Nuri Village - Waterloo

The menu of Nuri Village from Waterloo includes 96 dishes. On average, dishes or drinks on the menu cost about CA$33. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.

What S Z likes about Nuri Village:
I rarely eat Korean food. I just went there by accident, and found out it’s a real gem in University Plaza! I don’t know what to order, and asked for an advice, I told the owner I’m a meat-eater, then she suggest potato pork bone hot pot. It’s fabulous! Very tasty! And the potion is very good! I will definitely go there again! BTW, their Kimchi is 100x better than the one from Costco. read more.

You can use the WLAN of the establishment at no extra cost.

What Felix Wong doesn't like about Nuri Village:
We visited this restaurant on a hot September weekend. The inside was very warm and they had a big fan and a portable A/C running. The portable A/C was blowing warm air. We ordered a buckwheat noodle in cold beef soup to combat the heat. Also ordered a jajangmyeon and a bulgogi bibimbap. The food and side dishes were average. It was busy that night so it was really noisy. Service was just minimum. read more.

At Nuri Village in Waterloo, tasty, juicy, delicious grill items is freshly grilled on an open flame and served with fine sides, and you can look forward to the delicious traditional seafood cuisine. Korean menus, including the traditional Kimchi, Bap and Jjigae, are always found on the menu and the plates of guests in Korea, and a lot of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat are used to cook healthy Japanese meals.