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Restaurants Guide › Korean
San Korean Restaurant
- 676 Queen St. W. (at Euclid Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-214-9429
Editorial Review
This small restaurant features wood tables with inset salt and pepper shakers and offers a mixture of both Japanese and Korean plates. Among mains, galbi (a Korean dish made from beef short ribs that is then cut into thin slices), spicy soybean stews, sushi-style rolls, dolsut bi bim bap (mixed veg, beef and fried egg served in a heated stone bowl) and bulgogi (sirloin in a soy-based sauce) are popular with Queen West regulars. Mains $4.50–$12.95.
- Closed Sunday
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