Review Shan Hai Guan - Vaughan

Classic Korean style Chinese restaurants with foods you would find very popular in Korea. The dishes have an authentic flavour to them and the portions here are always huge. The jjajangmyeon price is only $7.99 which is great value but if Korean style Chinese cuisine is something you are familiar with, you will be happy with most dishes here.

I enjoy eating food here. It's very typical Chinese food restaurant you would find in Korea. They don't play around. Straight up pricing, decent taste, they also serve very quick. You dip your onions in the black sauce, and that yellow radish is basically pickled radish.

Super cheap and delicious Korean Chinese fusion cuisine. Don't skip on this shop just because it's in a foodcourt. The food comes out super quick but is delicious and portions are big. $8 for black bean noodles and $10 for jjamjja is a steal. The jjamppong always has a lot of seafood. The jjajang is a little salty but still tasty. They even sell just jjanjang sauce if you want to make some at home!

For Chinese-Korean food aficionados, this is the place to go to. Enjoyed eating here.

We've returned a few times in the last month and have enjoyed the jjajangmyeon and tangsuyuk combo - a reasonably priced menu, given this meal lasts the two of us for two meals! As of the date of this post, the combo was $17.99 before tax. We often order first before doing our grocery shopping to save time.

The food is amazing and the portion is generous! Can’t beat the price - $20 for jjajangmyeon and tangsuyuk.

This place is amazing! Had the black bean noodles and kimchi noodles and it was delicious! From a food stall! My daughter had seafood noodles and it was great too! 23$ in total and we’ll worth it! Was in a rush to get out of town and Galleria was the last stop. So lucky to stop by and eat here.

This place is inside Galleria by their food court. I always get their jjajangmyun and tangsuyuk but I have also tried the jjamppong. Here's a review for each: 1) Jjajangmyun I find their jjajang sauce to be the best out of all the places I've been to. My family is also a huge fan and we would grab whenever they come to visit the area. 2) Tangsuyuk The tangsuyuk is not overly breaded compared to other places so it has a good pork-to-breading ratio. I'm not much of a fan of tangsuyuk but it was really good that I wouldn't mind having it again. I haven't had the jjamppong in awhile so I don't really remember how it was to be able to write about it. I would give four and a half stars but I can't. Not five stars either because I'm only writing about two of their dishes! Would like to give the other ones a try as well. The price is decent for the amount of food you get.

Tasty, fresh, and quality food. Portion of the tangsuyuk (sweet and sour fried pork strips) is humongous! Thick pieces of fried pork, unlike other places that have more coatings than meat. Staff are very friendly.

The best Korean Chinese restaurant in Toronto!

So good. Another hidden gem!

Black bean noodle the best value

super delicious with decent price!

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