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    GOGI

    3.9 (604 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Hot stone BiBim bop
    Veronica N.

    Always love coming to this Delicious home-cooked tasting Korean food restaurant. The food is always so Hardy and at such a great price. The quick and friendly service makes it worth the trip here. Today we got the bebop, hot stone and the yakisoba noodles. Wow both this combination was great! Delicious and really unique tasting sauce on the yakisoba noodles. I highly recommend it. The ambience is lots, and lots, and lots of fun K pop videos.

    Inside
    Robert C.

    Arrived about 9:10pm. We were greeted and seated immediately. We partly selected this restaurant because it is open until 10pm on weekends. The restaurant was quiet with only a few people and pop music playing. We promptly ordered two Bimbibap bulgogi beef. Our food arrived about 10 minutes. Both dishes looked great and had good flavor although a little heavy on the salt is the reason for the drop to four stars. Recommend!

    Beef Bulgogi / 불고기
    Liane D.

    Great food at fair price. Good size portions. Clean, seating inside and out. Order at the counter, you are called when order is ready. Staff is friendly. Reasonably quick service. Delicious food.

    Kimchi Fried Rice, Spicy Chicken Bulgogi (Lunch)
    Christine T.

    Gogi has been my go-to for Korean food for years. Service is quick, and the quality & taste of the food is consistent. The layout inside is open and welcoming with plenty of tables and booths. They start you out with 6 banchan (small side dishes) - my favorites are the fish cake, spicy cucumbers, and kimchi. For appetizers, I like the Kimchi Pancake and Calamari. For entrees, I like the Spicy Chicken Bulgogi - it's actually barely spicy, but you can ask for it to be extra spicy. It comes with a serving of white rice. However, I like to eat it with the Kimchi Fried Rice. It is so flavorful and comes topped with a fried egg. My family really likes the Spicy Squid & Pork Belly. It is packed full of flavor, and we like to drizzle the sauce over white rice. During winter, I also order the Soon Tofu Soup with kimchi (they have meat options as well). It comes out boiling hot and has a little spicy kick that warms me right up! They also drop a raw egg in it that's perfectly boiled by the time it gets to the table. You can choose the spice level - mild, medium, spicy, or very spicy. They offer bento box specials for both lunch and dinner. One thing I haven't tried is their Fried Chicken which comes in a few different flavors. Gogi has a second location in Ahwatukee, but I haven't been there yet. The Chandler one is located in the same plaza as Lee Lee Supermarket. There is some parking in front of the restaurant and around the corner, or a nearby lot between the restaurant and CVS.

    Bulgogi bibimbap
    Grace C.

    I came here for dinner on a weeknight and wasn't disappointed. I ordered the spicy rice cake with ramen, the bulgogi bibimbap, and the sweet and spicy Korean fried chicken. My favorite dish was the spicy rice cake. The portion was huge! It had a good ratio of rice cake to veggie to ramen. Each bite was delicious. The Korean fried chicken was delicious as well. I wish they had a boneless option but it was delicious nonetheless. Overall the food was good and the service was nice.

    Spicy Rice Cake with Ramen and Dumplings and extra ramen
    Patrick L.

    Gogi is the type of spot you need to scratch that itch for korean comfort foods. The portions for most of the menu is huge so definitely bring friends or be ready to have leftovers. The vibe in Gogi is more casual, playing KPop music videos, and not too loud. The staff is polite but not in your face about it. The spicy rice cake with ramen and dumplings is around 27$ give or take which was plenty of food for 2 people. Overall, Gogi is a nice cozy spot for getting korean classics like Korean Fried Chicken or Kimchi Rice as well!

    Menu
    Allison R.

    Great Korean in east valley. It is a little expensive, but food is always great. Their kimchi soon tofu soup is a favorite. Their fried chicken is delish too. Always big portions as well. Friendly quick service. Always very clean and organized.

    Korean fried chicken
    Terry W.

    We ordered the army hotpot, pork bulgogi, and fried chicken. I wasn't fond of the army stew, but others in my party liked it. I thought the chicken and bulgogi were excellent. Very traditional Korean food

    James M.

    Had lunch with kids, and they love this place to get their Korean food fix in Arizona. My wife and I see why as we enjoyed everything we ordered. Starting with the Bonchon, each dish was delicious with its own unique flavor. The Kimchi Pancake was devoured, and my wife enjoyed her soup. Our service was polite and checked on us frequently. Overall, we see why our kids who are local have this spot in their rotation, and I am sure we will be back in the future.

    Yummy California roll!
    Faith H.

    Yummy food and great service! I ordered the California rolls and they were delicious. I also had edamame for an appetizer and it didn't disappoint.

    Pork Belly Lunch Bento Box Special Spicy Bulgogi Lunch
    Jessleen R.

    Welcoming vibe upon entering, was assisted right away. Had a little communication issue but all went well and still enjoyed our lunch there. We got the bento lunch boxes and an appetizer. Food definitely is on the pricey end but we enjoyed ourselves! Very filling! As the time passed, place started getting busy as expected during lunch hours so the staff were running around/trying to assist everyone and apologized if delayed.

    Daniel W.

    Checked this one off my bucket list! Good location in the Lee Lee's plaza, but tucked away in the corner of the plaza with no signage on the store front, except pictures....so look closely. The seafood pancake alone was worth the trip. Very well seasoned, packed with seafood protein and amazing flavor. Definitely shareable amongst the table. The bulbogi hot stone plates was decent with the crispy rice and veggies. The beef was decent and tender but very minimal amounts. Not sure I'd order this again. But if I did, I'd order with a side of extra beef. The table was loaded with side dishes, kimchi, marinated potatoes, cucumbers and more...all were great side dishes that pair well with the Korean dining experience. The bathrooms are tucked in the back and could use some work, especially as it had a strong smell of propane or gas. I assume this is from the kitchen gas open flame stoves. Service was not the best as one of our folks in the group didn't get her meal until we were pretty much finished. We had to get up and ask a few employees, which our server was sitting in a booth and looked exhausted. Guess he's working over time and just best. Felt bad for the guy. But all was made good from the woman, which I believe was the owner. I would definitely come back, regardless of the service. The food alone was worth it.

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    Worst food ever. Went there twice. First time rice was undercooked. Second time, meat smelled bad and had diarrhea. Terrible!

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    Ask the Community - GOGI

    Can the tteokbokki be made vegetarian?

    Can they do bibimbap as a non-hot stone?

    yes

    Does this pace have all you can eat korean bbq?

    No!

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