Jun's Kitchen

A great place to enjoy a good Korean meal. Family style small restaurant, cozy n yummy food. However, the sitting is not for big group. 2-4 people per table. The pork bone soup and seafood pancake are highly recommended. Seafood pancake is so crispy n lots of seafood in it. The stewed beef rib is too sweet for me. It's moister n tender. There is a long line up after 6:30pm. Better go there early than late.

First time trying raw marinated crab and we came here specifically for that dish. Personally I liked the original better than the spicy version. We also ordered their pork bone soup short ribs which were delicious. Love their patio btw and the staff here are amazing!Recommended dishesPork Bone Soup, Yangnyeom Gejang Raw Crabs Spicy Sauce Meal

25March2022 Came here during lunch time and it is not busy. No problem finding a parking spot near the restaurant. Restaurant is small maybe 6 to 7 tables We came here for their Raw Crab dish and this is the first time we have Raw Crab. We also ordered pork bone soup. Raw Crab is marinated with soy sauce and it is fresh... Really nice and it doesn't have those bad seafood smell. Pork bone soup is really nice as well... It is not too salty in compare to other Korean restaurants. The only thing is that I have to keep looking for them if I want something from them. But I understand as this is a family business. Will come again and will recommend to my friends

Busy, authentic, family-run Korean restaurant specializing in raw crab marinated in their special sauce seasonal though!. Delicious crab and delicious sauce. It's a super busy restaurant, and doesn't take reservations so come early if you want a seat. The location is on the main street level of an apartment building. Parking is located at the back of the building with only a few designated spots for the restaurant.

Went here with my family on a Thursday evening. It wasn't full at the time we went, but later on the restaurant quickly filled up. Our family friend recommended this place for their marinated crabs. I'm not a big fan of crabs in general but these crabs were really good. I personally liked the crabs in the spicy sauce more than the soy sauce. Service was pretty good. No complaints. I was so hungry I couldn't take a good picture.

the only place to get raw crabs, unfortunately they were quite small and a bit too salty for our taste. there's also not too much variety on their menu and pricing seems more than other Korean restaurants for what it's worth. when asking for gloves to use for the crabs, the older lady only gave us 1 each. then when we asked for another one because we can't really eat the crabs with just one hand, she looked at us like we were a nuisance. the grandpa there was super attentive though! he was watching everyone making sure to refill their tea and help them out. overall though, not the best experience.

Small place for hearty food. They don’t take reservations as there is a total of around 10 booths, but wait time isn’t too long. Small booths that are close together, and small bathrooms that are decently maintained. The staff was not rude at all but aren’t that tentative. For a table of 4, we got a rice, hotpot, and 2 orders of crab. The side dishes that come with it are decent, also comes with bowls of purple rice. The kimchi fried rice was really good, but definitely small portion for the price. The army stew was decent but very basic for the price— mostly just bean sprouts, spam, kimchi and only 1 packet of noodle. The blue crab was interesting as it was our first time, and definitely something to try; very soft and melts in your mouth. Drinks are fairly expensive but saw lots of tables drinking soju and chit chatting. Overall, decent place for hearty food but kind of expensive considering the portion size.

Authentic Korean food. Try the raw crab with soy sauce and with spicy sauce. Me and my friends recommend the soy sauce one and the pork bone soup is sooo good as well. We asked for more rice and refill the side dishes. They got us back so quick! Definitely will come back to try more dishes!

Came here to try the raw marinated crab for the first time and it did not dissapoint! Both the soy sauce and spicy version were incredible flavourful, love every bite! Make sure to mix rice with the eggs in the shell. We also tried the seafood pancake and it had just the perfect amount of crisp. The Bossam was also good, just a bit pricey! Highly recommend and will be back for more!

Tonight we went for dinner at this restaurant because a friend wanted to try the raw crab marinated in soy sauce. First mistake they sit us in the employee table which is crammed and full items such employee cell phone, notes and calendars. Second mistake when the waitress took our order we only ordered three dishes. The waitress says to us but you are four. Very good I am glad you can count. And the last time I checked we live in a free society. Three while seated in the employee table. The waitress and everyone keep bumping into me and the table. Four you can hear the boss and women screaming at each other “professionalism” at its finest. And finally when the appetizer and main courses arrived it was average. The rice I received was cold to the touch. And like many of reviews mention there are better Korean options in the GTA. Waste time and money.