Be careful about the charge. It automatically charges you 18% for gratitude. In reality, it IS actually 19.3%! It is cheating! Check you receipt. It is ripping you off!
For $22 per person including tip we ate and drank SO much...and took some home! Â I am not a connoisseur of Korean food, but all the side dishes were very tasty and the hot pot was delicious. Â The calamari, however, was so tough you could hardly eat it. Â I would not recommend ordering that with any dish, but all the meats were good, as well as the vegetarian option of substituting tofu for any meat. Â I wondered if they added MSG to the food because my blood pressure felt up and I was a little wired after. Â I will ask next time and if they do use MSG I would probably avoid eating there again. Â The service was good...the waiter was really patient with all our questions about Korean food.
Review Source:As a korean, I can say the food is authentic and pretty good. It's a little pricey but it's worth it. You can get unlimited rice and side dishes for no additional cost. The only issue I have is that most of the entree on their lunch menu is only a dollar cheaper than their dinner menu.
The Korean grill is a must. Do not get the unlimited grill unless you know for a fact you can eat all day (to eat your money's worth). The only thing to be aware of is they automatically add an 18% tip for the Korean grill. When you get your bill to sign, it doesn't show that the tip has been added.
Make sure you change your shirt or spray fragrance afterwards because you will smell like Korean grill.
What a great little find! All the Korean standards you expect if you know Korean food, and a great place to try it if you don't. Unpretentious, straightforward and solid. Happy, and determined to serve you way more than you can eat.
Service is generally fine! I had one dish that was not right, and the staff made it right immediately.
Fun place I enjoy for lunch or dinner.
I have been here several times and the service can be very mixed. Today the service was very attentive and we were given lots of refills on our soft drinks and banchan.
They have several non-BBQ items which are good, but as others have mentioned this is a good place for Korean BBQ (which isn't available at Maru, Green Sprout, or Kibu) which includes a small salad, about 6 banchan (seaweed, kimchi, broccoli, potato salad, black beans, & odaeng), doenjang chigae (spicy soup with tofu), rice, and leaf lettuce for ssam. At least 2 people have to order the BBQ items and each item costs between $14-18. My favorite is the spicy pork.
I love this place mainly because it's the only one I've found in the area with good, pretty authentic Korean food. The service isn't too great, but I've noticed Korean customers get treated a little more kindly sometimes by certain servers. This place can get a little pricy and the bill can shoot way up if you're not careful.
Usually, their dangjeong jigae is pretty good, but there was one time I ordered it and it was awful; enough to scare me out of ordering it again for a while. The kimchi jigae isn't the best I've had, but it's still delicious. The bi bim bop is good too, but you can't really mess that up. I think it's really interesting that they bring out a salad before the entrees and the banchan (mini side dishes). The bulgogi is very good too, but I don't think the portion is large enough for the price.
Whenever we want meat, this is where we go. And we get the Mixed Grill
There's a lot of other reasons to go here, they do have vegetarian dishes and their hot pot dishes are very good. Â Appetizers are large!!, and fun to split with 1 - 3 people.
But we go here for the meat.
You get first (almost no matter what you order) a simple green salad. Â After you order you get Banchan.
Banchan is an extremely wonderful seasonal collection of mini-dishes. Â Kimchee is usually part of it, as they ferment their own in the kitchen. Â You may get a seaweed dish, tiny little minitiny-anchovies, marinated sprouts, a moderate size salad, etc. Â There's probably around 7 mini dishes in all, and all give you a different look into Korean cuisine.
Then there's the Mixed Grill. Â A nice big platter of meats comes out, you take it off the plate with tongs and cook it to your liking on the grill that's in the table. Â 3-4 different dipping sauces are given. Â With the Mixed Grill comes an egg souffle dish with vegetables and a wonderful seasonally-vegetabled miso soup.
Good, simple food. Â The only thing that you may not expect is that they do add a 18% gratuity to your bill for Mixed grill so be forewarned when you go to write on the tipline.
If you like meat. Â Go here. Â If you like meat + rice/starches, there's something here for you too. If you don't eat meat, there's selections for you too =) Â Good food, good times - bring friends!
Do you like meat?
No - seriously - do you like meat?
If so, this is where you need to go eat.
Forget the rest of the menu - what you want is the unlimited/mixed grill. Â There's 2 different "sets" of meats, and the whole party has to get the same set. Â So, agree on one (they're both good), and go to it.
They first bring out a small salad. Â It's like 1/10th the size of what we call a salad at our home, but, it's a normal size salad to anyone else. ;)
Then they bring out ban chan - tiny little plate of various (and a little different each time) Korean "appetizer" type foods. Â Kimchi (they make their own!), various other pickled/fermented dishes, small salted/dried fishies, things like that.
Then they bring a gigantic tray of the meats.  There's a grill in the center of the table, and you throw the meat on, cook it how you like, and then scarf it down.  This meat tray is huge.  My wife and I have NEVER, ever asked for a second tray.  But it IS unlimited; you COULD get  more.
At some point during service, they bring out 2 soups - one an egg souffle type of deal, and another a very good miso/tofu soup. Â
Then you stumble out of there, happy and confident you just got a huge amount of awesome-tasting protein.
Then you go back tomorrow. :D
As others have said, its the only Korean bbq joint in town. They play games with their unlimited bbq: they start you off with a selection and you got to finish it all before they will refill specific cuts you want.
Their ala carte menu is a little more pricey than I would expect for a Korean restaurant - even Kibu is a little cheaper - but their unlimited BBQ is decently priced.
Well, I have been to this place several times and the food is ok. Not the best flavors for Korean food but good enough for a town of such small size. However, I will never go back to this place after my last experience. I received the worst service from any establishment in my life. The place was not crowded but it took 20 minutes for the server to take our order. Â The only time he stopped by after serving our food was midway through the meal to give me the bill. You take your time to serve me and now want to kick me out!? I have never been ignored to this level at a restaurant. Maybe it was a one time deal, but this one time was bad enough for me to never go back.
Review Source:we go here for the all you eat korean bbq and usually with come with at least 10 people so i think the owners see fear when they see us coming becuase we manage to eat an abnormal amount of meat. it's pretty good for the price that we pay but the only thing is they should have bulgolgi, like marinated bulgolgi too. they start to cut down on portions too when we start asking for seconds, thirds, fourths, etc...
well worth it
I've been to Gaza twice, once for lunch and once for dinner. I went with the spicy pork for lunch, and it was delicious--only about $7. The unlimited grill for dinner was $20, but you have to have a minimum of 2 orders. If you aren't hungry, then don't order the unlimited grill--it's a lot of food and you won't get your money's worth if you don't finish it.
Good service, good food.
Seriously, if you're meat deprived. come here. It used to be really good. you order your own meat and cook it yourself. But now its all you can eat, which can be a good thing if you eat a lot, but sucks for the others because you probably wont get your money's worth. Also, you can't just order all the same meat, you get a bunch of nonsense meat and no one even wants. Also, if one person wants to grill, everyone else has to grill, you can't do half and half. whateverrr.
But their G2(marinated rib eye. i think) and their seafood tofu soup is gooood.
Gaza is the only Korean BBQ that I know of in WL.
I have been several times for dinner, and a few times for lunch.
I haven't been disappointed a single time. Â They have several lunch specials all around $6-7. Â Dinner can run a bit higher but they offset the cost with appetizers and a salad. Â The rib eye and pork are marinated well and are very good.
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