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Best Kimchi in Toronto?
There's plenty of kimchi in this city. I've bought it in bulk, imported, vacuum sealed and today - but not for the first time - in a jar from Sanko, the Japanese food store at 730 Queen West. Yes, I know kimchi is Korean.
I'd like to stake a claim that this ordinary looking, $4.95 kimchi is the best in the city. It's crisp, not too spicy and just a little bit sweet. And, it's made right here in the Toronto area, by Kimchi Canada Farm in Newmarket.
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What's the point of Kimchi that isn't spicy though?
Incidentally, street meat vendors should start having kimchi as a topping.
I concur wholeheartedly. And dan this would be a great topping on a hot dog or burger.
White people will never appreciate true Korean cuisine if they choose to eat Jap-made crap like this.
Jap-made crap like this? Dude, you are an ignorant moron on so many levels. This kimchi is made by a Korean immigrant name Kang Shin-bong, and I have to say it is really good kimchi. I lived in Korea for years, so I know good kimchi from bad. Maybe you should stick your racist head in a big pot of kimchi and drown yourself. Ignorant twat.
Does Sanko ship kimchi across Canada?