SSAM — Restaurant in Montreal

We went there wanting to order korean bbq but apparently they only serve it on Friday, and weekends... The food overall is quite delicious but the service could be better. We ordered a beef pajeon which is a pancake. It’s much smaller than the usual pancake sizes in other korean restaurants but it was very yummy. But I only got like 2 pieces of beef in the whole pancake... We ordered spicy chicken with veggie to wrap it. They don’t serve the traditional veggie in other korean restaurants which I find is a pity. But the stir fried chicken was delicious. Their bibimbap with bulgogi is quite bland and it only tastes much better when we put extra hot sauce in it. It’s a quite small restaurant but filled with long tables so as a couple we had to share the table with others and the gap between tables are really small... So I wouldn’t recommend this place as a nice date night kinda thing. Not sure if it’s worth going back. To be honest I find it’s a...

Food is good here. Service could be better. I'm not sure if they know how to manage a restaurant. We wanted to try the ssam bbq but they were sold out. I asked for the soft tofu and pork stew, the waiter said they don't have tofu today. I asked for the kimchi pork stew, he replied no kimchi too ... I took the ssam spicy pork. We got the japchae which was a small portion of noodles on top of rice and very little amount of beef .... the ramen was ok. The seafood pancake is vey small ... not the typically big pancake that you find at other korean restaurant. Two friend came to join us when they got here they tried to order but everything that was wanted they don't have it: no bbq, no stew, no beef, no fried chicken. They were only left with spicy spicy chicken or spicy pork .... They wanted 1 hour for their food .... and water. Service was extremely slow. Portion is generous with carbs and veggies but very small...

Most of the menus you see on this Google photos are not available now. Please check their menu before you visit. I ordered kimchi tofu stew and fried chicken with sweet and spicy. Chicken was just average, bit pricey the portion wise and no pickled radish serve compared to any other Korean chicken place. The Kimchi tofu stew was quite disappointed. First thing, there is no side dishes serve! Authentic Korean food is all about plenty side dishes with main dishes but this restaurant doesn't. Second, they served me with microwave REHEATED rice. I visit 1hr after they opened and surprisingly served left over rice. Rice bowl was way too hot to grab but rice was not. Also I see rice was cracking in middle. Typical seen frozen rice reheat on microwave and it gets dry hard 10mins after. Last, they put slices cabbage and carrots in kimchi stew. I haven't had...