Sunny Dragon Restaurant

Reviews

• Matt S.

  star star star star star_border 3 October 2026

  Great place for family dinner or even a quick meal. This is Korean - Chinese cuisine, very unique to Korean culture where Chinese migrants developed while leaving living in Korea. It eventually became a staple Chinese food within Korea.  Value is great here and while everything tastes good to great. Hardly anything that I could is bad here. Thumbs up from me.

• Peter M.

  star star star star_border star_border 2 October 2026

  JjaJangMyun, JjamPong, TangSooYuk, GamPongGee...This is what the natives call JoonGukSik or Chinese Food - Korean Style.  Name is Chinese inspired and so is the deco inside.  
  
  This is fast food/comfort food when we want to get a cheap meal full of sugar and starch.
  
  Been going here off and on for years.  Stopped for a bit when Iryewon open east of it.  Same food, same prices, same sugar overload with an extra shot of insulin.
  
  The place is your usual JjaJangMyun house.  No frills, no real BahnChahn.  Come in, get fed, go out.
  
  The food is good.  They aren't going to wow you but neither is it going to break the bank when you go.  I actually do like their JjamPong and TangSooYuk.
  
  Lots of parking in the strip mall but can get busy but the wait is usually short as this is fast food.
  
  Cheers.

• Joy H.

  star star star star star 1 October 2026

  Came back here again recently and my experience was even better than last time!
  
  I came around the same time, late at night, and the food was still nice and warm. We got the sweet and sour chicken, family ja jang (for 1), and deep fried dumplings. All the fried items were nice and crunchy and still pretty hot. The family ja jang for 1 was still absolutely massive, likely enough for 3.
  
  This is probably my favourite restaurant for lots of delicious food at super affordable prices! I'll be looking forward to coming back again!

• Margarita R.

  star star star star star 23 September 2026

  I have a special connection with this spot--it has been satisfying my Jajangmyun cravings for a little over five years now. So forgive me if this review is a little biased, but I love this restaurant
  
  It's a cute, family-style restaurant with plenty of tables and even booths (if you're lucky enough to get one). It's always busy in the evenings, especially on the weekend. The value for what you get is unlike no other! The portions are giant (like I said, family-style) and the price is very reasonable--I'm not sure how they make any money.
  
  Now, what to order? Well, Sunny Dragon is known for their Jajangmyun. Get the original and you will never be disappointed. I would also recommend the seafood broth soups (Cham Pong), especially the spicy one. It's a must have on cold days. The "deep fried" section also has the sweet & sour pork which comes in a ginormous serving (even though it's listed as small on the menu). It's served with a sweet pineapple & ginger sauce.
  
  Service has also gotten better over the years. Even on busy days, the banchan & food always come quickly.

• Celine W.

  star star star star star 16 September 2026

  One of the best a la cart Korean places you'll find around Yonge-Steeles. It states it's Chinese fusion but I find it pretty authentic.
  
  I love how they have combo sets. I always order the spicy seafood noodle with black bean sauce noodles. The spicy noodle is just the right amount of spice with savoury seafood soup. Their noodles aren't like other Korean restaurants, as my mom would say it, it has a bouncy texture.
  
  The black bean noodle isn't my favourite but it compliments the spicy seafood noodle. There's a sweet aftertaste.
  
  My friend ordered the mapo tofu on rice. The plate is as big as two heads! I don't normally eat rice, but the rice here has a nice aroma to it with a chewy texture.
  
  Overall, great place to get affordable good Korean food.