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Ghama Zone

4.2 (221 reviews)
Closed • 11:30 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM

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Galbijjim
Brian C.

Solid food and great service! I really liked the banchan (they were very generous with refilling), and the spicy galbijjim was full of flavor. I haven't found anything like it in Austin! Recommend adding the cheese on top as well. A bit pricy, and lines can be long.

Chirashi
Sarah M.

We had a delicious dinner. My husband had the Chirashi bowl and I had the bulgogi. Both were yummy. We enjoyed sitting at the bar and the service was great! This was our second visit. We came right after opening and were so happy to see the restaurant thriving.

Short rib steak
Eina D.

I came here for one reason and one reason only: the short rib steak, and let me tell you, it did not disappoint. The meat was perfectly tender and sweet. Definitely shareable between 2 people with protein goals. I'd return just for this dish alone, although it is pretty pricey at $68. The gokahi roll and tteokbakki were good as well. I recommend making a reservation ahead of time as there was a wait when I came during a weekend dinner.

Sunny C.

There was a 30 minute max wait on peak sunday dinner. Food and service is really good. I enjoyed the spicy raw fish rice more than the beef rib soup. Both were still good though. But there is still a lot more on the menu to try.

Truffle potato pancake
Alanna V.

Overall okay-good! The service was friendly but could've been more attentive with picking up trash on our table (e.g., chopsticks paper), refilling water, and seeing when we wanted to receive the check. It also would've been nice to be told in advance of what was unavailable on the menu before going through 4+ items and finally choosing dishes to eat. Short rib steak was extremely tender but leaned on the sweeter side. The truffle potato pancake was well-liked! Perfect for someone craving a fried food and cheese. We enjoyed the bibim mukguksu because it was balanced and refreshing. Would come back to try the original dishes we wanted next time.

Menu
Vivian L.

Really enjoyed our experience here on a Saturday night. We waited about 10mins to sit at the bar. We came for the beef rib soup and will return for it. It's a simple light broth with clear noodles. The menu is pretty extensive so we will be back to try more. Table next to use ordered the tteokbokki and pretty large portions. I was full just looking at it. They have sushi bar top seating and regular seating. No outdoor seating.

Chirashi bowl
Chloe C.

Ghama zone was great! the service was okay. i stopped by for lunch and got a Chirashi bowl. it had a lot of thoughtful touches, like seasoned rice with a layer of imitation crab and tobiko, and each fish was such high quality with its own seasoning on top. it was definitely the best chirashi bowl ive had so far. the space was really clean and open, which definitely added to my experience. i would definitely come again.

Bossam
Sandi G.

We came here 30 minutes after it opened on Sunday for lunch and was informed that they're sold out of the short rib steak. This was terrible news as that's what we came to the restaurant for. Since we're already here, we decided to order the bossam and rose tottebokki. The banchons here kinda sucked to be honest and they didn't give us much table space. They had to Tetris pretty hard when our food arrived. The bossam and rose tottebokki was pretty good but I don't think it quite justifies the price. We asked our waitress and she suggested that we call ahead of time if we want to try to short rib steak since it's not always in stock and there's a 20 minutes prep time. Overall, it's a pretty average Korean restaurant and not really worth the drive if you live in Austin.

Dolly N.

So since the last review--they've changed their menu a bit and added sushi. I haven't had a chance to try those options yet because that short rib has a chokehold on me. But I want to because they look good every time I see a plate walk past. I love that this place is always filled with folks who are enjoying the food and the company. It's always really homey here. Their banchan still slaps. Their kimchi is so good and I feel like I go through so many new refills. Soups: I will say I love their soups and always have to order one. Their pork bone soup and beef rib soups are sooooo good. They are easily shareable for 3-4 people.

A spicy Chicken dish with rice
Lizzie M.

First timers here after we'd heard this restaurant was worth a try. Beef bulgogi was super fresh with a nice sauce and subtle flavors. It wasn't too salty as can be places. Equally good on rice and/or made into little wraps with the romaine lettuce provided. The banchan that came with the meal was a tasty precursor and fun to sample as we waited. The marinated jalapeño onions slices were very tasty. The kimchi was on pointe and the pasta/ fish saucy sauce was tasty too. The spicy chicken entree was tasty and saucy. I'd definitely order the bulgogi again. There was plenty for two of us and we could have gotten an appetizer instead of the chicken dish and would have been full. We took most of the chicken home for lunch tomorrow. We'll be back!

Charmaine S.

Fusion but yummy. Parked in the back for free. Located in the beautiful historic round rock downtown. The food were all great! Celebrated my friend's birthday who's family to me! We came without reservation but it was right when they opened at 5pm for dinner. Our server was nice. They give military discount! We loved everything we ordered! The only thing is they don't have crafted drinks I think. But we still overall enjoyed celebrating in Ghama!!!

Pork Bone Soup
Alena S.

The food here is SO GOOD! worth every penny and I usually have plenty of leftovers for a second meal later.

Spring L.

This place is probably one of my favorite Korean spots. Totally worth the 30 minute drive from downtown Austin. They serve up authentic Korean cuisine that's hard to hard here. Everything is huge portions so family style is a must. I recommend going with more than one other person - otherwise you might end up like us - over ordering beyond our table size.

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We've been to a few chodang restaurants in Dallas. There are 2 locations that we've been to, one in…read morePlano and one in Carrollton. There is also another location in Austin, in the Hmart food center. I'm not sure if this location is a part of the chains because this location has all you can eat kbbq, which none of the other locations have. Anyway, we came here specifically for the combo meals, not kbbq. We ordered their combo mushroom tofu soup mild with beef bulgogi 26.99, and an extra rice bowl. We also ordered a bottle of the makgeolli 18.99. Egg is normally on the side, but the egg was already in our tofu soup. Not a big deal. Banchan sizes were huge, which is not typical in the Dallas locations. Dallas locations were very small, but had more variety of side dishes. My favorite side dishes were the kimchi and japchae. The potato side dish was very dry tasting, but the flavor was there. No napkins on table, need to ask for them. Beef bulgogi were thicker cuts and more fatty than the normal thinly sliced ones. Overall, it was good compared to other korean spots we've been to in Austin. Total came out to be ~$52 without tip. There are parking spots, but I would carpool or come earlier as it gets quite busy during lunch and I assume dinner hours.

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