Gaboja

It's a rustic, family-run, restaurant with everything you want. The decor is minimal but the food's outstanding and the service is friendly and homey. Can't go wrong with Gaboja.It's a rustic, family-run, restaurant with everything you want. The decor is minimal but the food's outstanding and the service is friendly and homey. Can't go wrong with Gaboja.

One of my favorite Korean bbq places! I love to come here for the pork belly, but not necessarily the other food options. I love how the pork belly is cut perfectly and the quality of the meat is superb! The price is slightly high compared to other Korean BBQ places in the area, but I'd still come here just for their pork belly. However, I don't recommend any of their other dishes. Also, they are good for big groups as you can reserve an entire room to host a big dinner or event.

I went here by accident because there's like two other KBBQ nearby and this one look more welcoming.My GF and I was the only customer here and was very given extra attention, I'm not sure if the experience will be the same again should I revisit when its very busy.Sho, the lady, made me feel wholesome and engaging. We shared about our cultures and stuff which is a nice mental break from work.She actually started grilling the BBQ for us and told us to eat while she grill and conversate with us. We ordered #1 combo. Everything was good.The lighting and the booth set up made us feel relaxed too.

This is a surprisingly good family-owned hole-in-the-wall with by far the most underrated naengmyeon in the south bay.

I came in wanting to order the Mandu appetizer but they ended up giving me Mandu Guk which was Beef Dumpling Soup and a totally different vibe! I decided to just try it and thought it was average. It was a little hard to eat, because it kept breaking, being that it was like wonton texture, and I felt like the dumplings were okay but could've been better. I definitely feel like I would have liked it better if it was the pan-fried dumplings. If you plan on getting those, make sure you specify the appetizer and not the entree! Besides that, I felt that service was pretty good and the waitress was very welcoming! The parking lot here is a bit small, so may be difficult to find parking during busy hours!

3.5/5, but rounded up to 4 because good service. Visited this KBBQ spot and while the service was good, I found it to be quite overpriced for what you get--definitely not the best value in my opinion. The interior was clean and well-maintained, and they gave us a private room, which made the experience more enjoyable.We ordered Combo #3, which included beef brisket, fresh boneless ribeye, pork belly, pork jowl, steamed egg, and soybean soup, along with an extra order of Galbijjim. The food was cooked for us by the staff, which was a nice touch, but given the price, I was expecting something a bit more exceptional and more in quantity.Parking was a bit of a challenge, as the lot was full, so we had to park further away and walk over, which was slightly inconvenient.Overall, a decent experience, but I would just get kbbq elsewhere.

A cute family own shop! Menu items were plentiful. A lot of people came for KBBQ. Parking was decent but darkly lit, so beware.We all ordered our own entrees, and it came with plenty of banchan. I honestly don't remember what I ordered. Maybe a noodle soup dish? Regardless, it was unfortunately not memorable enough for me to come here again.

Was craving naengmyun but wanted to try another place than Kunjip, so found this place on Yelp!Parking is hard, we had to park on the street next to it and walk a bit. The restaurant seems like a hole in the wall place from the outside, and the inside isn't that much better either.I was surprised at the price point of the meats for being on the expensive end, we all ordered a naengmyun each (which was meh) and got the spicy pork bulgogi which was really sweet. That could be a good or bad thing depending on what you like.The lady is very friendly though! And their banchans are amazing!

We ordered beef bibimbap, potato pancake and cold noodles. Everything was very good. This may be the best place for cold noodles. The beef bibimbap doesn't have much beef in it so keep that in mind if you're in the mood for more beef. It just has some small beef pieces and not much rice as well. Upon trying a few of the beef pieces, they tasted like jerky and very chewy. They were dry and hard as well.

My fiancé and I came on a Monday night around 8 and the restaurant was pretty empty. I was originally drawn to the restaurant to try their cold noodles but we decided on the barbecue set for 2. It came with brisket meat and pork belly, tofu soup, steamed egg, side dishes, rice, and lettuce. At first we thought the plate of meat looked a little small, however we were pretty full by the time we finished. Service was great, friendly, and the lady even brought us different sauces for the meats. Would come back to try their other dishes! Parking lot is small and parking can be scarce. We ended up parking on the street.