Tip: If possible, enter from the back, off King St. If you're going West on Dundas, this place is quite tricky to enter.
I thought this place was as the 3*s indicate, a-ok.
Initially, I thought this was located in the ghetto food court, a.k.a. Newin Centre, but it's actually in a L-shaped plaza with a mix of Polish, Korean, & Latin American shops.
I had the Kalguksuk and the noodles were nice and chewy. Presentation wasn't the best as I had large and uneven slices of green onion in my soup. Taste-wise, I liked the broth at the now defunct Etobicoke joint, Sikgaek. I thought that broth had a better flavour.
My mom really liked her Mandu in soup with rice cakes. Although they were at least golf-ball sized, I've had much better mandu elsewhere. The wrapping was sort of falling apart as soon as you took it out of the soup. Broth was good though.
Initially had to physically flag down wait-staff to place our order, but after that, tea/kimchi was refilled without asking.
Food isn't the best, but certainly not the worst either.
Bonus? There is plenty of parking!