I've never been here although I lived on Ossington for a while. I usually preferred to go to smaller Korean places that people outside the neighborhood do not know. This one and Korean House one block west are the most well knows by non locals.
Now that I live on the other side of town I decided to visit this place on a Monday after work. Who would have knees theirs would be a troupe of Korean kids in red uniforms taking up half the restaurant and bunch of families with kids. Didn't know this was a family restaurant. As an unmarried guy I avoid family restaurants like the plague.
To add insult to injury - after waiting in line to be seated (on a Monday !!!) the girl at the counter had the face to ask me if I mind if she sits the family of five behind me first !!! Apparently the tables were big and she said since I am alone - I can wait ???!!! I told her yes I do mind and I was here first and should be seated first. She proceeded to sit the family behind me first completely ignoring me !!!
I don't like cooking my own food when I go out to eat so I ordered the pork bone soup, which is how you tell how good a Korean restaurant is. Unfortunately the Korean scout troupe was burning some very fatty cuts on the next table so the entire place stank of burned fat. The little Korean appetizers they bring before the meal wee nothing special, neither in flavor nor in freshness.
The pork bone soup took a long while to come out. These soups are cooked over many hours on the previous day so that was very strange. The soup itself was very average. Not bad but far from great. It said on the menu it was spicy but no trace of spiciness could be felt. Adi at the bottom were Little Rocks or sand which could damage the teeth although not dangerous for your digestion. Imonay which is two blocks west has much better pork soup.
Three stars for food, one star for customer service = two stars.