Paik's Noodle North York 홍콩반점

Came here on a weekend and it was pretty busy as I had to wait in line for a while. Food was standard good Korean Chinese food. Wouldn’t say it was anything special but prices were reasonable and it was quick. Service was quick and efficient. Tables are a bit close together and the seats weren’t very comfortable. However I liked how each table had its own monitor to order as it was a lot more efficient and is good for people who want to see pictures (language can be changed too).

The food is delicious, this is my first time visiting and trying out the food. The black bean noodles are worth the price considering how big the bowl is. Would recommend trying out the tea too. The place is very clean and the staff are friendly. Also loved the songs they played.

Enjoyed dining here - but you must time it well because it’s so busy. Getting a table can be tricky. Food is simple but what you see is what you get. Tastes great. Fries chicken was crispy on the outside but moist inside, and the sauce is just right. Of course the noodles were delish. I love that you can adjust your spice level and also the size of your dishes (S, M, L)

Worth the hype. Just as good as the food in Korea, and the atmosphere transported me back! It’s very similar to the restaurants in Korea, you order on a device and the utensils/condiments are on the side of the table. Love this place, will 1000% be back.

If you're craving a satisfying bowl of Jjajangmyeon (black bean noodles), this Korean restaurant is definitely worth a visit. The noodles are rich, flavorful, and perfectly coated in a thick, savory black bean sauce. The portion sizes are generous, and the price is quite reasonable, making it a great spot for both solo diners and groups looking for an affordable yet delicious meal. However, be prepared to wait a bit longer than expected. The service, while friendly, can be slow, especially during peak hours. If you're in a hurry, this might not be the best option, but if you have time to spare, the quality of the food makes it worthwhile. Overall, if you don’t mind the wait, this place offers great value and authentic taste, making it a solid choice for Korean cuisine lovers.

Visited for dinner on a weeknight, it was busy but got seats right away. Service was quick and friendly, the self-order kiosks at each table make it very convenient to order. We were pleasantly surprised by the mapo tofu on rice. There were options for the spice level, and the lowest one was perfect. The jjajangmyun sauce was light which was a pleasant surprise, but unfortunately there were clumps of sauce (maybe a thickener that wasn't fully mixed in). The breading on the sweet and sour pork was surprisingly chewy and not super crisp, but the texture was still enjoyable. Lastly, they gave us complimentary canned peach slices for dessert!

This is my second time here. The noodles were so delicious the first time that I wanted to come back to try their rice dish and fried chicken. The food did not disappoint, but I think the black bean noodles I had the first time are their best dish. The black bean sauce with rice is okay in comparison. Also, I like the tea here. Roasted rice tea is my favourite. First photo is from meal in progress because when the food gets to the table, it looks so good that I want to dive in immediately.

The noodles and dishes were very authentic. The jjampong broth was flavourful with generous pork/seafood. The jjajangmyeon had chewy noodles with pieces of pork and cabbage. The portions were quite large and the noodles were super cheap. We also ordered the creamy fried shrimp which was amazing. Service was great, and they also gave us some peaches at the of our meal.