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Toyose

Korean

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$$$$Perfect For:Late Night EatsCasual Weeknight Dinner
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Toyose is located inside a converted garage, but unlike our third-grade science projects, most of what comes out of this place is actually pretty good. It’s open until 11:30pm daily (1:30am Fridays and Saturdays), and late night is when you should come here—both because that feels like the right time to eat out of a converted garage and the Korean food they serve is filling and perfect for after you’ve had a few drinks. We like the seafood pancake with shrimp, calamari, and vegetables, the kimchi fried rice, and the kimchi stew.

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