Toronto Eateries BTS Visited
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@heyhelenli
7 places on the map
Explore the map in the DocentPro app7 restaurants in Toronto: Pizzeria Badiali, Gyodong Restaurant, Brown Donkatsu - Bloor, and 4 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Helen Li.

Pizzeria Badiali
Pizza restaurant
4.7
Taste authentic Neapolitan-style pizza with creative toppings. Expect a long line, but the unique slices are well worth the wait. Grab a box to go and enjoy it while exploring the city's vibrant streets.

Gyodong Restaurant
Korean restaurant
4.8
Experience a restaurant that became a K-pop pilgrimage site after BTS's visit. Enjoy delicious Korean dishes in a lively atmosphere. Check out the BTS memorabilia and imagine your favorite idols dining there.

Brown Donkatsu - Bloor
Tonkatsu restaurant
4.9
Discover surprisingly delicious donkatsu and other Japanese comfort foods. The portions are generous and satisfying. This hidden gem on Bloor Street offers a comforting culinary escape.

Shinta Japanese BBQ
Yakiniku restaurant
4.8
Indulge in an all-you-can-eat Japanese barbecue experience, perfect for groups. Grill a variety of fresh meats and seafood at your table. It's a bit of a journey from downtown, but the extensive menu makes it a worthy destination.

Woojoo Bunsik
Korean restaurant
4.8
Savor authentic Korean street food in a cozy setting. They even have a list of what BTS members ordered, for an easy choice. Located in North York, it's a taste of Korea worth seeking out.

Willy's Candy Shop
Candy store
5.0
Step into a vibrant candy wonderland that went viral thanks to V from BTS. Explore a wide array of international sweets and snacks. Don't miss the colorful mural outside, perfect for a fun photo op.

Hwaro Korean BBQ
Korean barbecue restaurant
4.8
Dine at a Korean BBQ restaurant where BTS visited even before its official opening. Savor high-quality grilled meats and a sophisticated ambiance. Look for 'The BTS Table' for a special experience.
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