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Gochoo

4.6 (53 reviews)
ModerateKorean, Asian Fusion
Closed 11:30 am - 7:30 pm

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Moderate noise
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Dogs allowed
Good for groups

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Mike M.

A fantastic bowl of ramen so there is no complaint there. This is Korean style ramen but I have no real clue about the distinction between Korean and Japanese versions. Wonderful broth, delicious pork and a surprisingly large amount of onions. Delicious. Unfortunately, they have one guy running the place and I detest ordering from a kiosk. Call me an old man but this concept just sucks. After I placed my order, it was 10 minutes before I saw movement behind the window. Dude had no personality, no customer service. I felt like I was ordering from a vending machine. This food court, located inside Ranch 99 market is a waste of space. 1/2 of the food booths were closed and the others were devoid of customers. A ghost town at noon on a Thursday.

Kimchi Spam Fried Rice
Monica C.

Absolutely love this place! It's such a hidden gem tucked inside the Cravings Market food court. We tried the Chashu Ramen, Kimchi Spam Fried Rice, and Takoyaki -- every dish was delicious and full of flavor. The owners are incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the whole experience even better. Highly recommend stopping by and giving it a try -- you won't be disappointed! ( ´`)

Kimchi Spam Fried Rice Bulgogi Jalapeno Bowl Spicy Chashu Ramen
Genesis A.

My husband and I came here on a Saturday night and were very happy that we got quick and fast service! We had the kimchi spam fried rice, bulgogi bowl, and chashu ramen and everything was delicious! Personally, I wish the kimchi spam fried rice was much spicier because it lacked some flavor but I still enjoyed it! The BEST part was the udon soup that came with all the entrees. We were not expecting it and it was amazing! We'll definitely be coming back here to try the other menu items.

Aaron W.

Go hoo is one of the restaurants in the 99 Ranch Cravings in Chino. It was easy to order and easy to figure out what each item was with the great menu and automated ordering. The food was made fresh to order and didn't take that long. The food was amazing. Just thinking about it, I want another bowl of the beef yakisoba. The kimchi bulgolhi fries were also very good. My nephew had the bulgolgi jalaoeno bowl and really enjoyed it. My other nephew had the non Spicey Korean shrimp and enjoyed that. We were also given complementary udon soup. It was great Korean fusion food.

Bulgogi Jalapeño Bowl
Melinda L.

So this is Inside the 99 Cravings building. I was hungry and got to try their Bulgogi Jalapeño Bowl for $14, or about $15 with tax. It was one of the better choices of food in the food court without having to shell out too much for a decent meal. Yes, absolutely on the pricier side, but I do have to say the taste is on par. The sauce was really thick and covered every bite of rice. Simple meal if you just want something to hold you over, before you go shopping, or even as a snack. The whole food court isn't always bussing, so staff including here, is kinda lacking here sometimes...really depends on the time of day you're over here. So be patient and wait for a minute or two.

The Beef Yakisobo is BOMB! And so is the chicken Katsu Bowl!

Bomb! The beef Yakisobo is the best! Fresh, hot and savory... I recommend it. The service was great and the eating area is clean

Elizabeth S.

I had seen that Cravings By Ranch99 had a grand re-opening with several new restaurants opening. Their menu has a good variety to choose from, I got the bulgogi jalapeno bowl ($15), which is sliced marinated beef, sliced onions, pickled jalapenos piled on hot rice. The beef was soft and the jalapeno was not too spicy. I also got their california roll ($5) which was ok, the rice was very wet but it was fresh. The two people working there was nice and the place is clean. The wait time was not long.

Tiffany N.

One word, bulgogi. I love bulgogi & I will try it any time I see it on a menu. Now add fries to it & im sold. Done deal. There were 2 people working here & they were so kind and patient! I got the bulgogi kimchi fries & they said it was gonna be a 10 minute wait. They also give complimentary lemon water at the counter which I think was so nice. The fries were so good! The bulgogi itself had so much flavor! The kimchi had a nice kick to it and the fries were crisp to perfection! They also add spicy Mayo to it which honestly took the flavor up! Can't wait to come back & try out other items.

Spicy Chicken Ramen Mexican Roll
Leeann M.

This new eatery used to be Hime Sushi & Roll (my favorite restaurant for years). When the old place closed I was so sad, I'd been getting sushi there for years on a regular basis and it was the best. SO happy they've reopened! Lim is still working there are is THE NICEST. She always remembers my order and greets me warmly. Onto the food! Understandably the roll menu is smaller, but still tastes delicious. Ordered the Mexican Roll and the Fire Shrimp Roll, tasted great as expected. Tried the Spicy Chicken Ramen as well. Broth is fish based which is great for pescatarians or non-beef/pork eaters. Toppings are simple (egg, corn, onions, scallions) which I appreciated. Also liked that you can customize the spice level. Definitely give them a try! Fresh food, friendly staff - it's a win win!

Watkins L.

Gave this place a try yesterday while stopping by for groceries at Cravings. It is nice that there is a variety of different food now here. Keep note that this is a order pick up, not a full service place. You order your food and you can eat at the seating they have inside Cravings. You can't miss this place as it has bright red all over its signs. Food We decided to try their Bulgogi Fries. It was pretty good, and decent portion, and they give you an extra siracha mayo like sauce with it. It is packed with flavor but for $16, not sure if I would order again. You could go to another one of the food places and get full rice or noodle dish. It seems like this place is still new, so I wouldn't mind coming back to try some other dishes. They do have $14 for a ramen, so maybe we can try that next time.

Korean Spicy Beef Ramen
Amber S.

Decided to take a break from tamales and stopped by for some ramen. My son and I shared the Korean beef ramen, less spicy. It still had a delicious kick, which I didn't mind. I wish it would have had a slight bit more beef for the price, but other than that my son gave it a 9/10.

Korean Beef Ramen non spicy...
JC D.

Loving it, ramen was tasty and worth the money. Service was also good.definitely a must for u to try... I emptied my bowl sorry...they can make your ramen spicy, less spicy and non-spicy...next drop will be the Korean Chaushu Ramen...maybe tomorrow if I will be in the area...Thank you..

Jagruti L.

This Korean restaurant is inside the Craving supermarket. I ordered 2 dishes to go. I enjoyed the entrees. The service was good. We will need to check other menu items next time.

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