Seor Ak San

Solid korean food, banchan were great. Kalbi was really good, and black bean noodle combo w/ sweet and sour was satisfying. Prices are fair.
One of the best places in k-town.

Ordered the Gamjatang.
Mild spicy means lighter broth.
Eaten together with the kimchi it was good!
I like their Kimchi here.

Excellent food, excellent prices, and excellent service! So glad that this restaurant opened again, this time in Koreatown (it used to be located on Spadina, south of College). We ordered gamjatang (pork bone soup), jajangmyeon (black bean noodles) with beef dumplings, kimchi fried rice with pork, and vegetable spring rolls - everything, including the side dishes, was absolutely delicious! Our server was so kind and friendly. The washroom and restaurant interior were impeccably clean. Will be back very soon!

Early Christmas present to find out Seor Ak San has opened again! So happy to see them back!

I always loved Seor Ak San back when it was in Chinatown. I am so glad it is finally back. Had pork bone hot pot, beef bibimbap and Kimchi seafood pancake with two friends. The dinner is such a satisfying experience.

Pork bone hot pot is the highlight of the meal. The portion is large enough for 3 people, with around 7-8 pieces of pork bone and 2 bowls of rice. The stove heating the soup makes it a great winter meal. I recommend eating the pork bone first and let the soup boil for a bit. The concentrated soup at the end goes well with the rice.

Kimchi seafood pancake is not crispy, but the fulfilling flavorful type. They don't skimp on the seafood or the accompanying sauce. Great appetizer.

I am so glad that they are finally opened again. It is one of the best value Korean food in town. I am spreading the news that Seor Ak San is opened again among my friends.

Great korean restaurant. They used to have a location on spadina, that I went to at least once a month. Great to see it open again

Ordered the kamjatang and Bulgogi deobap. Price was very reasonable, big portion, good service. The pork bone broth was okay, not the best I’ve tried but the Bulgogi deobap was good. Would like to come back and try their jajangmyeon.

Real rating: 4.3

A new competitor in the home style Korean fare. Opened for no more than a month, my party was quickly seated to a full restaurant.

Typical Korean food but at an elevated level. The food here comes at a slightly bigger portion and rather quickly. Ordered Spicy chicken, tteobokki with noodles, bulgogi and dumplings. All were more flavorful than what I expected. The Banchan was more bland than expected.

The table adjacent offered Korean fried chicken which looked incredible appetizing. It is on my to try list.

Only two servers on the floor. Although they do their best, service is very friendly but at times slow. Decor is plain and boring and the cooling system must've been not working that day. Was a hot and humid experience.

Very reasonable pricing.

I'm difficult to please but left here satisfied. I strongly support local businesses and encourage everyone to give Seor Ak San a try the next time you're debating where to eat.

Used to frequent their old location at Spadina and was really upset they closed. But now they’re back and quality seems just as good.