Shilla Korean Restaurant

Shilla Korean Restaurant really impressed me! Their fried chicken is a must-try – huge portions for $57 with four flavors (honey garlic, original, sweet & hot, and the cheesy fried chicken 🧀🍗). Super crispy and flavorful! The jjajangmyeon definitely lives up to the hype – rich, authentic, and very Korean. We also loved the corn cheese appetizer, which was super gooey and satisfying. 🧀🔥 The environment is spacious, clean, and comfortable, making it perfect for group gatherings. Service was friendly and attentive throughout our visit. Overall, Shilla delivers delicious, authentic Korean comfort food with generous portions at a great value. Highly recommend if you’re craving Korean fried chicken and noodles! 🇰🇷🍜

Large delicious portions at a very affordable price. Chicken is moist and flavorful. Seafood pancake was pretty thick and full of toppings. Service was prompt. Great place to eat and drinks with a group of people

Shilla Korean Restaurant in Vancouver delivers that classic, comfort-driven Korean dining experience that keeps you coming back. From the moment you walk in, the warm service sets the tone, and the food backs it up with bold, authentic flavors. The banchan is generous and fresh, the BBQ comes sizzling with perfect marinades, and their stews and noodles hit that cozy, home-style depth that’s hard to find elsewhere. Whether you’re craving a hearty meal, a late-night fix, or a reliable spot to bring friends, Shilla proves why it’s a longtime local favourite.

Had the BBQ platter which was a great value. Came with two types of grilled chicken, grilled shortrib and sous vide pork belly plus sides. Both chicken were really good. The pork belly was a bit dry and the short rib was okay. Lots of food though.

Authentic Korean Flavours Done Right. Shilla is one of my favourite Korean restaurants in Vancouver. Their Galbi-tang are full of flavour and the rice is cooked perfectly, never mushy or dry. One of their signature dishes is the Korean fried chicken which my kids absolutely love. But the real hidden gem here is the kimbap. Do not overlook this simple dish because it shows how authentic and thoughtful their cooking truly is.

Stopped by for dinner. Got a table right away but service was really lack luster. The tofu soup was hot and flavorful and was a highlight of the night. The pork belly and baby octopus was disappointing - there were only 3 pieces of octopus… the flavor was good though. But not very worth it.

Generous portions. Great price for the set lunch menu and the BBQ platter. The BBQ meats taste great. Beef tofu soup in the $20 lunch combo was also very tasty. Not enough flavoring in the japche but the dumpling and crispy chicken were both very good.

$20 lunch set with choice of meat & soup, great portion and such a good deal. Would be nice if they can indicate the tofu beef soup is spicy, or offer option for mild. Recommend not to sit close to the cashier/ kitchen as it was too hot while eating. Will visit again to try other options with their lunch menu.

Food is extremely good! We went for a late night meal so we were the only patrons dining in. Most of the other patrons were delivery and takeout orders. Service was overall good and restaurant is really clean. Loved the pork belly bbq! Extremely juicy and flavorful on a bed of cabbage and cheese corn. One of the best Korean meals I've had in a while.

I've come to Shilla a few times now, and most times felt quite mediocre. This time around, I ordered the Seolleongtang and my friends and I shared the deep fried shrimp appetizer. The appetizer was okay - can't really go wrong with deep frying something! My soup dish portion was quite small, which I wasn't expecting. I also didn't know that you had to season the broth yourself with salt and pepper on the table. I ended up asking the staff if the soup was supposed to taste like water... After seasoning it, it was okay though. I don't think I will be back to Shilla after having given it a number of tries now.

The restaurant was open until midnight which was perfect since we arrived in Vancouver around 1030 pm. The tea was fantastic (Hojicha instead of the usual jasmine tea)! The sides were great, especially the fish cake. We ordered their best seller BBQ pork belly which came with cheese corn, kimchi, and lettuce. The pork belly were so tender and great quality. We also ordered seollotang which was perfect for the chilly fall weather. Highly recommend these two dishes and we look forward to our next visit so we can try the other dishes!

Stopped by for dinner. Got a table right away but service was really lack luster. The tofu soup was hot and flavorful and was a highlight of the night. The pork belly and baby octopus was disappointing - there were only 3 pieces of octopus... the flavor was good though. But not very worth it.

Shilla Korean Restaurant @shilla_vancouver is a spacious Korean Restaurant in East Vancouver. I highly recommend to come here for birthday party or gathering with friends and families. We have ordered Seafood Noodles Soup Beef Bibimbap Beef Japchae Seafood Pancake Basak Prawn Chicken Platter Big BBQ Combo The Chicken Platter and the Big BBQ Combo are more than enough to share. Other main dishes are also authentic and delicious Great friendly service too. @shilla_vancouver has lunch special for $20 that comes with 10 kinds of dishes, you choose 1 soup and 1 meat. The lunch special is Monday - Sunday @ 11am - 4pm and only dine in. Media: @chocoviv @lovepeacevancouver @waieatthat @che.dcruz @eatisvibikki #eatisvibikki #cameraeatfirst #koreanfood #korea #seafoodpancake #japchae #bbqcombo #chicken #platter #basakprawn #prawn #beef #bibimbap #vancouverfoodie #vancouver #foodie #kingswayvancouver #canada #韓國料理 #韓國 #溫哥華 #吃貨 #고급음식 #한국요리 #밴쿠버 #해물 팬케이크 #비빔밥 #닭튀김

I came here for my friend's birthday on a Friday night. It was quite packed and I can see why. Their food portions are quite big. A lot of people ordered their chicken platter to share and we did the same. The fried chicken pieces are huge and quite juicy on the inside. It is well worth $57. I would also recommend ordering their galbi. It's super tender and very nicely marinated. It's a great place to have gathering since their portions are big and priced reasonably. I would definitely come again.

This is the place to for a delicious Korean feast! Shilla has giant portions and recently updated their menu. Check out their platters which is great for sharing! Chicken Platter $57 which comes with 4 kinds of Chicken ( Original, Honey Garlic, Sweet & Spicy, Cheesling) along with fries, cabbage salad and corn. The chicken was crispy and flavourful. Big BBQ Combo Platter $59.98 comes with sous vide pork belly, LA Kalbi, Grilled Chicken along with fries, cabbage salad and Bao buns! Meat could've been more tender but I quite like the chicken! $20 lunch combo comes with so much!!Choose your soup & meat and comes with 8 more side dishes as seen in the reel. Worth it in my opinion! Other items we tried: -Cold Spicy noodle $16.98 (super refreshing) -Spicy pork bone hot pot $42.98 -House and Prawn Kimbap $11/$14 ( large portions) -Tteokbokki $16.98 ( I really liked the sauce) If you're craving Korean food to share, this is a solid place to come for gatherings, hangouts or a date.

Came here for our Sunday family meal. Tons of street parking right off Kingsway. Love the ambience. My wife and I opted for the $20 lunch special. I had the Korean OX Bone Soup and Sous Vide Bossam -- OX Bone Soup is very clear, will need to season yourself depending on how you like it. For me, I appreciate that it's a very clear broth. The bossam is very tender and well seasoned. The wife opted for the Seafood Tofu Soup and Beef Bulgogi, which she enjoyed. The Seafood Tofu Soup was quite generous portion, lots of seafood and very tasty broth and tofu. Can't complain about the beef bulgogi. You can't mess that up. The banchan selection is varied and delicious, with something enjoyable in every bite. The chicken cutlet is not your usual one piece cutlet and cut up--it's boneless fried chicken deep fried in panko. Served with rice, and Kimchee, sweet corn, salad, side of sauce. My son loved this and he was full, and the kid can eat. My daughter loves her noods so she got the Seafood Noodle Soup--broth was tasty and flavourful, and lots of seafood. Served with a side of Danmuji (pickled radish). This was very enjoyable for us. We would definitely come back. Amazing food, great value, friendly service.

My regular at Shilla is their seafood beef broth noodle soup. It is so satisfying with lots and lots of seafood. For those who are not into super beefy soup taste/smell, you would love this soup. It comes with yellow noodles that is both soft and chewy. Whenever I get this to go or have Uber bring it to me, I can literally save half the soup for later. Service is pleasant.

Shilla is a Korean restaurant located on Kingsway! I had a tasting and I tried many plates that were offered to us. My favourite were the new released kimbap which was loaded with ingredients! Their fried chicken platter was massive and offers a lot of variety of different wings. The vibe setting of the restaurant is a bit old school and worn but I feel that's the charm of it. Would come back for their kimbap for sure!

Pretty decent Korean place on Kingsway between Fraser and Knight. Parking is available on Kingsway, as well as the side streets. The place is pretty modern and spacious. Dark theme. Staff are friendly and helpful No complaints. Banchan - kimchi, cabbage, pickled turnip, bean sprouts. Beef bulgogi - pretty tasty. Served with cabbage and green onions. Jukkumi samgyupsal bokkeum (spicy stir fried baby octopus and pork belly) - sweet and spicy without too much kick. The above 2 dishes came with bowls of white rice, which helped dilute some of the sauce. Korean fried chicken - tried 2 flavours. Decent, but definitely want to share the portions. Can't really eat a bunch of pieces with the exact same flavour. Overall wouldn't mind coming back. Friends and I left happy. Recommended.

Visited with two friends during their lunch time and we indulged in a delicious meal consisting of a lunch special, fried chicken platter and the bulgogi beef hot pot. Lunch bento - you have a choice of soup and meat (we chose seafood tofu soup and bosom) plus few side dishes and rice. We loved the variety in this lunch bento and the value was well worth it! Fried chicken platter - came with 4 flavours of fried chicken that were juicy, crispy and tender plus french fries, corn and pickles to provide a little bit of a palate break for all the fried goodness. My favourite was the sweet and spicy flavour. Bulgogi hot pot - loads of veggies, beef and other toppings in a boiling pot. Portion is very generous and of great quality and this could definitely serve 3-4 people. Overall, a great place for delicious Korean meal with large portions and good prices. Service and kitchen can be a little bit slow but well worth the wait!

Awesome authentic Korean food KFC are the bomb They are so yummy and crispy! Services were amazing. Will go back for more food

Shilla Korean Restaurant on Kingsway is a Vancouver gem for Korean cuisine. The food is delicious, portions are generous, and the banchan (side dishes) add an extra layer of authenticity to the meal. The atmosphere is comfortable and the good service make for a welcoming dining experience. Whether you're a fan of Korean BBQ or craving comforting soups, Shilla does delivers. I'm sure my Korean heritage speaks volumes when I say I do recommend Shilla for your Korean comfort food fix. Cheers!!!

My family got three whole chickens here for takeout--honey garlic, yangyeom, and regular. They were all really good! The chicken pieces were huge, tender, crispy, and juicy. They weren't battered too much. Wonders for a soft mouth! Honey garlic wasn't too sweet--it had the perfect balance. Yangyeom was surprisingly good! Also not too sweet. The regular was of course good. Flavours were on point. My only complaint is they gave us two tiny daikon containers for three whole chicken orders. I don't know if we could have asked for more free of charge, but it was too late by the time we got home. It took around 30 minutes to get our chicken, as to be expected. Luckily the restaurant has a really large waiting area. Very nice and spacious.

The only place I can get a really good cold noodle dish in Vancouver. A super refreshing dish during the hot summer days. The steamed egg appetizer was a nice add on. I've had the seafood pancake in the past and it is delicious! The music was a bit loud in the restaurant and may take away from trying to have a conversation. The space is good for larger groups.

Been a customer, and dare I say supporter, for many years, even before their renovation. After the renovation, the interior is now much cleaner and more modern feeling. Customer service was not great. Slow on food even though there were only one to two other tables there. I guess there were also take out orders. But they only ever refilled our tea once and would take a while even when we asked. The tea pots were small and the food were salty so we naturally wanted to drink more liquid-- but yeah, one refill only. Honey Garlic Boneless Chicken -- skin was way too thick and not crunchy enough. I had to rip off most of the skin and just ate the inside, granted it was tender and juicy! The honey flavour was awesome, but didn't quite taste the garlic. Corn cheese -- usually a huge fan of corn cheese, but this one was not great. For $10, I was only able to get four bites out of this. It was a super thin layer abs not satisfying at all. Seafood pancake -- had the perfect crisp and was definitely the highlight of all the dishes we got. Generous portion too! Japchae -- have always been a fan of this, but this was a completely missed dish. Way, WAYY too salty. However, still very flavourful and the noodles were nice and stringy. Bibimbap -- nothing special. flavours were there, but something tasted off, even after we mix the sauce in. Overall, not the most pleasant experience and was disappointed. I always recommend Shilla to people because its quality use to be good for the price with friendly service. I feel like I need to take that all back now.

It was 8:30pm and my friend and I wanted a small but quick bite. We ordered the Original Fried Chicken Wings ($18.98) and they were amazingly crispy and came piping hot to the table. So satisfying eating these warm juicy wings and the batter was light. We also shared the Shilla Jajang Noodle ($16.98): black bean sauce with noodles, onions, zucchini, cabbage and pork. I enjoyed the noodle dish but my friend wished the noodles to be on the warmer temperature side. I said hot sauce and cold noodles don't make the dish too warm so not the restaurant's fault - just the nature of the dish. We enjoyed our quick bites and now planning to get a bigger group together so we can try hot pots and other dishes. Great little Korean restaurant in the middle of Vancouver when most are out in Coquitlam. Restaurant was clean and scanned QR code for the menu. If you require immediate attention then press the button at the end of the table. The staff were friendly, welcoming and very helpful in explain the dishes before we settled on our two for the evening. It was not busy when we arrived but it's also late. I notice lots of pick-up for take-outs. Free parking on Kingsway after certain hours or on the side residential streets.

great food! really delicious with big portions. The atmosphere is okay but that's only because I wasn't a fan of the kind of music they played.

Great place for a get together. After a Zumba masterclass with friends we booked at this place. And ohhh it didn't disappoint us. Food was great and deliciously prepared. The place was cozy although we were really loud from laughing and storytelling however our servers were really on point.

I lived in this area before maybe 2 blocks away from this restaurant. Korean gig with a different name now known as Shilla maybe the same owner. Looks different now, more space and more chic looking. Street parking and thanks God until now its free. Each table has a red button buzzer...pretty neat... Minimal decors, friendly customer service. EATS: Takoyaki octopus balls based on my research this is a traditional street foods from both Korea and Japan. The balls was decorated with a tempura scrape and shaving of dried bonito (Katsuobushi) that moves like tiny feathers, I like it when you chopstick the balls it feels like you catched a fat butterfly...tasted good though....not the very best but not the worse.I love the ones from night market..... I also got the hotpot bibimbap, I always prepared this kind than the one serves cold, When the rice and other stuff from base of the pot get a bit toasted, it taste more Korean to me....I loved it specially when soy sauce and hot sauce mixed on my bibimbap. Reasonable pricing, excellent food with very good service and homey ambience.. Good for group kids and family friendly... Debit,cash,credit okay

I'm sad that Seoul Doogbaegi closed down but in its stead, Shilla Korean Restaurant has taken it's place. It's a few doors down from Sunny's Chinese Food. They've done some major renos and it shows as the place is modern and sleek. The Korean music is upbeat and a touch high on the volume side. Click the call button on the table to get one of the waitresses attention. The menu consists of appetizers, tteok-bokki, noodle, main dishes (tofu soup, off the grill, bibimbap), hot pot, special dishes, fried chicken and drinks. Trip #1 We dropped in on a Friday evening (around 6:30pm) and it was busy. - Banchan - kimchi, bean sprouts, potatoes and pickled radish. Kimchi had a decent kick to it. Bean sprouts were refreshing. Potatoes were soft. Pickled radish were crunchy and light. Nothing out of the ordinary but good enough. - Seafood tofu soup (M4) ($14.95) - it comes with a bowl of rice. There was some squid, shrimp and baby shrimp. The broth was okay but didn't have much depth or complexity to it. It was lacking a kick to it. - Seolleongtang (M9) ($11.95) - first time ordering this and likely the last. The broth was bland. They bring out salt and pepper, which it desperately needed. The beef slices was dry and tough. You don't get much noodles either. A sad, unsatisfying bowl. Trip #2 We dropped in on a Tuesday evening (around 6:00pm). - Banchan - kimchi, bean sprouts and potatoes this time around. We were able to get a second round. - Jaeyook stir-fry (M6) ($16.95) - nothing out of the ordinary but it came with an abundance of cabbage and onion. - Bulgogi jeongol (H5) ($33.95) - their hot pots come with two bowls of rice. The amount of bulgogi (sweet and tender) you get was surprisingly impressive. Broth was flavourful, a touch sweet but well balanced. Tasted as you'd expect bulgogi to be. The glass noodles were satisfying and vegetables included rice cakes, tofu, enoki mushrooms, oyster mushrooms, green onions and onions. Perfect for sharing. On the fence with Shilla. 3.5 stars.

Will update soon as it's my first time coming in ever since Seoul Doogbaegi owner retired. Ordered the Korean Spicy beef soup, I enjoyed it. It's a good mix of bean sprouts, potato vermicelli, onions and a robust soup. I'm looking to get a group together to try the rest of the dishes and I've noticed they have an excellent section of liquor from Korea.

La Galbi and dakgalbi wasn't too bad. The galbi was a bit chewy but charred and flavoured nicely. The dakgalbi was nicely spiced. Just enough enough spice with lots of onions. It was $50 for both dishes and while it's not the cheapest, it's reasonable for Korean.

This place changed hands a few years ago and it was the first time coming back. The restaurant was renovated and looks much cleaner and nicer than before. There are no menus. They ask you to scan a bar code and then you have to navigate how to get to the website. Not user friendly for elderly or technically challenged people. We ordered the oxtail soup. It was bland. I don't know why they don't flavour it and just give you salt to flavour yourself. We couldn't get the right flavour. We ordered the spicy fried chicken and it was a bit soggy with a ton of batter. The Tteokbokki was hella spicy. Almost not edible it was so spicy. The side dishes were lacking in flavour and variety too. It was ok but not as good as the old restaurant that it replaced.

This place is great for getting your korean soup craving fix. I have visited twice this year and ordered the same dish both times for takeout. I had seoulong tang and it comes with kimchi and rice. I'd recommend it if you want a hearty, yet non-spicy soup. The service is fairly quick and pleasant. They give a discount for takeout during quarantine and you can order ahead.

Extremely disappointed with the Yukgaejang spicy beef soup, taste was average probably because there was no meat in the soup to flavor. It only came with two small pieces of need. Will not be ordering from here again. The kimchi side dish was tasty and still crunchy the only upside to my meal tonight.

When it first opened, the quality of food was subpar but Im glad I gave it another shot and now its one of my go-to spots for late night food! There isn't many Korean restaurants in the neighbourhood that are open this late (till 12am), perfect for fried chicken and beer. Jajangmyun (Black bean noodle) Hot Pot Combo $66+ It can feed about 3-4 people easily and its so worth it! It comes with a massive sizzling plate of seafood jajangmyun, teokboeki rice cakes, and sweet and sour pork or boneless fried chicken. The black bean noodles are their specialty so its a must-get item, one of the best I've had in Van. Everything is so saucy and savoury. Yangnyeom fried chicken (boneless) Sweet, spicy, crispy, and juicy chicken. Perfect with beer! Kimchi Tofu Soup Can't go wrong with bubbling hot soup especially for the cold weather!

Take out experience was extremely terrible!!! I waited nearly an hour for 3 dishes and restaurant was only 1/3 full. Beef noodle soup had barely anything inside with few scraps of meat and rest is liquid. Rice was in mushy chunks and carrots, mushrooms, and beef weren't fresh at all. This is definitely lower than food-court quality. Quite a shame really...

Delivery review via SkipTheDishes-- First time ordering from them. I only ordered two things but they were pretty good. I ordered the Jajangmyeon noodle and Yangyeom wings. Everything was packaged nicely and it came with some pickled radishes. The black bean sauce was separated from the noodles. I was a little thrown off at how little the noodles looked but I was wrong. The noodles were just enough but they definitely give way more sauce so I actually ordered a side of rice to eat it with the next day. The noodles were perfectly cooked. Had a good chew and bounce to them. I've tried many Jajangmyeon and this had to be the best one I've had. The Yangyeom wings were still crispy and the sauce was evenly coated. Had a good balance between sweet and spicy (but i prefer it a little more spicier). I did notice that the food wasn't hot considering they're only a 10-15 minute drive away. And I ordered quite late (11:45pm) too so no traffic to keep the food waiting but I do appreciate that they're open late. I hope to go in and try some more of their food. Otherwise, I enjoyed everything I ordered.

So on a slow Friday, we decided to visit Shilla as it looked interesting .. walked in and was met by a young fellow, very polite and explained to use the QR code to access their menu..well structured and categorized .. It took a while to figure what was what as their wait staff were either busy in the back or wanted to get off the floor..there is a button on the table to call the staff.. ordering was very efficient and it was the youngman that regurgitated our order ..we requested low salt as well as spice so we are waiting on the food..there was a thermos of cold water but as since we are typical Asians we preferred tea.. a young lady ran back and forth servicing one table then another table of Korean speaking gentlemen came in.. they received much more attention by that unfortunately is a cultural thing where the emphasis is on the Male..as the young lady was running past our table I attempted to track her attention to zero success.. deaf to my request for tea .. it took 15 minutes for the first items to show.. your typical accompaniments..tofu soup..honey garlic deep fried chicken and the deep fried Mackeral ... the last dish was their Bibimbak .. this one came without the traditional heated clay pot so rather different from all of the other ones that I've ever had..loud music but very few tables occupied..

There are a lot of pros for this restaurant. First, spacious dining area with certain tables marked to create more distance. The service was friendly and fairly prompt (though maybe it has something to do with fewer tables to serve). I also liked that they had a separate doorway with a table blocked just for takeouts and delivery pickups. The menu is pretty extensive. I only wish my dining party was slightly larger so I could try more items. We still did pretty good with personal size pork bone soup, beef & tofu soup, deep fried honey garlic chicken and baby octopus & pork belly. All, with exception of the chicken, came with a bowl of rice. I noticed the soup bowls are a tad small even though it's supposed to be personal size. But with all the other dishes we have, nobody left the table hungry. Both the soups had really solid flavours. However, the beef & tofu was a bit too oily for my liking. I enjoyed the chicken and the octopus dishes as they were both my choice. The batter on the chicken wasn't too thick, dark meat was used so super juicy and they didn't skimp on the honey! Lastly, the octopus and pork belly was served on a hot plate. I asked for mild and it had the perfect amount of heat. A good amount of baby octopus and slices of pork belly throughout along with cabbage and onions. They even offer bingsoo (shave ice desserts) but I was too full to try. Hope to come back and try their jajangmyeon hotpot style which is served on a hot plate with seafood mixed in. The prices are slightly higher especially for the soups ($13-15). The chicken was average at $17 and octopus dish was $18. However, their flavors are really good and I would revisit to try more dishes.

Not bad! I work in an area that has a lot of Koreans and whenever it was lunch time, the entire classroom would smell smelled amazing! In search of a good Korean restaurant on Skip, I found this place. So far, I've gotten takeout 3x I've ordered their pork cutlet, kitchen fried rice, soy wings, yangyeom wings, corn cheese, jajang noodles, and takoyaki. When I first found this place I ordered their yangyeom wings, jajang noodles and takoyaki. Their yangyeom wings were still crispy and slightly crunchy when it got my place and was covered in flavorful sweet but spicy sauce. The jajang noodles were good, but I prefer it from chuihong in surrey only bc that one had loads of garlic and onions. My dad doesn't like that so he prefers this one. Their takoyaki was small, but nth special. Second time ordering, I ordered both yangyeom wings, soy wings and corn cheese. The corn cheese was nasty . I was expecting it to come in aluminum like the on in the pics on yelp, but I received it in a small white plastic container. It was literally cheese on top and under was dried out corn with sugar, gross!!! Soy wings were delicious and if you had to get me to chose between soy or yangyeom, I'd say get both bc they're both totally different but good. Third time I ordered the pork cutlet and kimchi fried rice. I was craving pork cutlet and ordered this. I'm not a fan of the cutlets sauce and the rice was super hard, gross! But the pork katsu itself was delicious!! It was fried perfect and light and was still crispy when it arrived to my house! The kimchi fried rice was not bad, it was HUGE and I like to eat it with the kimchi that it came with (side dish). Overall, I like it here and definitely will be ordering again

Nothing special. In comparison to the previous Korean restaurant, the interior does look better. Other than that, I don't know what to say. The price is more expensive (noticeably); the taste for the tofu soup is quite flat (like many ppl said almost tasteless) I liked the previous restaurant more. Too bad she retired..

I ordered the KKanpoogi today and ended up getting yangnyum chicken when we called the place back that our order was wrong they said no it was the right one. However when we asked them how come the picture looks different from the kkanpoongi online on their website they said no it's correct. I've have kkanpoongi so much in my life to know these people were probably lying or just not wanting to accept their fault on their end. Anyways I don't plan to order there anymore as this is a very upsetting situation. If they make it look like yangnyum chicken they should post the correct picture instead‍. Not a place I recommend and not people of morals. There's no sense of professionalism at all if they can't own up and I've confirmed it in a picture the business owner posted. I hope nobody who goes here gets that kind of service ever again.

Friendly waitress. However, the service was extremely slow. We had to wait for at least 20' for our food and banchan even though the restaurant was not at its max capacity and there were at least 3 waitresses working that night. Food was mediocre too. Probably won't be back.

Korean BBQ resto along Kingsway and Glen Dr. The food is sooooooo good i kept craving about it the whole time. Try the squid and pork belly and it won't disappoint you. Try the sweet and spicy chicken and you will forget your name. The service is superb!!!

We used to be regulars at Shilla until covid lock down. When restaurants opened up for delivery and pick-up, we started ordering regularly on Uber. At first the quality and the prices were on par with dine-in. A year later and we cannot say the same. Every other order is extremely inconsistent. Sometimes our Ttukbaegi and yukgaejang would be missing noodles, or the egg, or not enough meat. The last straw was when they started giving only two of the four sides for their bossam... I think any bossam lover would agree that it is the sides that make the meat tasty. Their fried chicken is batter heavy and what used to be $12 for some wings is now nearly $19. There are just so many options on Uber for korean food (sumi) and korean fried chicken (chicko chicken) that we just cannot justify ordering from here.

Ordered from this place for the first time tonight, as I was really craving Korean food. I ordered japchae, which is my absolute favourite Korean dish. Well, what I got was thoroughly disappointing. The noodles were a stuck together, glommy mess. The noodles appeared dry, there was basically no sauce or flavour at all. Barely any meat, and only a few dinky little pieces of onion and cabbage for veg. For the almost $20 I paid, this was absolutely not worth the money. And to top it all off, the noodles appeared to be cooked in butter, not the usual mix of soy and sesame oil. I'm lactose intolerant, so not only was this revolting, but it will probably make me sick. This was in the "special dishes" section of the menu, by the way. What a joke. I'm now having to order in from another restaurant, because this food was inedible and I had to throw it away. I have not tried anything else from this restaurant, and now I never will, as I will not ever be ordering from them again. There are way too many restaurants in Vancouver to waste my time on bad food, so my advice is to steer clear of this place and find somewhere better.

Ordered through Skip an hour ago. It definitely leaves a lot desired; the soondubu was just meh for the price: one small spring onion, onions, some squid, little shrimp and one prawn. There were no banchan, which made me laugh because I paid the same prices as the restaurant diners. I also would not have minded paying extra if it was an option. The padak was really disappointing. Alone the chicken was bland but I did appreciate the fresh green onion salad and the sauce on the side. If this is how it is with Skip orders then I don't need to visit this restaurant. I am currently sick that's why I ordered takeaway. I live five minutes away from it... Pass!

I ordered from Skip The Dishes and was quite disappointed. The japchae barely had any meat or veg and the tteokbokki was extremely spicy but bland. It would be fine in a food court with food court prices but it was also not cheap.

I've had great Korean food and decided to try Shilla as it's in my neighbourhood. I ordered Bibimbap, which was cold and hardly had any beef. It was bland and the sunny side egg was burnt on the bottom. If I wanted to order a bowl of Rice I would have. Not again. The only thing that was good was the service.

2 hungry families went to Shilla for dinner one weekend. First of all, no need to line up at 6:30pm for 7 of us which was saving grace! We ordered Bulgogi Jeongol hot pot, Jajangmyeon (noodles in black bean sauce), Nangmyeon and Half & Half Bone in Korean fried chicken all for only less than $120! The hot pot is for 2 people, but the portion should feed 3 hungry people, and may be 4 not-too-hungry people. The half and half KFC came first with the spicy half served in a huge bowl, which we thought they have taken wrong order to give all spicy KFC to us; however, 1 minute later, another huge bowl of KFC was brought to our table as the non-spicy half. We went from hungry to stuffed, and even had leftover to bring home. Food taste good and price is so reasonable. Service is good without rushing you to finish even though it's on weekends. Will definitely come many times in the future!

Greatest place ever. We come once a week. I highly highly recommend this as : date night, fun night, eat and drink night ...... it rocks

Where is your Korean cold noodles??????? I was so hungry and hyped for Korean cold noodles! What a huge disappointment Sigh

My boyfriend and I were here the other night and had an amazing dinner! We ordered a couple things to try a bit of everything, everything was so delicious! Yuna served us that night and gave wonderful customer service! We live around the area so we'll definitely be coming here quite often

Ordered through uber eats and I was not disappointed. Shilla has the best tteokbeokki and the best takoyaki I have ever tasted. I don't know what their secret is, but they have the perfect consistency for both. Also---they even reheat in the microwave well! Tteokbeokki is known not to reheat well in the microwave, but I got the same consistency as when it was fresh. (1 minute, mix, then 30 seconds again).

Shilla is a new restaurant that took over a well established Korean restaurant in the area (which used to be one of my go-to Korean restaurants). I like this place! Pretty good food, reasonable prices, interesting menu with a pretty good number of items to choose from. However, if you care about fast and/ or attentive service, this may not be the place for you. Maybe my experience was a one-off though, it is still kind of the holidays after all. I was in on Jan 2, and the place was pretty packed. There were less than 3 employees on the floor at any given time for probably around 20 tables. We were seated and given menus, utensils and cups fairly quickly upon arrival. Our tea was forgotten by the harried servers. It took us a few minutes and a few tries to flag down someone to get tea for us. We noticed that every table had a jug of tea, but we were given just cups. The server explained that they were out of the jugs. Oh well. I ordered the spicy beef tofu soup, and my partner ordered a pork hot plate stir fry. Shortly after, we received our side dishes, which were decent. Thankfully the food didn't take too long. I was served my soup first, and my partner waited for maybe a few more minutes before his dish was served. My soup had pretty good flavour to it, and the ingredients were also on point. One of the better Korean restaurants imo. I also tried my partner's dish, which was an impressive portion and also quite flavourful and adequately spicy, albeit a bit greasy (but it's supposed to be that way!). Only thing was I wish it was a bit hotter - the dish would've tasted loads better if it was sizzling on the cast iron plate it was served on. Every time we needed something (which was not too often), it would take us glancing around and craning our necks for a few minutes, waving at the scurrying servers (who may sometimes pretend to not see us) a few times before we could get service. This does get tiring after a while. When we do get service, they were nice and friendly. They just looked so busy. I guess it has been hard to hire food workers. I'd come back on a weeknight to give it another shot. Lots of people ordered their fried chicken and I'm quite curious about it. This may become one of my regular haunts, until I tire of the service.

The YangNeom chicken was OK. It wasn't crispy at all like it's supposed to be, but the sauce tasted authentic (spicy, sweet, red). The Seafood Tofu soup was better, but nothing special. If we ordered off skip the dishes, our total would've been $40.xx - not a great price...I would rather go to Andamiro (down the street) if you want either of those above items. Their fried chicken is really good.