Wow Korean Restaurant

Run by the owner couple and they take pride in what they serve. Food is good and consistent. Very friendly.

Been coming here for years now. Cozy lttle place. You can practically see the kitchen and the chef prepping the food. They have made the place a bit more current as such this review. Just the place, chef is the same so great korean food lives on. Lots of vegan options.

I went to Toronto for a month after working on a vacation and then went to Mississauga for lodging, and it was so nice to be able to eat Korean food here! The rice was cooked on the spot and the potato pancakes were delicious! I want to go again if I have to go nearby:)

Great place for authentic Korean food. Came in with a party of 4 and ordered about 100 dollars worth of food between everyone and everything that we were served was great!

Easy decision making with the tablets that they had providing pictures for easy pickings.

Delicious Fresh Bang for your Buck

• Fresh and most delicious kimchi I’ve ever tried
• Bibim Guksu was spicy, sweet, sour and delicious
• Bibim Bap scorching hot and delicious staple
Came with pork bone soup!

We had so much leftover and had spent under $50 after tip I believe. Well worth it & will be coming back!

First time having Bibim guksu and very pleased

It is another wet and miserable evening. So my party was in the mood for something warm and comforting. And Korean cuisine hits the target.

This location is a well known small mom and pop family run neighbourhood Korean restaurant that has been around for some years now.

The owners greet you straight away with a smile. The food … the food is oh so good. Classic Korean dishes done right. Good flavours, textures and taste … all highly crave-able.

The atmosphere is warm and inviting with families sitting together to enjoy a good meal.

I will definitely make it a point to return even though it is a bit far for me because every dish tonight tasted fabulous.

Happy Eats everyone

A culinary gem! Exceptional "pork bone soup" with melt-in-your-mouth pork bones. From seafood soup to crispy fried chicken, each dish is a masterpiece. Cozy atmosphere, impeccable service – a must-visit for food enthusiasts.

Googled the reviews thinking it has good rating, my husband and i were excited to try. Unfortunately it turned out to be a very disappointing experience.
The food and the service were not worth one star.

Ordered hot stone bowl bibimbap, spicy rice cake, and pork bone soup. Spicy rice cake is delicious and side dishes were great. The owners are extremely generous with the portion and are friendly people

A great little hole in the wall Korean restaurant in Mississauga! The food was authentic and the prices are reasonable. The atmosphere definitely had a cozy, family-run feel. The staff were very friendly and we’ll be back again.

Changing my good rating I desperately needed to use the washroom and asked if I could use the washroom and offered to buy something in orderto use it. They refused the chance to allow me to be a customer in order to use the washroom. "Wow"

Cute little place. Food was good but a little pricey for what it is. Little side dishes. Very homey though.

Great vibe and food, will come again.
We ordered 3 dishes and spent 60$.
But I do not recommend the summer limited cold noodles. It could be better.

A great small place for your Korean cravings. My family loves their japchae and generous servings of side dish.

My go to place since I was an early teen. Love coming back to visit the restaurant owners.

The food and service were great.
The place has a strong family owned vibe. Their rice is quite special, you should give it a try. Price isn't the most friendly but fair.

Pork bone soup is amazing. Don’t bother ordering the ginseng chicken soup, literally no ginseng taste. Usually that dish will come with a small hen with rice inside but this was chopped up chicken pieces with a strong pepper taste.

Delicious! Great main dishes, and the appetizers dishes are absolutely the best I have ever tried.

We came on a Friday night and it wasnt too busy, half of the customers came for takeout. A mom and pop restaurant feel, the waitress/cook was friendly and nice. The food was good but didnt "wow" me. We ordered pork bone soup, ramen, japchae, beef bulgogi and black been noodles.

Everything tasted good but the portions was abit small. The prices was definitely on the high end for a small family run restaurant. The ramen wasn't worth it for $15, looked like instant noodles and the Japchae was $21 for a small plate.

All in total spent approx. $110 for 5ppl.

We ordered the pork bone soup and soon tofu. The rice is so good with beans. The store owners are super friendly, they helped us refilled a lot of side dishes.