Gogi & Asian Cusine

This is probably the worst Asian food that I've ordered, ever. I ordered the garlic wings and the house fried rice through Grubhub. When delivered, the bag had like a red sauce all over it and it was on the inside top of the wings box as well. Did not look like the same sauce from the wings. The wings had no flavor and no salt. It was fried wings with some sweet sauce and some slices of garlic. They were extremely big wings and barely crispy. I bit into one and it sounds like it deflated. I ended up eating two and trashing the rest. The house fried rice the only flavor was from the beef. It was the same bulgogi beef from their other dishes, I assume. I paid $20 for it through Grubhub, it was in a half container and only had two pieces of shrimp in it and an over-scrambled egg on top. There was literally no seasoning in the dish whatsoever rather than the beef. And hunks of white rice.

We went to Snowtime next-door, but wanted to eat some thing before sticking our stomach up with sweets. The chicken was six pieces of large chicken, which caught us a little bit offguard because we were expecting like small chicken wings, but they were in a bath of bottled hot and sour sauce which we did not enjoy. we also ordered a Bento box of galbi but the meat was really tough. As we were walking out we saw some delicious bowls that smell really good so we might be back to try other menu items.

Upon entering you are overwhelmed by the wonderful smells of Korean food. Ordering was quick and efficient and Danny has a friendly, welcoming smile. The atmosphere is pleasant as Korean music is played in the background. The restaurant is clean and tables were quickly wiped. We ordered lots of winter dishes: 3 types of bibambap (tofu, bulgolgi, and spicy pork) and soft tofu soup in the hot earthen stoneware dishes that continue to cook as you stir, stir and eat. These dishes warm you up in temperature and if you add gochujang, heat you on the inside. We also had an order of squid and pork, which was delicious (highly recommend), dumplings, garlic honey wings and an order of sweet and sour chicken.They serve Pepsi products and Stubborn brand drinks- agave vanilla creme soda and root beer.It is definitely worth the travel and we will be back soon. Especially since it is next to the Snowtime ice cream!They have a

After waiting an hour for 2 entrees we were extremely excited to dive into our meals. Our "beef brisket" ramen had ONE PIECE of beef. The pad Thai was just not very good. We would've been willing to try it again however my partner and I both got sick to our stomachs that night so we unfortunately will not be returning.

Clean and orderly spot where the food was absolutely delicious! We ordered the Bento boxes and the amount of food you get is filling! The rice, kimchi, main course and tempura where chefs kiss. We left full and satisfied. Would go back again.

Solid Korean-Chinese food. We ordered jjajangmyeon (black bean noodle), tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork), and dumplings. The whole family devoured the food. I was rueful that I didn't have enough stomach space for the other Korean dishes on the menu and based on other people's orders, it seems that the food is on point, especially the dol sot bibimbap (hot stone rice bowls) and Korean fried chicken. There is a good variety of Korean dishes for every mood - spicy rice cake, pancakes, meat, soups, rice, noodles, and fried chicken. This will be one of our go-to places whenever we come to Phoenix.

Yay more korean choices in tooky. Spotted this place when I was visiting Snowtime next door.

Pleasantly surprised. I had the spicy beef brisket ramen, beef was tender, and broth was amazing. You can tell this is one of those places where everything they make is high-quality. Next time I am getting the kimchi fries which look awesome.