Toronto Day 5: Lunch in Korea Town

Since we were on Bloor St., Ben suggested to have lunch in Korea Town.

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The walk to Korea Town is longer than we expected. Ben kept telling me it’s a bit further more every time I asked him if we were on the right street.

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We came upon Honest Ed’s which is a landmark discount store in Toronto. It was huge, running the whole length of a block. We did some browsing in the store after our lunch. A signage says that the store is still open until 31st Dec 2016.

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We settled at Ajuker Chicken for lunch.

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Besides the colourful posters at the store front, free wifi is another factor for us to pick the restaurant. Nowadays, wifi is one of the crusial factors when for choosing a hotel or restaurant, don’t you think?

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We ordered Dak-Galbi (for 2) which is boneless chicken mixed with rice cake, cabbage, and spicy sauce.

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The meal came with Korean style rice.

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Banchans which come with Korean meal.

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The restaurant was pretty quiet while we were there. We took our sweet time to enjoy the meal and rest our tired feet.

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Credit card is accepted here.

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