Bart Grocery & BBQ

My BF and I love this place for takeout Korean BBQ. It's a few blocks from the Daly City Bart station, hence the name. The food comes out pretty fast typically around 10 minutes or less, so it's easy to pick dinner up on the way home. We order two plates and that's often enough for more than 1 meal. Typically we will get spicy chicken or spicy pork, but the grilled chicken and bulgogi are good too. The short ribs are off the chart delicious, so that's what I have been getting lately.The meals come with rice and japchae (which I could eat everyday). I love these tasty glass noodles and the kimchee what comes on the side. Bart Grocery is my favorite to go places in Daly City.

I had lunch at a place called Bart Grocery, and I must say, it's one of those hidden gems that you wouldn't think to stop at unless someone told you about it or you found it on Google. I had no idea they even served food! When I tried it out, I found the service to be great. I placed my order over the phone, and by the time I arrived, my BBQ plate and tofu soup were ready to go. The ambiance is more fast-paced, but I assume that's due to the high volume of orders they receive. Overall, I will definitely eat here again and recommend this place to others!

Easy parking down the block with lots of spots.BART Grocery & BBQ has been on my radar for years.Ordered Bulgogi at the Cashier, and the order was ready in a few minutes, but in the future I would call in an order to minimize a wait since there is no seating.The entree was one of the best attempts I have experienced of this dish in the area so I was very happy. Nothing exciting about the interior but this is about good takeout eats, and on that they deliver.

A bare bones neighborhood market that has a dedicated portion (i.e. kitchen) for grilled Korean staples like bulgogi, kalbi and even kimchi fried rice that they top with an over easy egg. it can get smokey from all the cooking and the wait can be up to 15-20 mins at a time but for budget Korean, its worth it. even though its located in a quieter part of the DC (a few blocks up from the Bart Station...hence the name), street parking can be a challenge, esp during the dinner rush. I've been stopping in for the kimchi fried rice for a while now and it always hits the spot.

Updating to emphasize: CALL AHEAD! Didn't take my own advice since it was a random weekday at 11:30am. They had a large group order of 40+, thus limited menu for the next 30-45 min. No kalbi, no chicken available.

Bart Grocery & BBQ is a regular dinner of choice for me that's quick, easy, and delicious for the price and quality. I grew up next to a mall where the quick serve chicken teriyaki over rice/noodles was on regular rotation and it's something I can't find anymore anywhere I look, and now that I've found Bart Grocery & BBQ, I find myself rejoicing in the simplicity of a meal that I can pick up whenever. I always get the teriyaki chicken combo plate ($14) with extra meat ($5) and extra sauce ($0.50). The meat is piled up nicely over a bed of noodles and rice and comes with a side of kimchi. This thing fills me up for less than $20 at such a steal, given everything costs like $20+ at a minimum in the SF and surrounding areas. I tried the kimchi fried rice on a massive craving last night for the first but it lacked a salty flavor and had better at Bay Pocha in SF near SFSU. Service is no frills so don't expect much there but the little couple who owns it does focus on trying to get you your food quick in a spot that's literally inside a small bodega style grocery store across the street from the Daly City BART station. 5 stars for the combo plate with my expectations set on a quick, inexpensive takeout meal and nothing more or less.

Take out only, no tables inside. Service at the counter is ok, could be friendlier. Place your order at cashier and wait outside for your name to be called. The prices are reasonable and. The cheapest you'll find in the area. Flavor wise could be better. The chicken was a bit dry and pork was not spicy at all. They fill you up on the japchae noodles and don't give much protein. They hardly give any rice underneath. Street parking

Bart grocery is very unassuming and one would never know this place serves BOMB Korean food. Located in a convenience store, the whole left side of the shop is dedicated to making Korean food. The prices are pretty reasonable for the amount of food you get. We typically order the spicy pork or the beef bulgolgi BBQ plate. The spicy pork has a nice balance of savory and spice. Each plate comes with rice, kimchi (optional), and japchae. I typically order ahead via phone and by the time I am there, I can just pay and head home. Definitely a great hidden spot.

My friend picked up takeout from this place and the food was good. We ordered the plates to share family style but realized it's better for individuals given each plate comes with meat, rice and japchae. We got bbq chicken, bbq beef, short ribs and spicy pork plates, kimchi fried rice and vegetarian fried rice. Kimchi fried rice was okay, but the japchae was pretty good!

Hidden secret in Daly City. Best Korean food in the neighborhood. Everything on the menu is delicious. You do need to be able to handle some spicy foods in order to enjoy this place. I always order more than I can eat, so I can enjoy left overs the following say. Kim chi fried rice is so good. Everything is grilled and made to order. Best to call and order in advance, Otherwise you're waiting 15 to 20 minutes. Excellent service. Enjoy this gem!