I haven't been here in quite a while and was missing the wonderful braised pork koja combo, however my most recent visit was a massive let down. It seems as though since my last visit, the prices have gone up while the overall quality has gone down. It's still a decent meal, but is extremely overpriced for the quality of food and service delivered. read more

FOOD / overall seriously tasty, wish there was one near me. Not too expensive and quality food - zen koja: soooo good. The rice bun was perfectly crispy yet soft on the inside. You will need napkins, just warning. Seems small, but filling. - braised pork bowl: wanted a little more kimchi but the sauce was really good. Once again, seems small but is very filling. - cal fries: i think it was spicy mayo on top? The waffle fries were just right crispy. SERVICE & PARKING / we walked, but downtown is slightly challenging to find parking. It was ready quickly which was a plus. Service was alright. When you order you get a disk that buzzes when it's ready. There wasn't much of a line either so not too bad. But when it buzzed I went to the counter and didn't know where to put it. There was a guy on the computer behind the counter and he slightly rudely just ignored me when i asked where to put it. This is mainly why 4 stars, could've been friendlier. read more

KoJa Kitchen - Zen KoJa and Cal fries - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

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I went straight for the Koja truck at Fort Mason tonight and wasn't really disapointed. Got the pineapple and chicken Koj. I was expecting a soft rice bun but it was crunchy, I didn't like it. The filling was way too spicy too. The Kamikaze Fries on another hand, good job using Waffle fries!! Love! So good and holds all the meat and saucy goodness. Also the dessert was SO GOOD! I think I'm going to attempt to make it :) read more

Ok, I rarely give a 5 star review to anyone, I mean I save this rating for the very best and Koja Kitchen is my FAVORITE FOOD TRUCK!!!! Their Korean BBQ Beef and Mochimisu are AMAZING!!! There prices are reasonable and I don't care if I have to wait 30 minutes in line, it is well worth the wait!!! YUMMY YUMMY YUMMY!!!! read more

Grabbed the Kamikaze Fries ($5) last night at Oakland's First Friday. Overall, a 3.5 star experience - 4 for flavor and guilt-inducement, 3 for pricing, 3.5 for service, 4 for speed. The Kamikaze has a foundation of waffle cuts topped with some bulgogi, spiciness and chopped scallions. Akin to a Korean take on the traditional chili, they were just as satisfying and thirst-inducing. Probably want to grab a Coke with these homefries. Overall, the serving size didn't terribly justify $5. However, I feel that way about all food trucks - growing up in the East Bay, I was taught as a child to never eat out of a roach coach unless you're starving to death, holding your last dying dollar, and okay with the gamble of digestive issues. I've yet to settle into this wave of gentrified fare, but KoJa is a pretty tasty start for the skeptic. Mochimisu also looked pretty fantastic. Wouldn't walk out of my way for it again, but if it drove it front of me, I'd kindly oblige. read more

We stopped by the Hayward OTG yesterday and tried something from 5 out of the 7 trucks so with that said, we only got the vegetarian kamikaze fries with no kimchee since it said it contains shellfish from here. The food was tasty and for someone who isn't a huge srirachi fan, I actually liked it on the criss cross fries and the white mayo like sauce had what I thought was a hint of pistachio which if it was ground in there, is genius but probably not since there were no nut allergy warnings. So why the 3 star? The $6 price was a bit steep for fries especially the vegetarian option and I was surprised that the kimchee had shellfish. With so many people having shellfish allergies, I would've thought they might have regular kimchee as well. But I would give it another shot and try some of their other items like the bulgogi in the future. read more

Just simply put....AMAZING! Great guys, great food and you would be missing out if you didn't try! I haven't met anyone who doesn't love Koja!!! The wheel doesn't need to be reinvented....it has been said countless times here...GREAT FOOD! I have never been disappointed...not even on the day that I stood in the rain for over 30 mins in Emeryville witih the wind blowing and my pants got soaked! ;=) It is so well worth the wait! read more

KoJa Kitchen, OTG- Serramonte, Tuesday 6pm. After seeing KoJa Kitchen on a television show, I knew I had to come here. Tuesday night, we hopped into our car, drove to Serra, and GASP! Long line already? =( Game face on; I run out and wait in line while the bf parks the car. PHEW! It's not KoJa, whoohoo! I really didn't want to wait in a long line to eat but we had time to kill and luckily the line wasn't too bad. Combo 1: Short rib with kamikaze fries- LOVE the rice cake bun. Love. Flavorful, light, good size. Crispy crisscut fries covered in sauce, a little spice gave it a nice kick, good portion. KoJa Beef- equally as good as the short rib. I was anti-food truck because of the high prices but KoJa Kitchen really changed my mind. I'm kinda digging the food truck hype and I'm glad we tried this place. read more

The food here is so full of wow. I came here for lunch around noon and thankfully did not have to wait in any lines as I was expecting one due to the Yelp reviews. Must have just been the holiday season and home-cooked meals staving off all the students' appetites. After deliberating a few moments on the delicious-looking pictures from the menu, I chose to get the pork koja. With tax, it was nearly $7, but made a very satisfying meal. I was really impressed with the mixture of Asian flavors, and despite the lard and Japanese mayo oozing from between the toasted rice buns, I did not get sick at all by the greasiness. Only thing I wish were different was that the rice bun was more toasted for a higher crunch factor. Did not order fries since I was ordering for just myself. If I had the chance to share fries, I would want to try them next time I come around. Service is good, though seating looks like it can accommodate up to 20 or so customers. Would recommend and come again! read more

Went after the Big Game!! Was in good mood cuz we won!!! Beef and steak koja were both good, though tasted slightly similar!! Chicken koja salad bowl was okay, because I honestly don't know which part of the chicken they were using, really fatty and lots of skins. Please have more quality control on your ingredients! 3 star for chicken, 4 star for beef and steak koja, restaurant overall score also 4 star, cuz we were in bloody good and the guy serving food calling number was such a lovely person!! read more

KoJa Kitchen - Steak koja - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

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EDIT: I just posted a review to the food truck, not the restaurant. Dangit. I'll keep is short and sweet. This place is overhyped--to an extent. I ordered the Chicken Koja burger and the Kamikaze Fries. Honestly speaking, the rice "buns" for the burger just tasted like stale rice. Everything inside tasted great, but the buns were the dealbreaker. I didn't like it at all, but to each their own! I didn't know that there were bowl options (oh silly me), so next time I will definitely try that out :) But let me tell you. SISTERS, BROTHERS, those Kamikaze fries are the wind beneath my wings. These fries are so yummy and could probably double as a meal because of all the meat & other toppings that come with it. If I am in the area and happen to go in, I will definitely get it again. Whoops, this review wasn't too "short and sweet," my bad! :( But in summary: good fries, bleh buns, good customer service, okay prices. That is all :) read more

KoJa Kitchen - Chicken Koja! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

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This place is really popular, but sheesh, people don't realize that anything with enough sauce will taste delicious. Kamikaze fries: crisscut fries drenched in kimchi, bulgogi, and Japnaese Mayo. Not to mention the terrible name... imagine a Middle Eastern fusion place with a dish called "suicide bomber fries".... Koja burger: garlic rice pressed into a bun shaped, with a filling of lettuce and overly seasoned bulgogi pork ~$10 total, and I was stuffed Both were SO SALTY, as is everything with Off the Grid. I was endlessly chugging water all night. I swear, I had a week's portion of sodium intake. Bottom line: probably worth trying, especially when you're in hungry YOLO mode craving the ultimate guilty comfort food. However, be prepared to feel like a dehydrated mess afterwards. The redemption: service was great. Rather fast for such a long line, and very friendly. Not like unsmiling people who stare downwards from food trucks and make you feel awkward. read more

KoJa Kitchen - KoJa combo, ~$10 - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

True to the food truck taste! Kind of pricey for a college meal, but you pay for the uniqueness and quality of the food I suppose? Koja Kitchen offers crispy rice "bun" burgers with delicious barbecue pork/beef inside. They are well known for their Kamikaze Fries (waffle fries with their special sauce, onions, and some ground barbecue beef). You must try the Super Kamikaze Fries. It is a secret menu item, about 2.5x larger than the normal Kamikaze Fries, comes with extra meat (ground beef AND barbecue pork), as well as mashed up Kimchi (?). It's deliciously hefty and you will be filled with regret afterwards. :-) read more

KoJa Kitchen - SUPER KAMIKAZE FRIES. secret menu! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

Absolutely insane food. Ordered Korean BBQ Short Rib (Kalbi) Koja, which comes with beautifully pressed rice buns, & Kamikaze Fries (Crosscut fries topped with Korean BBQ beef, kimchi, green onions, and drizzled with signature sauce and Japanese sweet mayo). It was all SO AMAZING. Highly recommend Koja to anyone and everyone! read more

KoJa Kitchen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

I'm obsessed with the KoKa Kitchen food truck! Food trucks can sometimes be hit or miss but KoJa gets it done right! The Beef Bulgogi KoJa is amazing!!! The beef is tender and their sauce is soooo good! I love the slightly crispy, slightly soft rice bun. The Chicken Pineapple KoJa is just as awesome as it's beef counterpart! Such a great pairing of sweet and savory! These KoJa's are perfect paired with their Kamikaze Fries. Beef Bulgogi pieces, kimchee, spicy mayo and green onions bring these otherwise bland fries to life. For dessert you have to get their Mochimisu. The Mochimisu is their version of tiramisu with chocolate mochi pieces. It's just the right amount of sweet to satisfy your cravings! Lines at the KoJa truck can get quite long at most Off the Grid markets. They usually move at a nice pace and their employees are always friendly. Prices are reasonable for the quality food you get. Two thumbs up!!! read more

KoJa Kitchen - Kamikaze Fries-Chicken Pineapple KoJa-Beef Bulgogi KoJa - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

The longest line at Off the Grid, but I figured it was worth a try. The line has a lot of people but once your order is taken, the food is ready is less than 5 minutes! Basically, Korean BBQ (choice of short rib, beef, chicken, veg) with lettuce/seasoning between two "rice buns". You know when you order rice from a clay pot, and there is all this crispy flavorful deliciousness at the bottom of the pot? It's an entire bun made out of crispy pressed rice! I thought it was creative (: Sandwiches may look small but when you receive the tray, the order is SUPER HEAVY. I ordered two (one chicken, one shortrib) but was barely able to finish one. Super delicious and lots of flavor! Definitely worth the ~$6. read more

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YUM! The braised pork koja was really good. The kamikaze fries were good but didn't blow my mind away. I'm not sharing my food with my husband the next time we get food from here. It's definitely not something you want to share ;) read more

KoJa Kitchen - Kamikaze fries and braise pork Koja - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

Let me start off by saying that if anything has pineapple, I will eat it. I was super excited to see that the Beef Koja had pineapple in it! The restaurant was super busy when we got there, but they were pumping out the orders like nobody's business. The perks of this place is that they give a discount on combos if you have your Cal1 card on you, so make sure you flash that when you have the chance. The Beef Koja was so incredibly delicious. The Beef was cooked perfectly, it had a delicious texture and taste that you can only get through KBBQ. The rice bun was really interesting, the way you bite into it...it doesn't look like rice but you can tell that it was carefully crafted and it was super delicious. Honestly, I've never had anything like Koja Kitchen, I wish I could find their episode of Diner's Drive Ins and Dives because I would love to see them be featured. I'm really glad they had an adorable storefront, it's such an amazing little restaurant and I can't wait to come back! read more

KoJa Kitchen - Beef Koja! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

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The beef KoJa was so good! It's basically like going to a Korean restaurant and having a ordering the bulgogi on a hot plate, but in the form of a burger. It makes it more instant and more like a "fast-food" type place. The buns were made out of rice and I like that it's not super crispy. It's firm enough to hold all the rice together and soft enough so that it doesn't get stuck in your teeth. The beef was pretty strong and flavorful and I like the sweet element from the pineapple. My only "con" about this is that the beef was not evenly distributed in my burger, so towards the end, all I had was rice left. read more

KoJa Kitchen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

I don't know why it took me so long to finally try to this truck! Usually can find em at Off The Grids They make these little Kojas which are two crispy rice patties as buns and your choice of meat like bulgogi, kimchi, pineapple,etc. which is around 6 bucks. Sooo goood and kinda messy just because the rice tends to fall apart, but well worth it. You gotta get the Kamikaze fries too! Waffle cut fries topped with KoJa goodness! I was stuffed and didn't get dessert but they offer this thing called Mochimisu which is like tiramisu but with mochi! Sounds good The only thing that sucks that its so good that the line is crazy long. It took about 20 minutes to finally get to the front of the line. read more

KoJa Kitchen - BBQ beef koja with kimchi, $6 - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

So I came here for the Kamikaze Fries but fell in love with the Pork Koja. My friends and I went on an epic food adventure where we went to 6 different places and ordered their best selling items, this was our final stop. We ordered the Kamikaze fries, Pork Koja, and Strawberry Mint Lemonade. Kamikaze Fries: Just okay, they were good but not amazing. I do like the idea of waffle fries instead of regular cut fries. Pork Koja: I wasn't really sure about the Rice as a bun but it turned out to be genius. The pork was unbelieveably soft, I wish I could order a pot of it by itself. The fish eggs were a nice touch as well. Lemonade: Put this in an IV bag and insert it into my veins. Only downside was that the place itself was filthy. All of the tables were dirty and trash was not taken out. I couldn't just flick away a piece of old food and be okay, I had to wipe it in order to put anything down on it. read more

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Hitting up OTG Fort Mason for the first time last Friday, I finally had an opportunity to try KoJa. Being in good company that night, I found myself able to face a line that I would normally find daunting and completely unreasonable. 30+ people and some 20-40 minutes later, we ended up ordering the kamikaze fries and a plain mochimisu. While the mochimisu was a little disappointing (the flavors were excellent, and while the mochi was technically very well done, the tiramisu and mochi ended up being a combination we weren't too fond of), the kamikaze fries were excellent: the criss-cut fries were fried just so, the meat was flavorful, and the combination of sauces (bulgogi, Japanese mayo, and some others) led to some great flavors - just be sure to mix everything, or distribute properly, lest you be overwhelmed by any one flavor. I have to admit, it was actually a little hard to stop myself from getting back into that ridiculous line just to order another! ***Accessibility Info*** Venue - Being a food truck, the usual accessibility issues apply: all the windows are elevated, so, while ordering may be fine, getting your food may be a bit difficult. The desserts are actually kept in an display case that's closer to ground level though, should the mochimisu be the only thing that interests you. Bathroom - Again, it's a food truck, so don't expect to find one of these. read more

This is my favorite food truck in the Emeryville area. My coworker recommended this food truck and it was on Hollis and 65th on Thursday during lunch time. I got the Korean BBQ koja and kamikaze fries. A koja is sort of like a hamburger with rice patties as buns instead. The kamikaze fries are made of criss-cut fries, kimchi, and japanese mayo. I would definitely recommend getting both the koja and the fries if you are hungry. You will not be disappointed! read more

KoJa Kitchen - Korean bbq koja and kamikaze fries. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

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Got amazing short rib kojo , Korean BBQ beef short ribs , sesame vinaigrette lettuce , sweet Katsura aioli , served on garlic rice buns.. And also kamikaze fries -crisscut cut fries men's Korean kimchi green onions red sauce and Japanese meal.. Stoped by there truck down and it was amAzing . So much flavor and greatness !! read more

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KoJa was the hype back in my dayzz (2-3 years ago)..and I never made my way out for them because I thought they were only located at OTG: Fort Mason (too crowded!!). But it's funny, because my love story began with KoJa Kitchen...sorta :) Once upon a time, there was this girl who started dating a guy -- jk, not going to waste your time, but hey! If you wanna know it, hit me up! Hahah. The guy that I was dating (now my bf) introduced me to KoJa. He told me that Serramonte had an OTG night on Tuesdays, and that I should pay a visit since he frequents there often. One day, I was driving back home for Thanksgiving with some friends, and the traffic was horrendous!! I decided to take a break from driving (after being stuck in traffic coming from Hayward, for like 1.5 hours..). I decided to give KoJa a try, and my now-bf surprised me with some kamikaze fries & short-rib KoJa! It was one of the most amazing things I ever tasted....now I can't help but frequent here often! Due to the drought, prices have increased and the quantity for short-rib is low. From what I have heard, they only offer it for a limited time during the first couple hours until sold out. The restaurant however, only offers it on weekends and special occasions I think. I'd recommend the kamikaze fries & short-rib KoJa! When they run out of short-rib, I opt for beef. The chicken comes with a pineapple. If you'd like a pineapple with short-rib or beef, I think there's an additional cost. Love their food & can never get enough of it! I'd highly recommend KoJa :) ..and they lived happily ever after (sorta). read more

Dood... I didn't expect to even stop here. Walking by, my cousin and I saw it was featured on the food network's show, Diner's, Drive-Ins and Dives and decided to check it out. It looked like a super interesting concept so I had to try it! There's a vegetarian option, Zen rice burger! They use rice and fry it to form the "buns" of the rice burger. The rice was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. A bit greasy, but it's fun. It comes with a slice of pineapple, lettuce and the "patty." I wish there was more lettuce and condiments so I can get my veggie burger feel. The sauce was good and it was fun to eat. Good stuff. Next time, I'll try the tacos and hope for a vegetarian version of the kamikaze fries. read more

Must get the kamikaze fries. Just do it. You'll thank me later. Mochimisu is also good, with the caveat that the original is (IMO) better than the Oreo one. I got the kamikaze fries, the beef koja, and the Oreo mochimisu to share with AT after our anti-Super Bowl Fire Trail hike. Total came out to less than $20 which is pretty good for the quantity of food that we got. Kamikaze fries: crispy waffle fries covered in spicy red pepper sauce, spicy mayo, BBQ beef, and green onions. If come here just for this. If you can't handle spicy, you should probably tell them in advance because, while not mouth burning hot, this dish packs a punch. Beef koja: they were out of short rib, which may have been better, but the regular beef was a bit stringy and got caught in my teeth. The bun is basically a thick round piece of rice that's been crisped on the outside (like Korean nooroongjee). It was good but probably my least favorite play of the meal. Oreo mochimisu: it's tiramisu but with mochi. The lady fingers weren't soggy and the flavor not too cloyingly sweet. The weak point for me was the mochi--it had the texture of a chewy candy instead of a gummy candy. The original mochimisu had much squishier mochi... Definitely give this food truck-gone-brick & mortar establishment, especially if you're in town! read more

KoJa Kitchen - Kamikaze fries, beef koja, and Oreo mochimisu - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

Wow is all I can say! I had the kalbi short rib sandwich and I was really impressed. Strong, and full of flavor, the sandwich blended Korean BBQ with a hint of Japanese mayo and onions/lettuce for that burger feel. I really liked the rice patty burger bun and the portion size was good as well. I don't find myself licking my fingers often! KoJa Kitchen comes to Stanford campus every two weeks on Tuesday (check out foodtrucks.stanford.edu for more info), and they also have a bulgogi sandwich, two Japanese items (chicken teriyaki and one with pineapple), their famous kamikaze fries (sounded like a lot of stuff - kimchi? Hmm), and a tiramisu-like dessert with mochi called mochimisu. I'd give it a five-star rating if not for its price. A KoJa sandwich will run you $7-8 dollars, which is a bit much for its size. Don't get me wrong, it's worth every penny - just don't expect it to be under $10 all included. read more

KoJa Kitchen - Kalbi - delicioussss - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

The first time I went to the North Berkeley Off the Grid, I stumbled upon Koja Kitchen. Hadn't heard of it before, but figured something must be up since there was a super long line. Compared to the other trucks, this one had the most people waiting in line by far. We ended up waiting about 45 minutes since the line moves pretty slowly, but once you place your order, you get your food within 3-5 minutes, which isn't too bad. What we ordered (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/CbSgnm7fExAdI0i9KNmuaw?select=CSniHvKmPDl8vHHnaUh3OQ#-nANADSTqH1U4oIC1vE5Ww): - Teriyaki Zen Koja ($5.50): teriyaki vegan patty, pineapple, lettuce, teriyaki sauce in a rice bun - Korean BBQ Beef Koja ($5.50): bulgogi with onions, lettuce, signature sauce in a rice bun - Mochimisu ($4.50): tiramisu layered with chocolate mochi, Ghiradelli cocoa powder, and chocolate-dipped strawberry The Teriyaki Zen was amazing! The rice bun was toasted perfectly so it was crunchy on the outside and the teriyaki patty complemented the pineapple really well. Everything was very flavorful and one koja alone already had me pretty satisfied. I heard that the BBQ Beef was delicious as well. We shared the mochimisu and although it wasn't too unique compared to a regular tiramisu, the mochi was very well-made and chewy, which made the whole dessert come together nicely. Since then, I've been back to the North Berkeley Off the Grid and also to the new Southside Berkeley one, and I've always had to wait around an hour, which is a bit much, but the food is probably still worth it. However, after waiting in line for 45 minutes once, they ran out of the Teriyaki Zen (the only vegetarian option unless you get the fries without the meat), so I had to get in line for another truck and wait another half an hour, which was pretty disappointing. read more

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I've had burger with rice patties in Korea. It's actually very famous Korean version of McDonald there. I stopped by truck stop in FIDi today and saw Koja. I bought their fries and mochimisu. Fries are flavorful and less greasy but the fries are quite chewy for some reason. Wearing braces makes me hard to chew on their fries. But I finished them anyway. Mochimisu is a bit too sweet for me. The mochi is probably the only japanese element i found in this food truck that claims to be "japanese". read more

KoJa Kitchen - Fries - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

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For those who want to try something unique here on old ratchet looking telegraph, KoJa kitchen, the same as the infamous food truck, offers fascinating cuisine featured on "Food Network" But alas, the portions are small and the prices are high. I've tried the chicken and beef koja, beef bowl, braised pork bowl,Kamikazi/Cal Fries and strawberry - mango lemonade Chicken Koja: Its ok, I didn't find the chicken particularly flavorful. The pineapple in the middle threw off the flavor Beef Koja: Pretty good, meet to patty ratio is there but the price is on the higher (appx $7) Pork Bowl: Its ok, lacks flavor and there IS NOT enough meat for the amount of rice they give you Beef Bowl: Same as above except the flavor is definitely there Kamikaze Fries: Needs more meat. If they add another half scoop or so the portion would be perfect, otherwise for now, portion is lacking Cal Fries: Simple criss cut fries with mayo. This place is good but they need to have more meat in order for everything to be worth it. Thank goodness they finally took customer suggestions: They have togo boxes now...and they're bio degradable! read more

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So good for so cheap! The sandwiches are around $5-7 bucks. Creatively made on toasted rice buns! RICE BUNS!! Who would have thought it tasted so good with BBQ meats. It's like eating rice on the go.. yo. The waffle fries look like something you can get anywhere, but the toppings were cracking delicious. I will try to look for this food truck the next time. read more

KoJa Kitchen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

Good: You like asian food? You like fast food? Why not getting both? Yup, KoJa is a good combination of both worlds. Perfect for a quick lunch. I always order the combos upgraded to KoJa because the rice buns are amazing. Get the BBQ beef or the pork, they are really good. I'm surprised that this place doesn't get so packed during the weekends. I guess because their main costumers are campus students. read more

KoJa Kitchen - Beef Combo upgraded to Koja - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

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Absolutely loved everything about this place: the food, the service, the crowd. The delectable bruised pork Koja melts in your mouth. The fries are peppered with kale flakes and laden with thick sauce not too different from a traditional Québécois poutine. Whether you're visiting Berkeley or you're affiliated with the the university, this small but splendid eatery will make your day better. Trust me. read more

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Fresh and delicious food - veggies, chicken and rice with a nice sauce and kimchi. I am not big on the kimchi but the rest of it was delicious. I ate the whole thing! Loved it and I am into nutritional eating so this was a good buy and wholesome. You can totally chow down for now too much money and feel good about it. Loved this! read more

Korean BBQ Short Rib KoJa: + LOVED the short ribs -- tender & juicy, with good marinating sauce! + Good addition of seeds and lettuce! - Rice buns...it didn't encompass the ribs very well so it felt a bit awkward eating that combination together. Wish the rice was more soft and soaked more of the flavoring from the beef! Worth the wait to just try it out because it's so unique, but the rice buns definitely ruined it for me! I like Namu a lot better! read more

KoJa Kitchen - Food Truck Menu - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

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Ballin' status. TV's and iPad instead of paper menu listings. Taste and execution? Four stars. No question. $5.50 and up per slider? Two stars. No, thanks. He asked if I only wanted one. I just got one. Because if $5.50 is too much for one small sandwich, $11 is way too much for two small sandwiches. read more

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Nasty. Poor quality of meat. Greasy food. Ingredients are the main issue. Good service, no issue there. read more

The Kamikaze fries were on hit! The place is kept clean, and the staff is friendly, informative, and eager to provide service. This location is on Telegraph, and is an excellent spot to sit and people watch. I highly recommend the Kamikaze fries! read more

KoJa Kitchen - Kamikaze Fries ftw! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Berkeley, California

Seriously? Why have a Five Stars account if I can't even use my discount? I went into KoJa today and wanted to order a chicken bowl, and also redeem a free Kamikaze fries with my Five Stars account. I typed in my number into the pad multiple times, and the reward clearly shows and it even says, "Let your cashier know if you want to redeem this reward!". I tried showing the cashier my side of the tablet, and she quickly dismissed me, saying "I can't give you the reward unless it shows up on my side." She offered me no explanation as to why this was, and on top of that, she said "So do you still want to order it or f*** it?". I wouldn't have minded ordering just the chicken bowl if she simply offered an explanation as to why I couldn't redeem the offer, but on top of that, she has to curse as well? I've worked plenty of customer service jobs before, so I understand it can be frustrating, but I would never use curse words in front of the customer. That shocked me, and I immediately said "No thanks" and left. read more