Té

Me and my boyfriend went here for our anniversary! What a wonderful place. Hostess was very kind and attentive, and the food was amazing! The vibe was cozy, and intimate. A great place for a date and a bite to eat:)

The menu is decently priced and food is just amazing. Loved the curated tea inspired cocktails. Would surely come back again

Phenomenal spot with elevated Korean Fusion dishes. Perfect for sharing, lots of unique items to keep every visit interesting. The cocktails are also very cool with lots of them being Té (tea) based.

I arrived at 9pm and the chairs were up and front door closed.
The server looked at me and I signed closed (?) with my hands as your website says close 10pm. She turned back and left…. I guess you close at 9pm

Such a cute restaurant! The decor and atmosphere of the place were very warm and inviting. It had a lot of plants on display, which I love. The vibe had a casual-cool sense to it, with jazz playing in the background while Sailor Moon was playing on the tv screens (which was awesome)! It's a tapas-style restaurant, with a lot of choices on the menu. My friends and I shared the bulgogi sliders, fried ravioli, and dumplings between the three of us and it was enough. The drinks were tasty as well. I recommend this spot for a cute date or just a hangout.

Service was excellent, atmosphere was also very nice. The food was good, especially the chickpea pancake (basically falafel). However, we found the food overpriced for how simple it was and for the portion size. Personally wouldn't recommend the fried ravioli but I don't like fried ravioli generally. The mushroom lettuce wraps were fresh and tasty but not filling.

Love their back patio! Great place to get together with friends, and the food and drinks are both delicious!

Truly an amazing experience! From service to food to drinks it was nothing less than extraordinary. Té has an amazing menu and you will want to order one of everything, even for dessert. They also provide a menu that highlights diet restrictions eg. Vegan, allergies etc. We will definitely be back to try more!

TLDR - Bad food, wouldn't recommend.

Came here for New Years Eve and it was below average food. Unfortunately it seemed like a place that prioritised aesthetics over food & flavour. For the price, I doubt I would ever return.

I've always thought its hard to go wrong with Korean food but the food was incredibly bland and flavourless. We got the shiitake mushroom lettuce wraps, the fried chicken, crispy eggplant & anchovy dish, and toasted kimchi ravioli. The fried chicken was entirely dry, and any dipping sauce comes with an extra charge. The lettuce wraps were good. The ravioli tasted like fried batter with wasabi, and there was no kimchi flavour at all. It was quite disappointing since it was NYE, but more so because I was really expecting a lot in terms of food & flavour. My feedback to the restaurant would be to prioritise the actual quality of the food.

However, the server we had was lovely and very helpful. The dipping sauce that we ordered with the chicken was also very delicious, and the server took it off our bill.

Absolutely impeccable on every level.
Thank you T/é for always exceeding my expectations ️

Very nice and cozy restaurant with great food to taste and share. Drinks are amazing as well.
Tried different things from the menu and they were all delicious.
The Staff is very helpful and friendly. Worth a try.
Better to make a reservation, gets busy quickly at night.

This place has the best fried chicken i have ever had! Service is great and all the other food is great as well! If you like edamame you have to try their garlic edamame!
Every recipe is very well thought of and I just love every drink I have tried so far:)

Definitely worth going all the distance always to eat there!

Oh and it not as pricy as all Toronto restaurants! Pretty affordable!

Very good food and service! Good selection of cocktails as well. I would avoid coming with a large group.

Even when sharing multiple items the portions are on the smaller side and the kitchen is lightly staffed. Better suited for a group of 2-4 people.

The wonderful server we had stated the restaurant is notable for the toasted ravioli, I agree they were good but the curry katsu was tops in my books. All dishes are meant for sharing. In addition to the aforementioned items we also had the Korean pancake thingy and the slider thingy. Apologies with the lack of specifics; it was a few ago the I dined here. As mentioned the wait staff were great. Would definitely return.

Food and drinks here were great. The toasted kimchi ravioli with the honeyed wasabi pesto was my favourite. The lettuce wraps with the pork belly was also delicious. Definitely recommend it!

The bulgogi sliders were good too, as well as the pancakes. The drinks here are the delicious too!

Our friends enjoyed the experience here. The food was fresh and tasty. It wasn’t different than other Korean restaurants that I’ve been to, however. The table’s favourite dish was the edamame appetizer, which had a tangy-sweet sauce and delicious toppings. The drinks were also delicious and unique. The service was great but the kitchen was under-staffed so unfortunately, it took a long time to get our food. Overall, good experience and would go back again.

Waited half an hour for someone to take our order after being seated and another half an hour for food to arrive. The restaurant wasn't crowded during our reservation, with only less than half the capacity. The food was underwhelming, the pizza ttoetbokki, toasted kimchi ravioli, and kimchi lobster, even for a modern twist to the Korean cuisine.

Starting with the rustic look of their kimchi devilled eggs ($7 for 3). The yolks are mixed with sesame oil and kimchi paste, instead of creamy mayonnaise, creating a stiffer paste to pipe back into the egg white. I could certainly taste the nutty oil that always makes my taste buds sing, but would have liked more of the gochujong as there wasn’t much heat to the egg. In fact, aside from the sesame oil these tasted like any other deviled egg. Swapping the bacon bits for chopped kimchi may give it that element it’s missing and make the dish vegetarian-friendly to boot.

Similarly, the kimchi was lost within the ricotta, mozzarella, and parmesan mixture in the toasted kimchi ravioli ($13). Chances are any ingredient wouldn’t be able to hold up against the swiggle of honey wasabi pesto piped on top of the crispy ravioli as the wasabi was so pungent and overpowering. Some reviewers rave about this dish, but I found the panko crust made it too dry and the pasta was overly chewy. It’s not one I’d order again.

The bulgogi sliders ($15) were good with a pile of thinly sliced sweet-soy marinated sirloin topped adorned with a perfectly cooked quail egg, which is runny so makes for a messy first bite. The sliders would be even better if there wasn’t wasabi in the mayo (Té’s chef certainly loves wasabi) and the buns were warm and toasted.

If you really want to try the bulgogi I’d opt for one of the main dishes instead. Té’s bi bim bap ($17) follows a traditional recipe where the beef is accompanied by cold sesame-marinated vegetables and a fried egg. They swap out the white rice for nuttier purple rice instead and Té’s sweet chili sauce is thicker and spicier than other ones I’ve tried.

Sadly, the bi bim bap wasn’t presented in the typical hot stone bowl. That vessel is so important as it creates the crust on the bottom of the rice and the heat warms up the cold garnishes and sauce so that once everything is mixed together the flavours really melt and meld together.

There’s plenty of bulgogi on top of their mac and cheese ($18) and the pasta was excellent as well. I enjoyed the creamy gooey cheese sauce and the parmesan panko crisp on top adds a lovely textured crunch for those who want an extra pop of flavour.

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I came here as a recommendation from my friend and food reviewer. However, I had little disappointed about customer service of the restaurant. I had to wait for half an hour to order the food even the restaurant wasn't busy (attached pictures). The food wasn't great to make up the wait.

I love the food here! So delicious and fun to share. The service was also good.
The cocktails were ok, but not my favorite.
This is a great spot, would recommend.

Cute patio, slow service, underwhelming drinks but delicious food. We only tried one dish (bulgogi sliders) but I would go back to try more items.

Very good chicken but pricey for the quantity you get especially for the octopus dish.only 1 piece on top of spinach.
Cocktails was nice

Kind of an unassuming restaurant that I stumbled upon, but enjoyed! Western dishes with a Korean fusion. Has Sailor Moon playing on tv:) Lovely aesthetic with a back patio and cutely decorated pexi-glass during these times. Went there for brunch and really liked the Kimchi Pork Belly Benedict. A little on the pricier side, but taste is worth it. Definitely want to come back for dinner!

Food here was pretty good. We got the Toasted Kimchi Ravioli, Pizza Tteokbokki, Dark-Spiced Fried Chicken, and the Bi Bim Bap. I also got the Pom Iced Té (not pictured) which was really good. My favourites were the toasted kimchi ravioli and the dark spiced chicken. Overall, nice place! The chicken is a must try!

*Hidden Gem Spotted*

I cannot get enough of fusion food, I just think than korean cuisine mix with a little hint of canadian/american is just creating the best flavour for my palette.

I really liked the outside patio, the music, the vibe, the design and the great lighting when it gets darker outside.

The staff is super friendly, helpful, giving you great advice or suggestions~

The food was definitely delicious, I would suggest you grab the pizza tteokbokki (피자 떡볶이) ~ Or if you're a total fanatic of Mac&Cheese and you love Bulgogi (불고기) Please don't hesitate and order the Bulgogi mac&cheese (: - Oh and the food wasn't that spicy, really quite on the mild, maybe there is an options to ask for spicier if you like it this way.

Overall, nothing to say that is negative. The only thing would maybe be the price is a little bit high, but I can ensure you the quality is there.

Cocktail was great, I had the TeMargarita, super tasty, but if you are looking for something sweet, maybe not for you.

Enjoyyyyyy~ 즐겨라!

Came here with my family of 5 (3 children/teenagers). We loved the food and the balance of price point and general portions. Quality was very good. Our favourites were the Japanese Katsu, braised pork crostini and the Taiwanese chicken. The batter were thin and crispy for the Katsu and chicken and the meat was perfectly moist and tender. The sliders and the deviled eggs were closed second.

We were here before 5 so they also had $6 Sapporo can and $5 gekkeikan sake. The tea inspired cocktail was refreshing and made with tapioca.

It wasn't busy this particular Saturday at the time we arrived. We were seated promptly and food came very fast.

We would definitely come back!