Truly, a hidden gem in the East Atlanta Village! Gaja's entrance is located on the side of the fairly large parking area that surrounds the many shops and restaurants in this area. Despite this, the restaurant was vibrant on a rainy midweek day... Almost full to capacity with patrons. Happy my partner recommended this restaurant! I sat at the bar to place my to go order and was greeted promptly by the bartender. He brought me water and provided the QR code to order. The gentleman next to me was enjoying the Bimibap which looked very enticing, but due to the cold weather, I wanted something warm. Soup was not an option and was directed to the glass noodle dish. The glass noodles were of a sweet potato consistency and included several vegetables. I did not know that the bone marrow mentioned in the description would be an actual marrow, quite large that was discovered once I dug into my dish at home. The flavors exuded were right on point! The portion was also ample for a second meal. Will definitely return to sample the Bimibap on a warmer day and possibly some of the drinks offered. I truly enjoyed the waiting period at the bar, striking up conversation and viewing Misery which was being projected on the wall... A true horror classic. I enjoyed the atmosphere and menu offerings. read more

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We did not know what to expect from the outside appearance but once inside it was great. We ordered Gaja fried chicken and kimchi both were amazing. Drinks- Beer and a shot. Interesting name but a great choice. There was a wait however it was not packed inside probably short staffed issues. After waiting awhile we saw open seats at the bar and took them without assistance. We would visit again.. read more

Gaja Korean Bar - Terra beer and appetizers - Korean Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I popped into Gaja Korean Bar this past Friday... and wow. This place is a hidden gem for real. I've walked past it a million times and had NO idea it was even there. The vibe is super cool -- eccentric in the best way, intimate but still lively. They had a movie playing on a projector, which gave the space a whole artsy, underground feel. Now, the menu isn't exactly pescatarian‑friendly, so I couldn't go too crazy, but what I *did* try was solid. The Kimchi Fried Rice was a little on the bland side for me -- I expected more punch since it's kimchi, but the portion was perfect. Most people pair it with their signature chicken dishes anyway, which makes total sense. The Kimchi Crab Cake, though? Absolutely delicious. Packed with savory lump crab, crispy panko coating, and a little lemony finish. YUM. My boyfriend got the Gaja‑style chicken and was obsessed -- crispy, crunchy, tossed in their famous sauce, topped with tofu ranch. He cleaned that plate. Now let's talk drinks. I ordered the Sledge‑o‑matic Lover, and this is the perfect spring/summer drink. Cucumber jalapeño tequila, house‑made watermelon syrup, a splash of lime, a hint of lemon... perfection. It's listed as spicy, but it's really not -- and I'm not a spicy‑drink girlie. This one is fantastic. The service was great too -- warm, attentive, and quick. The food came out faster than expected, everything was hot, and every dish looked beautiful. Gaja really surprised me in the best way. read more

This place is really good to grab dinner with your partner or your friends! It's charming, I loved the lighting, it feels very casual and has good vibes. The staff constantly checks how you're doing and they can easily answer any questions you may have. We were a group of 4 on a Saturday night, and, yes, we waited a long time to be seated, so keep that on mind if you want to go during the weekend. Now, food... menu has a little bit of everything (which I really appreciate), service is quick and efficient; in terms of flavor... here's why I'm giving them 4 out of 5... flavors are good, but that's it, you're not going to be surprised or amazed by the taste of the dishes, they're good and that's it. Presentation is very pleasant. Nice neighborhood, option for parking, nice vibes and good food. Definitely give it a try read more

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The food is a modern take on traditional Korean food. The bone marrow japchae was my favorite it was so good it brings a deeper umami flavor to a very traditional dish. The dumplings were good. The pork belly was my favorite. I would definitely come back. The service was very good. I really enjoyed this dinner. The inside is decorated in a fun way. I would come back read more

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A Korean themed restaurant... Korean food was very bad and servers didn't even know what the proper pronunciation when we ordered. Scallion pancake is literally an American pancake with scallions on top... anywho cute vibe for a drink maybe but that's it. read more

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This was phenomenal. My husband and I sat at the bar and ordered multiple dishes to share. Every single thing we had was so delicious, and the food was paced really well. The inside is very cool with exposed walls and a movie on a projector on the wall. I would absolutely come back! read more

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GAJA'S BAR HAS GOT ME GAGA| DRINKS: 100. VIBES: 1000 (not a typo!!). FOOD: 75. I LOVE the vibes. Slightly speakeasy vibes with the unassuming entrance. Super divey but dark and cool inside. Always a movie playing projected on a blank wall. Drinks are a must, food is a suggestion. There's also an outdoor patio but meh, inside is where it's at. Sit/stand at the bar while sipping cocktails. Otherwise, get in line for a table if you're ordering food. My favorite drink is the Pink Flag - a fun tasty cocktail. I've ordered it the two times I've been to Gaja - it comes out to a super pretty pink thanks to the butterfly pea flower, and I love a gin cocktail. Food is just ok. I'm a regular on Buford Highway, Duluth and Suwanee so while I'm not Korean, I've eaten a ton of Korean food in Atlanta. I did still try to keep my expectations low. We ordered the kimchi for $2 and steamed rice for $1, which hurt my heart since it's usually free and refillable at Korean restaurants. We tried the gochujang korean fried chicken - fried well, but not a huge fan of the sauce. Would probably try the soy garlic sauce next time. I did like the glass noodle which comes with a huge marrow bone, although sadly, there was no marrow in it. The biggest disappointment of the night was the scallion pancake. I've tried Asian savory pancakes from various cultures, including Korean pajeon. This scallion pancake was no Asian pancake I've ever had - reminded me of an American flapjack/buttermilk pancake with scallions. Not my favorite for sure. Overall, Gaja is the PERFECT spot to hang out and grab drinks, and maybe a small snack. But if you're really craving Korean food, Buford Highway or Pleasant Hill in Duluth have you covered. read more

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Summary: Mid not really authentic Korean food, but at least there's parking, good vibes, and prices aren't absurd The Gaja Style wings were drenched in sauce and had very little chicken, mostly batter. Despite saying it's a gochujang tofu ranch, it just tasted like buffalo wings. The hedo bap tastes confused. In traditional 회덮밥, the sauce is gochujang with some acid and sweetness. This was close, but not quite there. The fish wasn't particularly fresh. The bibimbop was fine but also nothing to write home about. It was sorely missing the usual spread of 나물/sautéed veggies(?) and felt bland. Shishito peppers were good, but the seasoning fell to the bottom so the top portion was a bit bland. Water is tap/unfiltered, but I don't care about that. The best part of gaja is the vibes. The high ceiling, the lyricless soundtrack, moody lighting, and sort of random Korean signs (one said "eat kosher salami" ?) read more

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The cutest hole in the wall bar. Inside has all the right ambience and vibes. Super cute painted murals with the outdoor seating area. All of there food options are great.. tried a good bit of everything and it's always super good. Drinks are crafted well and decently priced. Me and my boyfriend love going here for date night. Service is always very friendly, fast, and helpful!! read more

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Gaja Korean Bar is a hole in the wall restaurant offering Korean appetizers and drinks. There is a very grungy vibe inside, which aligns with where it is located: East Atlanta Village (EAV). It can definitely get busy inside, so just be mindful of that as our service, while friendly, was a bit slow Saturday night. We got the Scallion Pancake, Kimchi Fried Rice, Braised Pork Belly, and Spicy Pork Bulgogi. The Scallion Pancake was extremely doughy and salty. The leeks were burnt to crisps (as seen in my photo) and did not taste like a scallion pancake. The Kimchi Fried Rice was a bit salty and tasted more Chinese than Korean. It is hard to describe but the fried rice tasted heavily of soy sauce. I thought the Spicy Pork Bulgogi was alright, but it did not taste spicy. My boyfriend enjoyed the Braised Pork Belly. We wanted to try the chicken, but our server told us a video reviewing the restaurant went viral so the chicken was all gone by 9PM. As for drinks, we got the Permanent Vacation and Gust Sugarman. The Gust Sugarman tasted like yakult as it was essentially soju and yogurt. However, the Permanent Vacation was hardly enjoyable to drink. It tasted heavily of mezcal which left a really bad aftertaste in my mouth. Overall, I was not impressed by Gaja Korean Bar. The food is not that great and I honestly think it is catered to a more American taste palate. This place has an intimate and cool ambience, but that is about it. But to each their own as there are people who enjoy this spot. read more

Gaja Korean Bar - Permanent Vacation and Gust Sugarman - Korean Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Seriously, I have eaten and drank here so many times, and I LOVE IT SO MUCH!!! If you feel like you are not in the right spot, you're probably at the door, which is discreet and in a parking lot. Many seating options include a large bar, tables, and booths. My husband even threw me a surprise birthday dinner with 16 friends here. Where do I start with what I like to drink? Well, one would be their slushy. The flavors change, so I always ask what is available that night. I also love a lot of their cocktails, as they are pretty unique. Regarding food, you should know that I don't eat red meat, so I won't discuss any of these items. We regularly like to share when I eat with friends so that we can try out our favorites. We love the scallion pancake, bibimbap, brussels sprouts, fire chicken, and glass noodles (with the bone marrow on the side so my friend or hubby can have it). If I could only eat one thing, it would be the glass noodles. read more

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Gaja has such a cool vibe. I have eaten here a few times now and the food is always the same high quality. I come here for the fried chicken gaja style. They give you a huge portion and I can devour all of it every time. Their cocktail list is also super fun. Service is usually good for the casual vibes. read more

Gaja Korean Bar - Spicy Fried Chicken - Korean Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Food is good. The service is great too. I went back to back because I wanted to try the fire chicken and they were out the first time. But I was also coming in at the end of the night. The beef is good. Rice is good. And when I tried the die chicken on thy second visit. It did not disappoint. Hot. But flavorful. I've had hot before and it's been 50/50 on the flavor. Here it is flavorful. On the good side of 50. I would come back for sure. read more

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This was probably the best beef bulgogi I've ever had hands down. The Brussel sprouts were also delicious. Typically I'm not a fan of pork belly bc it's so fatty but this was cooked so well I ate every bite. The place was pretty crowded, but we were seated fairly quickly, though it did take a little bit to get our food once ordered. The spot was kinda hidden away, but had a cool atmosphere. It was kinda modern eclectic vibes, and louder inside. The staff were polite, and they did a good job-I think definitely louder volume was part of the more curt feel and the fact they were super busy. Overall the experience was great though and the food alone would have anyone coming back again and again. read more

Gaja Korean Bar - Brussel Sprouts - Korean Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Delicious food with a nice urban, atmosphere inside. We loved everything we ordered including the unique Asian drinks! I would recommend this as one of the top spots to try in EAV! read more

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Service was good. Was not a fan of the scallion pancakes. No one makes them like the Boston. The spicy rice and spicy fried chicken was good. Not sure if it was made in old oil or if the spices used didn't agree with me but I definitely got sick overnight. I'm ok not going back here but it was ok. The frozen/slush drinks! All 10/10. Super good. Definitely strong, you need to stir the alcohol in, settles at the bottom. read more

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After mistaking me for another black woman in front of me, the hostess wouldn't even make eye contact with me as she seated multiple parties that came in behind me. I ended up leaving and won't be back. Frankly, most of the staff looked unwashed and the hostess smelled like a wet dog. Gross. read more

The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because the fryer was broken on Valentine's Day so we couldn't order what we came for. We ordered the crispy dumplings, crab cakes and kimchi fried rice. Everything tasted great!!! Our waiter was very attentive and gave us drink recommendations. The drinks were great as well. We'll be back again read more

Gaja Korean Bar - Kimchi Fried Rice - Korean Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Been here multiple times and I loveeeee the atmosphere the most! It has a brutalist design that feels like you just walked into a bar in the divergent/maze runner-esque series. I must admit the Webber can be a bit bland sometimes but I've had really sweet servers more than the latter. My favorite is the gochujang honey brussels and the dumplings... never disappoint! read more

Gaja Korean Bar - Gin House Drink with lemon, honey, and some kind of flower (I can't remember and it's not online in their menu) - Korean Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Had a impromptu date night here, I've been in the past and was happy to return. We were able to be seated quickly. Great service and my favorite, they left the water bottle on the table. It's like a speak easy restaurant as it is so unassuming from the parking lot. It's in an amazing spot within EAV. The high ceilings and well curated Korean decor makes the place a complete vibe. We ordered the Gaja chicken (pictured after we ate 2). Plenty of it and had the best taste and practically melted in our mouth. Forgot to take pictures, but also had the Mushroom Lettuce wraps and the Pork Bulgogi. Both delish and hearty. But WHEN I go back I will always get that chicken. The menu is so solid I will want to try other things again. read more

Gaja Korean Bar - Gaja Spicy Fried Chicken - Korean Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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If you're looking for non authentic Asian food come here. There's Zero flavor in all dishes. The pancake is a IHOP pancake with 5 strips of scallion on it. Bulgogi and short rib has no flavor. Service isn't good. Just take the trip to Duluth and eat at pleasant hill. If you're Christian they also disrespect Jesus in the front, they have a rifle taped to a Jesus Candle. This place isn't it for me. read more

Visited on a Thursday evening and it was pretty crowded surprisingly. The host greeted us and we were directed to our seats quickly. The establishment was dimly lit, with the back door kind of ducked off. My friend and I ordered the peach soju (delicious) and the brussel sprouts. They came with pork belly and this nice sweet and spicy sauce on top. They were really good and crispy. For my meal I ordered the fire chicken and it was definitely HOT. It came with a small side of rice (about one scoop). Considering the spice level, I do wish it would've come with more than a small scoop. It also came with a side of kimchi I believe as well. Due to the spice level, I ordered a side of tofu ranch. The texture was interesting, not particularly my favorite, but it helped decrease the spice level. Overall between the great service and food, I will definitely be back. read more

Really good drinks, service , and food. Love it here! The bartenders were very nice and the drinks were strong

We've visited Gaja a couple of times, and I enjoyed the dining experience here. I would say it isn't an entirely traditional dining experience since it's a bar, it's definitely a bit more Americanized in my opinion compared to other Korean restaurants/bars in Duluth/Gwinnett county. The parking lot is always packed, so keep in mind sometimes you need to find street parking. Also, the entrance is gravel and has uneven ground, so I would not recommend wearing stilleto high heels like I did lol. They have good food options, I had the hedo bap (basically raw fish bibimbap or like a poké bowl) which was really good and had a large serving size, I recommend trying it if you like raw fish dishes with rice/veggie toppings like poké! I also really liked the Korean yogurt cocktail, it was very sweet and the "yogurt" is Yakult. I do think the interior is decorated well and looks very cool, but some of the words don't make a whole lot of sense if you can read Korean. It was also odd seeing typically free-of-charge side dishes at traditional Korean restaurants be put in as a la carte dishes here, like the shishito peppers with anchovies or banchan & kimchi. If you order those, I'd recommend to also order another food item if you're looking for something more filling as your main course. The service is generally good, but every time I visited they were very busy so it took a bit more time for our server to come check on us. All in all, I'd recommend checking this place out, it's worth a visit! read more

Gaja Korean Bar - Korean Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

It was a great vibe. It's in East Atlanta Village tucked away in a parking alley. It's easy to miss. It reminds me of a speakeasy and it gives off the same. I ordered the braised pork belly. It came with lettuce and pickled radish. Very good. The sauce it came with was sweet and very good paired with pork. Service from the bar was good. Their drinks are priced very well and they have a bunch of Korean options read more

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Excellent fried chicken!! I'd come back for just this dish. Atmosphere was good too, great for a date or just cool vibes.

We ordered _ for takeout: Gaja style kfc: flavorful but really salty Soy garlic kfc: flavorful but really salty Brussel sprouts: tasted great and even had slices of pork belly but again really salty Overall, the flavors were there but hidden under copious amounts of salt and the side of rice can only help so much. read more

I'd never been to, or even seen this place before I came to this spot to check out my guy Mike who does karaoke at a few places around Atlanta. It's literally a "blink and you might miss it" kinda spot. Ambiance/Vibe It's really a no frills, almost hole in the wall kinda spot, but with nicer decor. A few tables, a few booths, a good bar that spans almost the entire length of the restaurant. Minimal, moody-ish decor. 3/5 Service Service was great, readily available and quick. No complaints! 5/5 Food The food service was quick! They were NOT playing in that kitchen! I ordered the Brussels which have pork belly in them, and the Dumplings which were beef & pork. Both were delicious, though I think the Dumplings could use more filling. 4/5 Drinks Again the bar is about 40-50% of the restaurant so you know it's full with ALL the options. Some cute drinks on the menu but I stuck with my old go-to (what my go-to is, is not important - I don't need people stealing my drink cause that's my business lol) but it was great with a good pour and mixed well. I also had a beer, it could've been bigger, feels like it was 10oz but nonetheless, the beer was good. It was a sour, but I forget the name. The only sour on draft. A friend of mine got the handcart and some other drink that is basically an old fashioned. She enjoyed both, but heads up, that handcart is a small, cutesy drink FYI. 5/5 Final Verdict 4/5 Lord Wellington Approved The drinks were good, nice pours. The food was good and came out quickly. The staff were attentive and quick. And karaoke is always a plus! There is an outdoor area but I didn't get around to checking it out so I have no idea what is "giving". But I'd definitely come back. read more

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This cool bar is a little hidden but not too hard to find. Really cool vibes and great prices! $4 beers and great service. The food was ok. The crispy dumplings were my favorite. The scallion pancake was too tick. The gaja chicken was ok. I would still go back for drinks if I'm in the area. read more

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Great atmosphere although it's a bit loud. Food was amazing but some shareable plates are too little for the price. 5 small pieces of dumplings of $9 and we have to order separate banchan for $5. Service was fast. read more

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Delicious food! I really liked the kimchi fried rice. Service was great, and I loved the speakeasy vibe the restaurant has.

So this place is an excellent little duck off. If you enjoy Korean food. It's pretty inconspicuous, which is probably by design. I found this a while ago on the list of hidden bars, because I've been in this area before and never thought to look in a random alley looking parking lot for it LOL. But one day I decided to try it and here we are. So there is free parking, you can park on the street or in the lot, but just be aware that the parking is on you. You. Meaning that the safety of your car isn't going to be secured by security guard or something like that. The area may look kind of sketchy but it's actually a pretty safe area though. It just has that look, but don't let that sway you. I've walked these streets in this area. Plenty of times and nothing has happened so it's fine. Anyway, you're going to go into a parking lot that has a small sign on the wall of the building. You'll miss it! If you don't look or are not looking for it. You'll go in and you'll have a whole restaurant there. It's a little bit Korean and fluenced and it's kind of dim but it does what it needs to do and it gives off the right kind of vibes. It has a full bar but I didn't drink when I went, I only came because I was hungry. But the full box situation looked okay to me. This type of spot is a small plates kind of spot. So the food there isn't actually all that expensive and it's plentiful enough to share for a couple of people. And you also get to try a number of different things. I had five dishes on the table and spent no more than $65. Which if you're going anywhere else, this will run you $150 lol. They have events song depending on the night you go, so for example on Tuesday they have karaoke. The door person mentioned that because some people were lining up and gearing up to get ready to get on stage to perform. Well. It's not really a stage but you get the point LOL. Beef bulgogi - Now this was okay. It had a good texture and it was tender, but it didn't really give off the same flavor than I thought it would because I have had plenty of beef bulgogi And this didn't have that same flavor profile. Now. It was very subtle and it was good but it wasn't as impactful like they didn't actually have all the brown sugar there. Brussel sprouts - to me these were really good. They had nice chunks of meat in them, cooked very crispy. And they were very nice sized. They were like they gave you little baby sprouts. Crispy dumplings - The dumplings were okay. I wanted to try them just for the sake of trying them, but there's nothing I would have run back for but they were pretty decent. Pretty on the crispier side but they had a nice flavor. Gaja chicken - I don't know what was in this chicken, what kind of hot sauce they use, but this one was the one right here. They did their thing! You got a lot of chicken, and it had a lot of spice to it. Just the right amount of super heated Tang with a hint of sweet to it. Kind of addicting actually. Kimchi fried rice - The fried rice was really good. It was seasoned very well and you got a nice portion of it. Putting the chicken on the fried rice was a winner. I would definitely go back. 100%. I would actually probably see what nice to have certain events and maybe I'll try to do that based on the event they're having. But either way it goes, this was a really good experience read more

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Located in east Atlanta is this really cute Korean styled restaurant. Walking inside you're automatically met with a really chill and cool ambiance. Seating indoors is spread out with tables, booths and a bar in the middle. And they offer outside seating on a covered patio as well. A variety of cool art on the walls all throughout. While the menu is limited, it has just enough different options to satisfy your cravings. The restaurant is a dim lit place which just adds to the experience of an intimate dinner. The employees were nice and quick to take orders and bring out our food once we were seated. The place tends to get busy during dinner time so we did have to wait to be seated as we were a party of 5. This gave us some time to look through their menu and have an idea of what we wanted to order. We decided to do a family style meal and order a bunch of different things to try. All of which was really good. My favorite probably being he Brussels sprouts which came with pork belly pieces. Definitely recommend this place to others in the area if they're wanting some yummy food. Only downside to this place was that they brought us a "clean" cup that had someone's lipstick still on the side.. the waitress apologized about the situation and brought us a clean cup afterward. But leaves us to wonder how close they're paying attention to cleanliness when it's busy. All plates we ordered; some aren't pictured: Brussel Sprouts 9/10 Pork Katsu 8/10 Kimchi Fried Rice 8/10 Scallion Pancake 5/10 (not my favorite) Beef Bulgogi (8/10) Spicy Fried Chicken (6/10) Mushroom lettuce wraps 6/10 read more

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The food was so good, and the portions were huge! The three of us shared just two dishes, and it was more than enough, with leftovers to take home. The service was super friendly, and the vibe makes it a great spot to eat, drink, and catch up with friends. The decor inside is really cool, it feels just like an authentic Korean bar. There's a parking lot out front, but it can be a bit tough to find a spot, so keep an eye out for nearby street parking too. read more

Gaja Korean Bar - Korean Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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I have only seen the outside of Gaja in pictures online before actually coming here, and was surprised by how it looked on the inside. The aesthetic gave dive bar vibes and also described as a "Korean-punk speakeasy." They made of the most of the spacing inside for seating and with red dividers in-between tables in the middle for a more intimate experience. I have to mention that the service was very quick and efficient. We got there 30 minutes after they opened and were seated as soon as we walked in. The food also came within 10-15 minutes after ordering! We opted for the Glass Noodle (comes with bone marrow) and Beef Bibimbap with the Banchan & Kimchi on the side. Both dishes were okay, not as flavorful, and the portions were smaller than expected. It was a dolsot bibimbap (bibimbap in a stone bowl) so I was looking forward to the burnt rice on the bottom - but there wasn't any. The bone marrow was fairly large compared to the bowl itself so it wasn't as convenient to eat. The part that I did not like quite as much was the banchan. Kimchi flavors can vary depending on how long you let it ferment, but it tasted more sour than what I normally prefer. The other banchan consisted of pickled cucumbers, radish kimchi, and broccoli with some gochujang sauce sprinkled on top. All of the sides were sour. There's normally something sweet and something bland to help balance out the flavors as you would typically find in Korean restaurants. Overall, vibes were great and I would definitely bring friends here if dive bars are their thing. The food definitely has potential and can use some improvement. I'm willing to give it another chance and try something else on the menu! *Parking is a little sketchy but not atypical for EAV. read more

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Gaja is always a vibe. Our food was delicious. We had beef bulgogi, scallion pancakes and the most wonderful chilled espresso martini. Our waitress was very nice and we had quick service. This place is most definitely a hidden gem. read more

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Food is incredibly over salted and servers are rude and don't know how to answer any questions about the menu? Americans don't know what a lot of this stuff is so it would be helpful if they knew ANYTHING about the food and what it is. Won't be back. read more

Best restaurant in Atlanta. If you want attention to detail and bold flavors this is a must.

I have been to this establishment multiple times and love it. Gaja doesn't have a large menu but all of their food is phenomenal so I don't think that matters. I ordered the hedo bap which is similar to a poke bowl. It was so light and fresh with this amazing dressing. I have also ordered their fried rice and highly recommend it with the mozzarella cheese. It can be a bit tricky to find since it's sorta in an alley with a small sign over top but I think that adds to the feel of the restaurant. I love this place and would recommend it to anyone looking for Korean food. read more

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