This Japanese/Korean restaurant used to be named and owned by different people. The inside looks the same as the old Korean/Japanese food restaurant and is quaint and small. The service and Korean side dishes are good. The bibimbap with bulgogi was tasty. The rice was nice and crispy in the hot stone bowl and the egg was fried perfectly.
The spicy salmon roll was okay and their rolls are
small but bite sized. It's a nice little place to enjoy both Korean and Japanese food at one place and it isn't as busy as some other North York restaurants. It does have an odd parking lot so, if you can't find a spot just park on a side street nearby.