Beijing Sung - Réserver une table

My sister suggested going to Beijing Sung for their Korean Chinese fusion and I was excited to try their black bean noodles and sweet and spicy fried chicken. My family and I shared the family jjajang (for 2) which are noodles with black bean sauce and seafood. There was a good amount of sauce and the noodles did taste good but not anything super special compared to other jajangmyeon I had before. I also got to try some of the rajoki bap which included rice with fried chicken thighs with spicy sweet and sour sauce. It was delicious! The sauce was a bit too thick but I found it was very flavourful. Loved the dried chillies they put in too there was definitely a kick.

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It was good…but overrated? Maybe there’s a specific ‘Korean’ taste my Korean friends and family are looking for, but I found their pork too dense and have had better in other places in Toronto and in Korea.Best dish was champong though, spicy seafood noodles.Maybe there are other dishes here that may stand out more, but don’t understand the crowds and lineups here.

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Easily the best Korean restaurant I've ever been to.The portions are massive, service and cooking is fast, and the taste...to die for.Went with a very fit group and we all left full but with so much takeout. Friendly place with nice seating also.Would definitely go back and recommend!

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Generous portion sizes, and family friendly. Definitely recommend to go with more than 4 people. Must order yuringi (fried chicken with iceberg lettuce). Warning, your clothes and hair will smell like fried food after eating here

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Hidden gem. Many times need to line up on weekends. Love the seafood noodle and the fried chicken. Close to York University and easy ttc access. Great flavor for Korean foods. Hope they can open up more stores.

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