SongCook's

Here's a quick post.

My mother-in-law recommended SongCook's for some authentic Korean cuisine.

My boyfriend loved the food so much we returned again 2 days later.

Here was the food from our first trip.

Complimentary kimchi. Too vinegary for my taste buds.

Noodles with black sauce was delicious.

Seafood tofu soup was yummy but I think I like it better at Cho Sun Ok. Maybe because this soup was slightly too spicy for my palette.

I got the brown rice with beans and barley and this costed $3.50. I don't know what was so special about it since at other places the rice normally comes with the soup dishes. Personally, I prefer the purple rice at Mot Na Son and it didn't cost me extra since it came with my soup.

Here are pix from my second trip.

This is mulneangmyun (have no clue how to pronounce it) which is buckwheat noodles in cold clear broth. I like the one at Seoul House more because the beef flavor is much more prominent in the broth. Both are yummy but Seoul House still rocks it. Either way it's a perfect way to cool yourself on a hot humid day.

The kalbi was finger lickin good.

The dolsot bibimbap was tasty but the meat was too little. Luckily I had the beef short ribs to eat with this dish.

TOTAL BILL $46...EAT HERE NEXT!!!

SongCook's Authentic Korean Restaurant

72 Steeles Ave. West, Unit 6

(south of Yonge)

647-678-8000