The Owl on Bloor

Been going here for the past 15 years. Service hasn't changed much. If you go late night don't expect it to be top notch but they are still good. Pork bone soup is the way to go.

The website shows it open at 8am, when I called to place an order, someone answered the phone, and confirmed me that they are open, when I told her I will place an order she dropped the call. I tried to call again, but no one is answering now!

So goated, I was dying cramming for a math midterm and didn't want to order mcdonalds or something for obvious reasons, so I got some kimchi fried rice from here and it hit different. Amazing.

The atmosphere was the only good thing.food was mediocre. Food came fast but service from waitress wasn't good.

Amazing Korean food! I love how you can ask for refills on side dishes. Their bimbimbap is filled to the brim. I’m so full as I’m typing this aha. But, totally worth it!

Would give 1.5 stars if allowed.
I get that the Owl is pricey because it's a chain, but the food isn't worth the price. My friend and I agreed to go to the Owl after strolling around Koreatown. I was really hungry, and at that point, I'd eat anywhere. Until I sat down and saw the prices on the menu, I immediately lost my appetite. $13.99 plus their $2.08 tax for 8 pieces of dumplings sounded bizarre to me. So, I opted to get soup that came with rice instead (as did my friend). Now, fast-forward to when my friend and I are paying, and we decide to pay separately. At home, I looked at my receipt and realized the server charged us for each other's dishes. This was not much of a problem since my dish and my friend's dish had a difference of a dollar, though I was concerned since the server had visited our table many times.

My friend and I went to this location yesterday’s night. We ordered 3 items (port bone soup, seafood soup and squid bok-om). Today morning, three of us have not felt good. Three of us had diarrhea until now. We are at work and not feeling well. We are not happy about the meal. Not recommend this restaurant.

I like potato soup
If it's an owl! It's potato soup!
If you come to Korean Village, try it

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there was no grudge
The taste was good though.

The food is delicious and the quantity is plentiful! Side dishes are also delicious! All the staff are kind:) I ate really well!

Great korean food best in the city especially for consistency. Their kalbi ribs, pork bone soup beef and pork bulgolgi are always a amazing thing to experience with great portion

If you want to try amazing korean food you should check this place out, really good fried rice, seafood pancake, fried chicken and stew, that comes with yummy side dishes. I usually order for take out because the place is really small and crowded. So i suggest to order for take out!

I recently visited this location with my family and the server was so rude and I wish I didn’t give her tips. The food is not worth the price so salty and tasteless. I wouldn’t recommend this location to anyone. It was not worth spending $300.

Staff attitude is very bad. We ordered and paid normally but somehow the staff is very attitude. If you don't feel like serving guests, don't open the restaurant next time. Customers spend money to eat not to receive the unpleasant attitude of the staff.

The food was just okay. The Jajangmyan was lacking in the flavor department, but the sweet pork and kimchi jiggae were pretty decent. The card machine was broken, which made paying for out meal a bit difficult. I would definitely bring plenty of cash if your eating here.

The food was good, took longer than expected but that was because they are so busy.people had a 40min wait time to be sorted at a point. We got lucky tho.the food was amazing so was the service. The servers are literally running cause it’s so busy. But absolutely loved the place. The kimchi was amazing.

The service is good, the portion of food are valuable. However the taste and texture of the seafood pancake is a bit disappointing.

Terrible experience! We paid over 90 dollars for two semi empty Korean short BBQ ribs take out containers.
Unaceptable!

Wonderful, 24 hour Korean comfort food. Everything hot, fresh and flavourful. Very attentive staff and reasonably priced.

I only get the Korean bbq ribs and white rice from here but it’s a large order and if instructions are followed it’s the best. I like mine cooked well done and sometimes they miss the notes on ubereats. I’ve ate here before with my friend that’s from Korea and she loves it here. Don’t expect a fancy restaurant. It’s a little hole in the wall that cooks great food lol

Delicious food, excellent customer service, very friendly employees, highly recommend for foreign visitors who enjoy a great Korean food. I will definitely return: ¬D.

I've been coming here on and off for over a decade but haven't been back since covid until recently because it was late (past 11pm) and I was literally wandering the streets looking for good Asian food that was decently priced and still open. The food here is as amazing as ever. I got the #1 pork bone soup and my friend ordered the bulgogi, and also the french fries "just for the heck of it" which turned out delicious too. The staff are friendly, the portions are great and the place is open super late. It's officially my favourite Korean comfort food joint.

Dine in service was terrible. The server brought out a seafood tofu soup instead of the beef to my friend who is allergic to shrimp. She never apologized and acted like it was my friend’s fault. Lacking basic customer service and serving skills.

Amazing bibimbap, kimchi and gojuchang sauce. And DO NOT SLEEP on the shrimp tempura it is fabulous. My only complaint is that they do not offer more banchan for bibimbap orders. I only got a small order of kimchi.typically you get japchae, kimchi, braised potatoes and bean sprouts on the side with other Korean restaurants. Not sure if this was just a mistake, however I will not deduct stars as it is not mentioned as included on the menu.