Dorawa - Bayside

The tacos here are absolutely unbeatable! In fact, everything on the menu is fantastic! I also really appreciate the unique artwork adorning the walls. The management team is incredibly friendly and wonderful!

The atmosphere here in Dorawa is incredible, you always feel like your part of the intimate community. The food is delicious. I recommend the Bulgogi Tacos and the KFC. A stain on Bell Blvd.

It was fantastic! The service was outstanding, and the food was delicious. You absolutely have to try the Lychee Soju!

Interestingly, despite initial impressions that it might not be child-friendly, this place actually caters well to families. The menu offers kid-friendly options, the staff is courteous, and the tables are set at a comfortable height. We brought our two children, and to our surprise, we were joined by two other families with kids. The only aspect that might deter families is the pricing, which can be a bit steep for young diners. However, one of our children declared, "I love the food here!" – so they definitely get points for that! Unfortunately, while the decor is impressive, it doesn't come cheap, and prices seem to reflect that. The food is quite pricey, and I struggle with that. Personally, I believe good food has no price tag, but although the dishes here are excellent, they don't quite justify the high costs. Some items on the menu seem overpriced for what they offer, which is a concern that may prevent me from returning. That said, I’m glad we visited at least once because the food was delicious. **Tater Tots with Parmesan Truffles**: A While they might be charging $9 for what likely costs 75 cents to make, they do use truffle oil and sprinkle Parmesan on top, possibly only marking up the price by about 1,050%. Regardless, they are tasty and very kid-friendly, served with standard ketchup and what seems to be a creamy paprika sauce. They are perfectly cooked, with a crispy exterior and a creamy inside – just how tater tots should be. **Smoked Pork Belly**: A Absolutely delicious! They serve about 15 very thin slices of pork belly with roasted garlic cloves. Strangely, some slices appeared to have been boiled, making me wonder if they were microwaved at some point during cooking. The garlic cloves were cooked just enough to be tender but not creamy. Again, they might be charging $22 for what seems like just a few dollars worth of pork belly. **Glass Noodles with Beef**: A This dish was expertly prepared. The beef was marinated, resulting in tender, flavorful meat, complemented by a variety of delicious vegetables and amazing glass noodles. Our kids absolutely loved it. **Korean Fried Chicken**: B This was average. The white meat was a bit dry, which is unusual for Korean fried chicken and not what I expected, as I thought it should be double-fried. The breading lacked texture and was somewhat spicy; a hint of ginger would have improved it. **Dorawa Slider (Beef)**: F Unfortunately, my slider was still partially frozen and inedible. My wife had no complaints, so perhaps it was a one-off issue, but it lacked a meaty flavor, possibly due to being undercooked. It felt like it had been microwaved instead of grilled, which would have significantly improved it. **Kimchi Pancake**: B These were standard kimchi pancakes: delicious and beautifully presented. Overall, they were quite nice.

So delicious! Authentic korean fusion dishes! Hummm yammy! Coming again and again!