Oh-Bar

What is Oh-Bar? Situated along the bustling Yonge Street strip north of Finch Avenue in North York, Oh-Bar is an authentic Korean pocha (drinking tavern) that captures the energetic late-night social culture of Seoul. Designed with neon signage, industrial pub seating, and K-pop music videos on screens, it serves as a central gathering place for university students, local hospitality workers, and night owls looking for hearty communal food and cold drinks.

Oh-Bar Menu & What to Order The kitchen specializes in classic Korean anju (dishes crafted specifically to accompany beer and soju). Start with a cast-iron skillet of sizzling sweet Corn Cheese crowned with toasted mozzarella, followed by a communal hot pot of Budae Jjigae (Army Stew) simmering with spam, kimchi, ramen noodles, and hot dogs in spicy red pepper broth. Other crowd favorites include the rich Rose Tteokbokki simmered in creamy gochujang sauce and crunchy Korean fried chicken wings dusted in sweet soy garlic seasoning.

Know Before You Go Oh-Bar operates late every night until 2:00 a.m. (closed on Tuesdays), making it one of the premier late-night dining options in the Finch corridor. Parties often share large stews and towers of Korean draft beer or bottles of flavoured fruit soju. It is conveniently situated within walking distance of Finch subway station.