For the price that they charge, the food is decent with good portions. Nothing too spectacular but never bad to the point where I would complain. A pretty safe bet every single time.
If you like any of these dishes. Show the picture to the waiter. They will tell you what it is. My favourite is the sweet and sour deep fried shrimp.
Very good portion of food for the $$. I thought they were pretty authentic too, will visit again for sure.
A Korean-Chinese style restaurant with the best Jajangmyun in Toronto. I've been to tons of Korean restaurants and nothing compares to Jajangmyun at Sunny Dragon.Also, the prices are superb, the portion sizes are huge, and service was solid.
They checked our vaccines and information and was seated promptly.An information sheet was provided to us to fill the contact tracing info and on the side was the box for ordering. The menu was provided and each item had its description and an item number next to it.As one of us is korean, we filled out the order form with the item number and brief korean description. We had also asked for the sauce on the side for the sweet and sour pork. (Tangsooyuk)The first item arrived, (tangsooyuk) and they had poured the sauce on it and when we mentioned it, she said that they had forgotten, which is understandable.Our second item, (seafood jajangmyun) arrived. Only we were not able to find any seafood in it, hence, we asked again. They brought our order sheet, and said we only wrote noodles. We mentioned that we had written clearly the item numbers on the sheet, and she rudely replied that they never read the item number and implied it was our fault.The food tasted great, both the noodles and the sweet and sour pork. The sweet and sour pork did not have an overwhelming amount of batter like other restaurants and the sauce for the noodles was nicely balanced.As we were finishing our meal, we could hear the waitress loudly complaining about us to other co-workers that we were being ridiculous about the unsatisfactory experience we had and she continued on to make other rude remarks until we called for service as we were sitting there listening to her bad mouth us clearly.As she also heard us call, she, again, loudly yells out, "oh, is those chinese people again"The manager came over and at this point we were pretty angry, and told her that we can hear every word your co-worker is talking about us, and the racist remarks she made about us in korean thinking that we don't understand it. The manager explained that her co-worker was just trying to explain the situation to one another, which maybe if we didn't hear every single word we would accept her explanation. Needless to say, it was not handled well, and one of the rare occasions in Toronto which is one of the most diversified city culturally that we have experienced someone racially profiling us and making racial remarks against us.It's too bad that this restaurant serves good authentic korean food, but the level of integrity of it's staff is below par.
Been going here since 2013. Ideal for Chinese-Korean food. Our go to dishes are Uringi, Chajangmyun and Fried Rice with Chajang sauce. The recipe has been consistent all these years and pricing is reasonable for the quality and quantity of food.
The food was really good as you may be able to tell from the empty plates.
One of the best Korean style Chinese cuisine in GTA. Our family often dine here on special occasions
Great portions and taste. Inside could get a little hot depending on where you seat. Try fried food with Chinese liquor @ 58%. Fulfilling
Good price and good quantity. Quality is okay, but considering the price, it can be slightly overlooked. Overall, I would go again, but if I had more time on my hands, I would probably head over to a place near YorkU.