InCheon House Korean & Japanese Restaurant — Restaurant in Toronto

A nine-year-old prospective! Once we got to the restaurant, the door needed to be turned hard to open then we got seated quickly and the waitress gave us the menu quickly and asked us what drinks we wanted. There was a drinks section at the back of the menu and the waitress gave us some water in a weird-looking bottle. After we ordered drinks and food I went to the bathroom. The stairs were very narrow, and there was only one railing on the right side of the stairwell, the bathrooms were little rooms with toilets and sinks inside. After we returned to the eating area we sat down and most of the food arrived, the noodles that I ordered took a little longer than most of the dishes. You could order noodles with spice or without spice, It was perfect and Slurpable but there were too many veggies and meat. while we were eating the door, slammed a couple of times when some other people came in and out, it was super loud. My family ordered bulgogi with rice which was a little spicy but if eaten with rice it was good. Also, we ordered some bento boxes with salmon and chicken, which looked good. Good portions and delicious food. We got the bill and they used to give out free guava candies, but not anymore. But overall everything was great except for the narrow stairs and the extra veggies inside my noodles. I give it 4.7 out of five stars. I would recommend it for...

TLDR: Nothing stood out. Everything was okay. Not in a hurry to return.

We ordered for takeout: Special Combo #1 with Beef Galbi and Mook Naeng Myun (Cold Beef Noodle Soup) $20.99 Sam Gae Tang, full-sized $20.99 Kimchi Fried Rice $12.99 Stir-Fried Glass Noodles, small $11.99 Seafood Pa Jeon (Egg Omelette/Pancake) $16.99 Vegetable Tempura $7.99

Takeout also came with appetizers: beans, sprouts, kimchi.

General comments:

The portion size of the Beef Galbi from the special combo was disappointing. It was not clear from the menu how big the portion would be. Taste was okay.

Mook Naeng Myun (Cold Beef Noodles Soup) was not memorable taste-wise. The broth that came with the order was only filled half-way in the container, and was not enough for the noodles and ingredients.

Sam Gae Tang was alright and satisfied my craving. Probably wouldn't order the whole or full-sized version again.

Kimchi Fried Rice was a tad salty, and wasn't very spicy. Wouldn't order it again.

Stir-Fried Glass Noodles was noticeably salty. Wouldn't order again.

Seafood Pa Jeon (Egg Omelette/Pancake) was pretty good. Good mixture, nice thickness. Would recommend.

Vegetable Tempura. This strangely included a slice of onion in tempera. Tempera batter itself was good, but the onion tempera seemed...

Came here on Mother's Day 2022 for dinner. We were in the area and just google Korean restaurants and this restaurant had the highest rating in the area and some good recent review as well.

We got a table for 8 people within 5 minutes, they put a few small tables together so we can all sit together. It is not a big restaurant so large group can be challenge. We thought the restaurant is own and run by Korean, I am not too sure as all their staffs speak Mandarin.

Lots of selection on their menu and they have hotpot dishes as well.

We ordered some simple authentic Korean dishes and all taste great. Order come out very fast as well

Only one lady is severing the entire restaurant but she still manages to keep everyone happy.

One thing that they can do better is to organize the restaurant a little better, they put stuffs everywhere. I means from food supply to utensils. They seems to store stuffs when they find empty spots.

Overall it still a great restaurant for...