Chungchun Kogo Coréen

Snow

5.0

The service what fast & impeccable.
The cashier/cook was supper friendly.
Really felt cozy little shop
The food was good & tasty
I recommend for the ramen bar & the Korean corn dog

Jea

4.0

Pretty Solid Korean Corndogs

Wanted a late-night snack but nothing as heavy as Quebec City poutine, so I looked through the Asian/Korean options & this spot seemed like the best bet. Ended up driving a decent distance for it, & it was worth it.

Got the Jumbo Dog & the Ramen Chip Dog, & both had surprisingly good batter. I've tried a lot of corndogs in Korea & the U.S., & honestly, most U.S. spots still can't get the batter to behave like this. Fluffy, not too dense, & just sweet enough to bring out the umami in the filling. My favorite was actually the plain jumbo dog with a little sauce on top.

If you're craving something late at night that's filling but not a brick of poutine, this is a solid pick.

Jane

5.0

Just visited this place, & I have to say, it's such a great spot for simple yet delicious Korean fast food! The food itself is an easy 10/10, but what truly stood out was the exceptional customer service-an easy 1000/10! A special shoutout to Mighty, who was incredibly kind & attentive. Despite the language barrier, he took the time to carefully explain the menu & how the ramen works, making sure we had the best experience. To top it all off, he even surprised us with a free cinnamon donut (because it's almost closing, & I hope the owner is ok with it 😊❤?). Overall, it was an amazing experience, & we'll definitely be back!

???

2.0

As an Asian & a Korean cuisine enthusiast, I must say my experience at ChungChun left me feeling a bit perplexed. Honestly, the food didn't strike me as authentically Korean; instead, it leaned more towards a Western influence. Despite the Korean music playing in the background, it seemed more like a personal preference than a true representation. Back when I was in China, I often indulged in authentic Korean BBQ, bibimbap, cold noodles, fried chicken, kimchi, & even hot pot with a Korean twist. To me, these dishes represent the true essence of Korean cuisine. However, the two dishes I tried at ChungChun, the potato + sausage & the cheese, left me quite disappointed.