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Restaurants Guide › Korean
Mot Na Son
- 5374 Yonge St. (at Churchill Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-222-1170
Editorial Review
Authentic dishes are the name of the game at this Korean restaurant; pretentiousness is not. Many of the most tantalizing offerings are scribbled in marker along the top and bottom of the printed menu. Oxtail soup remains a popular choice. Some folks are tempted by bi bim bap, bulgogi, spicy pork quiche or mackerel cooked in one of several ways: grilled, parched, broiled and stewed. Mains $6–$14.
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