Jung Soo Ne

4.5
Pros:
Very well done Korean cuisine
Friendly service
Cons:
No steamed ribs available (very minor issue)
This place is a hidden gem and I have Unilocal to thank for me finding it. Jung Soo Né is an excellent Korean restaurant that should be on every Korean cuisine’s lovers list. Honestly, if they had any rendition of steamed beef ribs (my go to order at Korean restaurants), it would easily have been a 5.
This place has a very homey feel to it. It’s a very comfortable setting to have a meal in. As you can see from my picture of the interior, they probably have kept those street light fixtures from the previous business. It stands out a little bit and is something you notice throughout your meal.
We ordered the gamjatang, galbitang and a seafood noodle. Each order comes with 6 very well prepared side dishes. I only wished the kimchi was cut into smaller pieces as they don;t give you any scissors to do so yourself. The food comes out boiling hot as you can see from my pics. They are very well made. I loved the broth in my galbitang and the beef was basically fall off the bone tender. The gamjatang was great as well, I felt there was a bit of sweetness to the soup. It wasn’t my all time favourite, but it was definitely up there. The noodle soup was also very good. The broth is very rich and they give you a ton of noodles. The portion of seafood is also very good for the price you’re paying.
Service here was very good throughout our visit. English is definitely not their first language but they did a great job and were very friendly. They were very accommodating to any needs we had for our little one as well.
This is already now one of my go to Korean restaurants in the area. I will definitely be back and I recommend this place to everyone who loves Korean cuisine.

This place is known as the healthiest Korean restaurant. Low in sodium. You will only see Koreans here. They also have «apres «golf meals for party of 4 and more .Call before you go since they are closed on Mondays !

We ordered pork bone soup and tofu soup. The food came on time with a generous selection of side dishes. We especially enjoyed the side dishes. The main dishes were alright. The gentleman who served us was very diligent. I would like to come back next time I feel like eating Korean food.

A very clean and comfortable setting. Delicate glasses for the tea and country deco with attention to details. We ordered the following at dinner tonight:
— Pork Bone Soup (8.99) — Delicious soup base.
— Seafood Tofu (9.99) — one of the best tofu soups I have had, the soup was full of flavor. It was quite spicy, I would ask for less spicy soup next time. Otherwise highly recommend it.
— Bulgogi — (10.99) — very generous portion and pretty tasty.
We will definitely return since the place is clean, service is friendly and portion was reasonable. A very enjoyable dining experience.
Thank you :)

Correct my words: recently ordered seafood pancake twice and everytime i got one overburnt, not happy about this.

Jung Soo Né is nothing fancy. Traditional Korean staple food that prepares with love and care just like how Korean ma would have make at home everyday.
Banchan were fresh. Bulgogi with Rice, Soon Tofu and Dumplings were all tasty.
Raw Crab Marinated in Spicy Sauce sounds interesting that would be something to try for the next visit.
Lunch Special available which is a $ 1 or $ 2 off the regular price.
Worth coming if you want some solid Korean Comfort food just like home.

I used to be a regular patron when it was located at Richmond Hill. Now that it’s moved closer, I can go to this place ALL THE TIME! This is by far the most authentic Korean food North Toronto has to offer. The side dishes are unique and different from other Korean restaurants and they do not skimp. I judge a place by my baseline which is tofu soup and it could even be better than Buk Chang Dong. Every dish I’ve ordered here has been delicious and prepared without MSG. When something tastes this good and homey without MSG, it is a keeper. Homey may impart a less than stellar connotation, but you want to go out to a Korean restaurant and taste dishes like your mother made for you at home. Not loaded with chemicals. It is high praise that the dishes taste homey! The place is a bit hidden but it’s in the same plaza as Sunny in the NorthEast corner, so you can’t miss it!

I was blown away the first time I tried the classic Denjang here.
(Fermented bean soup aka korean Miso)
Quite frankly, I think this place makes best Denjang & side dishes in Toronto.
Seasoned crabs are quite a catch also, though quite pricey as well :(
Waitress are one of the best trained /​pro-​service, not so much with the family-​staff girl though: p
All in all, if you want the most authentic *standard* Korean meal, this place is for you.

I have been a regular customer of Jung Soo Né when it was in Richmond Hill. They offer solid Korean food. The food are homey style which has no MSG and delicious. I always judge a Korean restaurant by their side dishes; they are yummy and home-made.Side dishes selection will change according to the seasons.
My family’s favourites are Pork Cutlet, spicy squid, seafood noodles, seafood pancakes…

This place is hidden in the corner so I didn’t know it existed until my friend took me. I’ve been going back for their don Katsu ever since. They give you enough for 2 people and the prices are reasonable. It’s definitely better than some other korean restaurants out there.

3.5
Food is pretty good. Six solid side dishes.
My boyfriend and I really enjoy the soft tofu soup, pork bone soup, and the spicy blue crab! The spicy blue crab is amazing :)
Service isn’t bad either.
This restaurant used to be at Yonge and Major Mac but moved to Bathurst and steeles now. Business seems to be better as it was a packed house tonight.
Stews come with purple rice.