Koryo Korean Barbeque

The bimbimbap is a fast food bimbimbap- just the ingredients thrown together and the broccoli was only half cooked. They advertised a bbq beef deal and I was very disappointed with the portion. I counted- there were only 5 pieces of beef and I was still hungry afterwards. The deal is a rip-off; you’d be better off paying a few more dollars for a proper meal.

Koryo used to be our go to place. I dont know what changed with this location, the quality is HORRIBLE!! We ordered 2 Bibimbaps here. Both were half filled. Had ZERO pickles of any kind. The veggies included 2 green beans and 3 pieces of boiled brocolli and 3 slices of carrots. There were 2 bean sprouts thrown on there too. The egg was still raw on the whites part. You can still see through the egg white where its clear in the below photos. There was very little sauce, flavour of any kind, definately no sesame oil with a few sesame seeds thrown on. This cannot be said to be korean food. It's just boiled vegetables over rice and meat cooked in the back room. This will no longer be a go to for any of our family.DO NOT EAT HERE!

talk about a HIDDEN GEM !! portions are generous, hits that kbbq-esque flavour craving, staff are friendly... all over a win !! i ordered the beef bbq combo and it tasted honestly super high-quality for a food court meal. kimchi rice was the perfect amount of spicy and the noods were yum yum <3 if you're ever on a rush and need to pick something up from the eatery @ eaton ... try koryo if you haven't !!

Located in the Urban Eatery Food Court of Toronto's Eaton Centre, the food offered at Koryo may not be considered authentic Korean cuisine and is a bit more on the expensive side as a fast food option. Koryo is conveniently located closer to the south side of the food court near Mcdonald's. However, it provides a decent option for the food court for a delicious and satisfying meal.Their menu has options like the BBQ Combos, which come with a selection of marinated proteins such as beef, pork, chicken, and salmon, along with staples like bibimbap and noodle soup. For a limited time, they also offer sandwiches They have a good list of side dish options, including spicy bean sprouts, kimchi, green beans, glazed garlic potatoes, japchae (glass noodles), broccoli and carrots, chow mein spicy noodles, and dumplings. The food quality at Koryo is decent, though slightly expensive, with the BBQ combos costing almost $20. We ordered the beef BBQ Combo with rice, 2 sides (bean sprouts and japchae) and BBQ Beef, which was slightly tough but well-marinated.The staff members are efficient and clear on order inputs, making the assembly process run smoothly. They also accept orders via Ritual and Uber Eats pickup. Deals are offered from 2-4 pm at the Toronto Eaton Centre, such as free extra sides with any BBQ combo, Beef Bulgogi K-Bap, and $5 off any 2 sandwiches that change from time to time.If you are not in any hurry, you're better off going outside of the mall to H-Mart, north of Yonge & Dundas for alternative fresh authentic Korean food.

Pretty good. It js a bit expensive but the portions are generous and the food is quite fresh. I suggest to skip the chicken though, beef and short ribs are better here. Overall an OK effort especially since it is a foodcourt eatery, give it a try of you crave for something a bit different.

Worst BIBIMBAP I ever had.Usually you cant go wrong with the bibimbap even if it is a fast food version.There were only like 5 pieces of carrots and 3 green peas and 3 broccolis :(I liked the sample side potato better than the main dish.For price of $16.56, I was very disappointed.

I didn’t have the best customer service. I ordered a bibimbap and they forgot to add the fried egg on top. But the worst part was having lunch half way gone I noticed a worm on my veggies… not sure if that was the only one though because I immediately stopped eating and through away the rest of the food. I’m never coming back to this place.

Food was terrible everything, about it and its taste was straight from the dumpster. The potatoes were the worst ,on each potato, there were about 3 gram of sugar. The noodles were super super super dry as well as not fully cooked and I found a hair in my rice. It was super expensive being 20 dollars for it never ever eating here again.But there were two good things in their menu the beef and the steamed rice was exceptional.

My first time to order and so excited to know theres korean food in the food court. Im dissapointed with my bibimbap and beef bulgogi the portion of meat is small and dry. Not worth the price.