Yogi Korean Snack Bar

Once again I’ve returned to yogi, looking to fix my hunger and boy, was I satisfied. I got tuna kimbap, bulgogi bibimbap soondae (korean sausage) and deep fried dumplings. Best boon shik house in downtown. Service was exceptional as always.

Cheap and cheerful, friendly staff, simple menu. Food tastes good, was decently portioned, and the place wasn’t too busy. Tried the bibimbap on recommendation from the server as it was my first time. Definitely coming back! There are a few other things on the menu that look great.

Only have been opened for two months by a young couple. Good quality Korean street food. I can’t help compare the prices to Korea but it’s very affordable in Vancouver standards. Clean and great customer service.
I recommend their fish shape mochi, kimmari, ddeokbokki.
Tip: instead of their sauce for kimmari, dip it in ddeokbokki sauce.

Yummy Korean snack food! Enjoyed the Bulgogi bibimbop, bulgogi kimbap, and fried mandu! Don’t miss the fried sliced veggies for 1.5! Wonderful owners/​cooks and delightful find!

We were just walking by, having already eaten across the street, when this young woman came out and asked if we wanted a serving of the ddeok boki. Being that it is one of my favorite Korean dishes… of course I said yes. Given another reviewers comments, this must have been the owner because no sooner had I taken a bite than she was back at the door inquiring about the taste. A wonderful treat on the night of our 11^th anniversary and every bit better than eating them on many a street corner in Seoul. in fact, I make this dish at home and this has become my go to in Korean restaurants… I’m sure that ‘free’ makes everything taste better but honestly, YOGI makes Ddeok Boki tastes better… best! We have a few more days in town… hopefully we’ll make it back to try out a few more dishes

This is our regular spot to eat lunch. Good Korean street food experience guaranteed. Awesome! Taiyaki so good!!:) right across Mc Donald. Next to cob’s bread. Come people!!;)

Authentic Korean street food! My favorite was the tuna kimbap and the veggie tempura.

So, we dropped by to try the Soondae (Korean blood sausage)
It was a little bit dry, but otherwise pretty good
Also ordered the Eo Mook (fish cake soup), which had just the right amount of spice
We’ll be back for the Soondae, and to try the Kimbap

I was planning to go to Santouka but since rain ws pouring hard and line was super long I decided to try this newly opened Korean restaurant.
My impression of this restaurant was that the owner really cares about the restaurant. She asked to every customer about the taste of food. The interior also reflected the amount of effort the owner have put in. It was very cozy with lots of cool designs.
The service was excellent. Friendly and enthusiasic. Water was refilled promptly and when asked for a recommendation, she was very knolwedgable of menu items and was kind in explaining them.
Food was delicious and was freshly prepared. As I have lots of experience with Korean food I have a high standard. I have tried their udon, topokki, sundae (korean style sausage), and tigim (korean styled deep fried food; similar to tempura where tempura is a japanese style of deep fried food). Yet all were very tasty with generous portions. They were def. comparable to genuine Korean bunsik restaurants in Seoul.
I am glad to have this restaurant opened in downtown and plans to visit back many times again. The restaurant makes me feel as if I am in Seoul, S. Korea except with exceptionally service and high quality of food.

Food here is awesome.
The owners are super cool.
Be prepared for some spicy ddeokbokki! Addictive!
Try dipping the kimbab rolls in the ddeokbokki sauce! Insane.