389 Cozy Restaurant — Kid-friendly Family Eats in Toronto, Ontario
- Indoor
389 Cozy Restaurant is a Western restaurant in Scarborough that offers a welcoming atmosphere for families looking for a casual dining experience.
What to expect
This establishment is categorized as 'Family Eats', suggesting it caters to diners of all ages. As a Western restaurant, expect a menu featuring popular dishes that are generally appealing to a wide range of palates, including those of children. The indoor setting makes it a suitable option regardless of the weather outside.
Best for
Ideal for families seeking a relaxed meal out with standard Western cuisine options.
What parents say
T.
2025-1-29
This is a nice spot for western seafood and grill with a bit of East Asian fusion. I've been here twice now and have always found their steaks to be cooked perfectly and of good quality. Most recently I came with a large group and got the tomahawk set menu for 4. The steak was perfectly cooked but I wish they would have sliced it up for us rather than serve it whole with a fork and knife. The meal also came with 2 one-pound lobsters which tasted good but I don't think it was quite 1 pound each. Also on our plate of lobsters only one half had an actual claw. I've also had their German style pork knuckle which was excellent but wish it came with more of the sides to balance out the big portion of meat. Service is attentive and friendly, but was a bit rushed.
M C
2025-6-29
Excellent German Knuckle. Bolognaise Spaghetti with Cheese tastes a bit on the sweet side. Excellent presentation on all the dishes we ordered. This place is great for a quick family dinner and I will not recommend for people meeting friends to catch up or who like to enjoy a relaxed dinner due to the 2-hr seating limit and the pressure from the servers. We were actually asked to leave shortly before the 2 hours was up.
Alexander C
2025-8-4
Came here as a part of three for dinner. It's a fancier version of a Chinese cafe that offers not only Chinese but western menu items as well. Looking at the menu, lunch is definitely the better option as their specials are cheaper and better value. Despite that, ate a 12oz sirloin with a side of salad and clam chowder soup. It's was very delicious and soft to cut into and chew. Service was timely and efficient. Only downside were the hefty price points for most of the dinner menu items. I would definitely come back but try for lunch!
Kelvin Lam
2025-8-25
This is a very decent restaurant in Toronto, with good quality food and decent prices and great service. I got to say while the food quality is above average, I do find the quantity is kind of small? Maybe it's just me. 😂😆 Overall, we all liked this restaurant a lot but if you have a big appetite, it may not be the restaurant for you 😄
V F
2026-2-25
HK-style western restaurant. Lunch special is great here. Huge portions for about $15 - more than enough for 2 meals. Their other menu items are standard pricing but the taste is acceptable too. There was a small line up during lunch time.
