156 OneFiveSix Menu with Prices Canada (2026)

Name: 156 OneFiveSix
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156 Late Night Menu

Per person

$65.00

Beef Tartare

~$32.00

Hopo Coast

$36.00

Late Night Menu

3 items · prices in CAD

Item	Calories	Price
156 Late Night MenuFamily-style prix fixe, Tue–Sun 9:00 PM to close. The whole table must participate. Includes appetizers, a main and sides; dietary accommodations by email before booking. · Per person	–	$65.00
48 Hours Slow Cooked Kalbi Short RibUpgrade option in place of the Kalbi Marinated Skirt Steak on the late-night menu. · Late-night upgrade	–	$20.00
Cold NoodlesAlternative side choice on the late-night menu in place of seaweed rice. · Late-night upgrade	–	$15.00

Signature À la Carte (prices approximate)

11 items · prices in CAD

Item	Calories	Price
Beef TartareKorean-style beef tartare (yukhoe) finished with red pepper paste, pear gel and fried buckwheat.	–	~$32.00
Truffle Chicken WingsDeep-fried chicken wings stuffed with grains and sticky rice, finished with a truffle sauce.	–	~$24.00
SujebiHand-torn wheat noodle soup; a diner favourite at the restaurant.	–	~$28.00
Scallop Rice Cake PastaFresh scallops served over chewy Korean rice cake in place of pasta.	–	~$38.00
Potato PancakeCrispy Korean-style potato pancake (gamja-jeon).	–	~$26.00
Mushroom JookSavory mushroom rice porridge.	–	~$24.00
Squid Noodles (Jja-jang Myun)Squid noodles in black-bean (jja-jang) style sauce.	–	~$26.00
Wagyu StriploinPremium wagyu striploin steak, grilled and served with ssam accompaniments.	–	~$78.00
48 Hours Slow Cooked Kalbi Short RibBeef short rib slow-cooked for 48 hours; the restaurant's signature dish.	–	~$72.00
Ssam Platters (for two)Shareable lettuce-wrap platters built for two, with grilled meats, salad and sauces. · For two	–	~$120.00
Banana TiramisuHouse dessert with Korean-inspired flavours.	–	~$16.00

Limited-Time Features (TIFF 2026)

3 items · prices in CAD

Item	Calories	Price
Hopo CoastTIFF 2026 feature: poached and chilled lobster with cucumber noodles, medley tomatoes and yuja pine nuts. Limited to September 10–20, 2026.	–	$36.00
Midnight in HopoTIFF 2026 feature: Korean-style potato pancake layered with mussels, myeongran aioli, prosciutto, horseradish and dill. Limited to September 10–20, 2026.	–	$20.00
Familiar Stranger HighballTIFF 2026 feature cocktail: Toki Whisky, peach soju, shiso oleo and soda. Limited to September 10–20, 2026.	–	$21.00

156 OneFiveSix Menu: Modern Korean Dining in Toronto

The 156 OneFiveSix menu reimagines Korean flavours through a French lens. Chef-owner MJ Jeong's Michelin-recommended restaurant moved from its original Yorkville home to Toronto's Queen West in September 2025, keeping its cozy, roughly 25-seat dining room and open kitchen.

Signature dishes

The à la carte menu is built around the 48-hour slow-cooked kalbi short rib, yukhoe beef tartare, truffle chicken wings, sujebi and ssam platters. The restaurant does not publish its à la carte prices online, so the prices on this page marked with ~ are estimates based on its CA$100+ per-person price band — confirm with the restaurant before you order.

Late-night menu and features

Two parts of the menu have confirmed prices: the late-night menu at $65 per person (with $20 and $15 upgrade surcharges), and the limited-time TIFF 2026 features, including cocktails and highballs at about $20–$36.

Planning a visit

With so few seats, reservations are strongly recommended. Expect a special-occasion price point, and check the FAQ below for location and hours.

❓ 156 OneFiveSix FAQs

Common questions

Where is 156 OneFiveSix located?

1100 Queen St W, Toronto (Queen West), near Queen St and Dufferin. It moved from its original Yorkville address (156 Cumberland St) and reopened at the new location in September 2025.

What kind of food does 156 OneFiveSix serve?

Contemporary Korean fusion with French technique — often described as Michelin-recommended Korean cooking with a French accent. Signature dishes include yukhoe (beef tartare), 48-hour slow-cooked kalbi short rib, sujebi, grain-stuffed chicken wings and ssam platters.

Is 156 OneFiveSix Michelin-recommended?

The restaurant was featured in the 2022, 2023 and 2024 Toronto Michelin guides as 156 Cumberland, and was named a 2026 Michelin Recommended newcomer under the new OneFiveSix name.

How much does dinner cost at 156 OneFiveSix?

Expect roughly CA$100 or more per person for à la carte dining, based on aggregator estimates; OpenTable lists its band as 'CAN$51 and over'. The late-night menu is $65 per person, family-style.

What is the 156 late-night menu?

Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 PM until close, the restaurant serves a $65-per-person family-style late-night menu (the whole table must participate). It includes beef tartare tarts and truffle chicken wings to start, wagyu striploin or kalbi skirt steak as mains, and maitake mushrooms with seaweed rice or cold noodles on the side.

What are the hours, and do I need a reservation?

Tue–Sun 5:00 PM–10:00 PM; closed Mondays. Reservations are recommended via OpenTable — the dining room seats roughly 25 guests. For dietary restrictions or allergies, email info@onefivesix156.com before booking.