Naengmyeon, or Korean cold noodles, are one of the most popular dishes that only come around seasonally in the city. The dish comprises cold thin noodles (normally buckwheat or potato here in Toronto) and is served in a bowl of chilly broth, typically beef. It is traditionally served with slices of beef, radish, cucumber and a hardboiled egg. You can also have it spicy or with kimchi. It's the ideal dish for hot and muggy days like what we get here in Toronto during the summer.
Here are some of the best Korean cold noodles in Toronto.
7353 Yonge St
Cho Sun Ok
This list would not be complete without Cho Sun OK. Popular for a variety of Korean dishes, the most popular dish is their naengmyeon, cold noodle, and is widely regarded as the best in the city.
681 Bloor St W
Tofu Village
This simple little spot in Koreatown offers quite possibly the best cold noodles in the entire city. The portions are fantastic, as is the price. Be sure to get a cold noodle combo and get something extra like their kalbi too.
661 Bloor St W
Sunrise House
This small restaurant in Koreatown offers a massive menu with a no-frills ambiance. The cold noodle here is excellent as are many of the dishes they offer late into the night.
72 Steeles Ave W Unit 6
Song Cooks
This popular Korean restaurant is popular for their naengmyun (cold noodles), which can be served in their icy beef or bibim style for a spicy taste.
5 Glen Cameron Rd #27
Piggy's
Though famous for their Korean bbq, you'll be surprised by just how good the cold noodles are here. Don't sleep on them as they come with the perfect blend of sweet, savoury and spicy.
5529 Yonge St
Lim Ga Ne - North York
With a location both uptown and downtown, this Korean restaurant does the classic cold noodle dish complete with bouncy buckwheat noodles and fresh slices of beef and cucumber.
4846 Yonge St
Lee Nam Jang
Popular for their tabletop BBQ, this small Yonge and Sheppard restaurant has an expansive menu that includes some of the spiciest cold noodles on the list.
628 Bloor St W
Korean Village Restaurant
This restaurant has been a community staple for decades. Serving classic comfort Korean, they offer the cold noodle seasonally and you should try the spicy one for extra kick.
230 Commerce Valley Dr E Unit 7
Jin Korean Noodles
This Thornhill Korean restaurant is relatively new but offers the classic cold noodle dish. With a place that has noodles in the name, we can trust that it's got to be good, right?
8194 Bayview Ave
Myungdong Kalguksu
Known for its massive Korean dumplings, this place also does a fantastic cold noodle that may be some of the best outside the core. One unique take on the cold noodle is their cold soybean noodle soup that offers a bit of creaminess to the dish.
647 Bloor St W
Jin Dal Lae
This spot in Koreatown does the classic dish well, but the kicker here is that they also add a slice of watermelon for that extra dash of summer.
Naengmyeon, or Korean cold noodles, are one of the most popular dishes that only come around seasonally in the city. The dish comprises cold thin noodles (normally buckwheat or potato here in Toronto) and is served in a bowl of chilly broth, typically beef. It is traditionally served with slices of beef, radish, cucumber and a hardboiled egg. You can also have it spicy or with kimchi. It's the ideal dish for hot and muggy days like what we get here in Toronto during the summer.
Here are some of the best Korean cold noodles in Toronto.
7353 Yonge St
Cho Sun Ok
This list would not be complete without Cho Sun OK. Popular for a variety of Korean dishes, the most popular dish is their naengmyeon, cold noodle, and is widely regarded as the best in the city.
681 Bloor St W
Tofu Village
This simple little spot in Koreatown offers quite possibly the best cold noodles in the entire city. The portions are fantastic, as is the price. Be sure to get a cold noodle combo and get something extra like their kalbi too.
661 Bloor St W
Sunrise House
This small restaurant in Koreatown offers a massive menu with a no-frills ambiance. The cold noodle here is excellent as are many of the dishes they offer late into the night.
72 Steeles Ave W Unit 6
Song Cooks
This popular Korean restaurant is popular for their naengmyun (cold noodles), which can be served in their icy beef or bibim style for a spicy taste.
5 Glen Cameron Rd #27
Piggy's
Though famous for their Korean bbq, you'll be surprised by just how good the cold noodles are here. Don't sleep on them as they come with the perfect blend of sweet, savoury and spicy.
5529 Yonge St
Lim Ga Ne - North York
With a location both uptown and downtown, this Korean restaurant does the classic cold noodle dish complete with bouncy buckwheat noodles and fresh slices of beef and cucumber.
4846 Yonge St
Lee Nam Jang
Popular for their tabletop BBQ, this small Yonge and Sheppard restaurant has an expansive menu that includes some of the spiciest cold noodles on the list.
628 Bloor St W
Korean Village Restaurant
This restaurant has been a community staple for decades. Serving classic comfort Korean, they offer the cold noodle seasonally and you should try the spicy one for extra kick.
230 Commerce Valley Dr E Unit 7
Jin Korean Noodles
This Thornhill Korean restaurant is relatively new but offers the classic cold noodle dish. With a place that has noodles in the name, we can trust that it's got to be good, right?
8194 Bayview Ave
Myungdong Kalguksu
Known for its massive Korean dumplings, this place also does a fantastic cold noodle that may be some of the best outside the core. One unique take on the cold noodle is their cold soybean noodle soup that offers a bit of creaminess to the dish.
647 Bloor St W
Jin Dal Lae
This spot in Koreatown does the classic dish well, but the kicker here is that they also add a slice of watermelon for that extra dash of summer.
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