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Members of BTS just dined at this Toronto Korean restaurant

After two sold-out nights at Toronto's Rogers Stadium, members of the legendary K-pop group BTS allegedly went out for dinner at an under-the-radar Korean restaurant.

Whether you're a certified Joe Regular or a member of the highest-selling K-pop group of all time, everybody's got to eat, and, according to one diner, two members of BTS chose an unassuming Toronto spot to do just that.

According to a recent Google review of Brown Donkatsu's Bloor West location, which was later recirculated by the restaurant, BTS members Kim Nam-joon (RM) and Jung Ho-seok (J-Hope) visited the restaurant while in town for their two-night engagement at Rogers Stadium, giving a few lucky fans a side of star-spotting with their tonkatsu.

bts toronto"I have been coming to this place for about a year now, super affordable, convenient and close to UofT campus," the review, written by a user named Honey, reads. "How lucky am I that I saw Kim Namjoon (RM) and Jung Hoseok (J-hope) of the best pop group in history at this restaurant. DREAM COME TRUE."

The reviewer explains that they were "literally shaking" while eating their donkatsu as they noticed the idols seated in the restaurant, going on to note that even the staff was fangirling along with customers.

bts torontoIn the review, Honey claims that the stars ordered what appeared to be rice cakes and snow cheese katsu, before urging any and all of the city's BTS fans to visit the restaurant if they "want a taste of BTS."

I don't imagine BTS members are katsu-flavoured, but then again, I've been wrong before.

Brown Donkatsu is located at 487 Bloor St. W.

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