Mo'ramyun - Concord

I ordered the Don Go ramyun for $20, and I was extremely disappointed with what I received. There were three of the tiniest pieces of pork I've ever encountered—two were even the same size as an egg! I tried to dig around to see if there was anything else, but there was nothing. When I brought this up to the waiter, his response was simply, "That's your meal." From there, things went downhill. The ramyun was just soggy instant noodles... It was the most disappointing meal I’ve ever had, and I can confidently say I won’t be returning.

Service is fine and the environment is fine. No business restaurant. Food quality is on average. I ordered Japchae, which is too sweet. If you're hungry and don't want to wait, that's your choice. Am I going back? Probably, but not in the next few months. There are many possibilities and better quality.

My husband and I went here for lunch on a weekday. Wasn't too busy. Service was nice and friendly. Food was okay. The Takoyaki was good but we found the Bibimbap and Jajang Black Ramyun to be bland, lacking in flavour and not balanced. A little pricey for the quality of the food. The overall vibe of the restaurant was okay.

Using instant noodles? Disappointed that the ramen was made with instant noodles. You can see the square package noodles in the photo. Flavour was good though. The potato noodle dish was better. As you can see the windows need to be cleaned inside. Service was quick in the beginning but the wait staff never came back to check on us. I wouldn't order the ramen but might try some other Korean dish if you're here. We'll likely try another place before coming back here.

Located right next to Vaughan Mills (400 Rutherford), this restaurant offers delicious food. We tried the veggie dumplings and the basic vegetable Ramyun, which is made with a vegetarian broth, catering perfectly to vegetarians like me. We also ordered fried chicken, which was hot and tasty. I will definitely come back with a bigger group to share this experience!