Tokki - Coquitlam

Perfect combination of twigim (deep fried veggies) and tteokbokki, staple of Korean street food. On top with reasonable price and kind owners, this place is really a throwback to classic street vendors. Next time I will add gimbap to dip with the spicy sauce.

Great little korean fast food stall in the Henderson Mall food court. Quite a few flavours of kimbap that is rolled fresh and with a generous amount of filling, and they've had huge Korean Corn Dogs since before it was cool everywhere else at a very reasonable price! Service is always friendly and polite and pretty quick, and the menu is fairly diverse considering how small the stall is. The deep-fried Seaweed Rolls are also stuffed full and very filling, with a nice light batter. My go-to in this food court for sure!

As someone who hasn’t had much Korean food, I can say that this food stall is approachable and also affordable! I’ve been told their food taste like comforting, homemade Korean dishes. I got the Original Kimbop $5.25) which had a good amount of pieces and flavour, although I do prefer the cheese or tuna ones. I also got the Deep Fried Seaweed Rolls, which had a nice crisp exterior but a mild flavour. Paired nicely with the Original Toppoki sauce, which almost reminded me of spicy, tomato soup in a good way). As these dishes are “combination” foods, they all pair well alongside each other.Going back to the prices of their items, I find it encouraging to have cheaper price points, especially as someone from the outside it removes the worry of spending an excess of money on something you’re uncertain about.

As someone who hasn’t had much Korean food, I can say that this food stall is approachable and also affordable! I’ve been told their food taste like comforting, homemade Korean dishes. I got the Original Kimbop $5.25) which had a good amount of pieces and flavour, although I do prefer the cheese or tuna ones. I also got the Deep Fried Seaweed Rolls, which had a nice crisp exterior but a mild flavour. Paired nicely with the Original Toppoki sauce, which almost reminded me of spicy, tomato soup in a good way). As these dishes are “combination” foods, they all pair well alongside each other.Going back to the prices of their items, I find it encouraging to have cheaper price points, especially as someone from the outside it removes the worry of spending an excess of money on something you’re uncertain about.

Really wanted to try tteokbokki and this seems a good Korean spot. I was quite happy with the food we got. My hubby and I loved the corndogs, it was our first time trying it. Also ordered pork katsu the day before this big meal and it was as expected. The food is well made, fresh even, for food court standards. A bit of a wait, still reasonable, it was a weekend when we came. Pricing is very affordable. Definitely a must try and I'll be coming back again.