If you are looking for the best bibimbap in Toronto, look no further because we have got you covered!
As temperatures drop, it’s natural to want to cradle your food close, making anything in a warm bowl a natural cold-weather companion. Bibimbap, a Korean mixed rice bowl, is a savoury, layered, texturally-complex meal available in myriad variations and spice levels. Essentially, bibimbap is a dish made of rice mixed with seasoned vegetables, meat and kimchi, all topped with a raw or fried egg. In reality, it’s an ultra-satisfying dish that’s greater than the sum of its seemingly simple parts. Dolsot bibimbap, named for the hot stone bowl used to prepare and serve it, is one of the most popular types thanks to the crispy, golden rice layer around the edges of the bowl.
Whichever type you choose, we guarantee you’ll soon want to warm your hands around a bowl of this Korean staple. For the type of comfort you need as fall weather tightens its grip, here’s where to go for the best bibimbap in Toronto.
473 Dundas St W
Biwon Korean Restaurant
This busy Chinatown eatery serves classic Korean BBQ meats & sides, with Bibimbap being one of their go-to menu items.
620 Bloor St W
Yummy Korean Food Restaurant
Nestled in Koreatown, Yummy Korean Restaurant offers cheap and cheerful, delicious takes on traditional Korean dishes.
681 Bloor St W
Tofu Village
Specializing in soon tofu, you'll want to try other dishes here, including by-the-book hot stone bibimbap, as well.
661 Bloor St W
Sunrise House
Order from a menu of affordable Korean favourites at this tiny Bloor Street restaurant.
628 Bloor St W
Korean Village Restaurant
The authentic, fresh, meticulously-prepared bibimbap is just one reason why this traditional Korean eatery has been in business since 1978.
81 Yorkville Ave
KOKO Share Bar
A tempting array of hot stone bibimbap, including an over-the-top lobster variation, is on the menu at this Japanese/Korean spot.
149 Dundas St W
Kimchi Korea House
The only place in Toronto to buy co-owner Mama Lee's celebrated, seasonally-inspired, house-made kimchi, Kimchi Korea House offers thirteen types of hot stone bibimbap all topped with one of the best condiments in the city.
414 Dundas St W
Ka Chi Korean Restaurant - Dundas
A long list of Korean staples, including several types of bibimbap served in a hot stone pot or bowl, are available at this local mini-chain.
1426 Dundas St W
Hawk & Chick
Choose from beef bulgogi, spicy chicken or tofu in your bibimbox at this takeout-only spot.
7353 Yonge St
Cho Sun Ok
A Thornhill staple since 2005, Cho Sun Ok offers an assortment of authentic Korean dishes, including habit-forming bibimbap.
872 The Queensway
Chaban Korean Cuisine
Order from a menu that includes five types of bibimbap, from seafood to tofu, at this Queensway fixture.
691 Bloor St W
Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu
With only one type of bibimbap on the menu, beef hot stone pot, ordering is easy at Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu.
950 Eglinton Ave W
Bi Bim Bap
Specializing in dolsot bibimbap, this spot on Eglinton Avenue West offers seven types of hot stone bowl bibimbap along with other Korean cuisine staples.
If you are looking for the best bibimbap in Toronto, look no further because we have got you covered!
As temperatures drop, it’s natural to want to cradle your food close, making anything in a warm bowl a natural cold-weather companion. Bibimbap, a Korean mixed rice bowl, is a savoury, layered, texturally-complex meal available in myriad variations and spice levels. Essentially, bibimbap is a dish made of rice mixed with seasoned vegetables, meat and kimchi, all topped with a raw or fried egg. In reality, it’s an ultra-satisfying dish that’s greater than the sum of its seemingly simple parts. Dolsot bibimbap, named for the hot stone bowl used to prepare and serve it, is one of the most popular types thanks to the crispy, golden rice layer around the edges of the bowl.
Whichever type you choose, we guarantee you’ll soon want to warm your hands around a bowl of this Korean staple. For the type of comfort you need as fall weather tightens its grip, here’s where to go for the best bibimbap in Toronto.
473 Dundas St W
Biwon Korean Restaurant
This busy Chinatown eatery serves classic Korean BBQ meats & sides, with Bibimbap being one of their go-to menu items.
620 Bloor St W
Yummy Korean Food Restaurant
Nestled in Koreatown, Yummy Korean Restaurant offers cheap and cheerful, delicious takes on traditional Korean dishes.
681 Bloor St W
Tofu Village
Specializing in soon tofu, you'll want to try other dishes here, including by-the-book hot stone bibimbap, as well.
661 Bloor St W
Sunrise House
Order from a menu of affordable Korean favourites at this tiny Bloor Street restaurant.
628 Bloor St W
Korean Village Restaurant
The authentic, fresh, meticulously-prepared bibimbap is just one reason why this traditional Korean eatery has been in business since 1978.
81 Yorkville Ave
KOKO Share Bar
A tempting array of hot stone bibimbap, including an over-the-top lobster variation, is on the menu at this Japanese/Korean spot.
149 Dundas St W
Kimchi Korea House
The only place in Toronto to buy co-owner Mama Lee's celebrated, seasonally-inspired, house-made kimchi, Kimchi Korea House offers thirteen types of hot stone bibimbap all topped with one of the best condiments in the city.
414 Dundas St W
Ka Chi Korean Restaurant - Dundas
A long list of Korean staples, including several types of bibimbap served in a hot stone pot or bowl, are available at this local mini-chain.
1426 Dundas St W
Hawk & Chick
Choose from beef bulgogi, spicy chicken or tofu in your bibimbox at this takeout-only spot.
7353 Yonge St
Cho Sun Ok
A Thornhill staple since 2005, Cho Sun Ok offers an assortment of authentic Korean dishes, including habit-forming bibimbap.
872 The Queensway
Chaban Korean Cuisine
Order from a menu that includes five types of bibimbap, from seafood to tofu, at this Queensway fixture.
691 Bloor St W
Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu
With only one type of bibimbap on the menu, beef hot stone pot, ordering is easy at Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu.
950 Eglinton Ave W
Bi Bim Bap
Specializing in dolsot bibimbap, this spot on Eglinton Avenue West offers seven types of hot stone bowl bibimbap along with other Korean cuisine staples.
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