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“ Omg the food was delicious with a few vegetarian options available, they were ready to remove pork. We had ordered vegetable and noodle bowls and sweet & spicy fried chicken with rice. The quantity was extraordinary for the price ”
“ I went here with my Korean friend and we got a combo of spicy chicken soup and jjajangmyeon and another chicken dish. It was really satisfying. My friend ordered for me so that is why I am giving it 4 stars for the food. I think I could’ve enjoyed it more if it was another dish but it was satisfying nonetheless. The portions were also quite substantial and I was very full after eating just the soup. It is perfect for sharing or if you have a big appetite. ”
“ DELICIOUS food with HUGE portions I ordered the Chinese pork with sweet sauce, shrimp with sweet and ketchup sauce, and sweet and spicy chicken! Hands down the best deal for Korean food in the yonge finch, since it's affordable and the portions are BIG and can get your Korean fried chicken cravings too! Has the local mom and pop shop vibe and great cozy atmosphere for groups and families. Don't forget the combos for under 30 you get both fried chicken and seafood or blackbean sauce noodles! Check out this place for Korean Chinese fusion! ”
“ The day I went with my two other friends. We ordered combo A including one sweet sour crispy pork, one jajamyeon and one seafood noodle which is recommended for 2-3 people. But it's a lot and the price is very reasonable. Also, the food tastes delicious. The environment is also very chill. Highly recommend ”
“ I got Combo A for 41 before tax and it was great! I would recommend this spot as it offers amazing value and flavour. Kimichi is solid too (which is a staple for a Korean restaurant). ”
“ Ordered a Combo A for me and my husband. Jjiamppong was really good as other reviews also said. The soup is tasty, not too oily. They used fresh mussels! Pilled-off shrimps and squids were yummy too. Didn't taste like frozen seafood mix. Jjiajiang noodle was also good. Tang suyuk (fried pork with sweet sour sauce) was also very good. One suggestion though: the sauce can use a bit more salt and less ginger powder. Apart from that, it was an excellent meal. Value for money and served very fast. The owner was super kind too. ”
“ My go-to place for Korean Chinese food in Toronto. Good food, satisfying portion for the price and quick service. Comfortable, cozy, and clean environment. Combo menus give you more for better price. ”
“ We stumbled upon this little gem. We had sweet and spicy fried chicken and rice with shrimp. The food was delicious and we will return. ”
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Shanghai Korean Chinese Restaurant
Welcome to Shanghai Korean Chinese Restaurant, a hidden gem located at 5451 Yonge St, North York, ON M2N 5S1. This delightful eatery combines the rich flavors of Korean and Chinese cuisines, crafting an experience that tantalizes the taste buds and warms the soul.
One of the standout features of Shanghai Korean Chinese Restaurant is its incredible portion sizes. Patrons rave about the combination of value and flavor, where generous servings leave you more than satisfied, even after sharing. The atmosphere radiates a cozy, mom-and-pop shop vibe, perfect for family gatherings or casual get-togethers.
- Vegetarian Options: The restaurant is thoughtful about its customers' needs, offering vegetarian choices and customization to remove pork from dishes. A review by Mahek Shah highlights the mouthwatering vegetable and noodle bowls and their famous sweet & spicy fried chicken with rice, which boasts extraordinary quantity for its price.
- Satisfying Combos: Michael A.'s experience with the spicy chicken soup and jjajangmyeon shows the hearty nature of the meals. The combo was not only filling but also an authentic taste of Korean comfort food.
- Bursting with Flavor: According to Vanessa T, the Chinese pork with sweet sauce and the shrimp with sweet and ketchup sauce were simply delightful. With combos priced under $30 that include both fried chicken and black bean sauce noodles, it’s hard to resist indulging in this fusion cuisine.
- Value for Money: Megan Pham recommends Combo A, which combines sweet sour crispy pork, jajangmyeon, and seafood noodles, ideal for sharing among 2-3 diners. The pricing remains reasonable, making every bite an excellent value.
- Solid Kimchi: Nicole Ng emphasizes the importance of great kimchi in a Korean restaurant, and here it does not disappoint. It’s a staple that complements any meal, leaving you craving more.
Whether you're in the mood for a hearty soup, delectable fried chicken, or a fusion twist on traditional noodles, Shanghai Korean Chinese Restaurant is a must-visit. The combination of robust flavors, generous portions, and affordable prices creates a dining experience that is not just a meal but a celebration of culinary heritage. Stop by and discover why this restaurant has quickly become a favorite in the Yonge-Finch area!
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