I came here to try their signature dish called Gamja Jeon Gol which is spicy pork bone soup. I chose the small size and it comes with a bowl of purple rice and 4 banchan dishes. I also ordered ramen and grilled yellow corvina. The soup is served in a pot and placed over the burner that's on the table. This dish was absolutely delightful. The soup had great flavor but I do wish it was spicier. The meat was super tender but you gotta work a lil bit since you have to pick it off the bones. There was only 1 potato in the whole pot but it was tasty too. As you are eating the meal the soup starts to thicken up since it's constantly cooking over the fire. Since this was my 1st time I didn't know if they will add more broth for you. The lady who worked there saw that my pot was dry and she added more soup without me asking. I cooked my ramen and omg eating the ramen with the pork meat was the best bite. This is great for cold days. The fish was also seasoned well and tasted delicious. This was a great meal with very polite Korean ladies serving us. read more

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I had no idea how this place works. So I asked the server what to order. He pointed to a spicy pork soup for 2 people which is a size small. $32.99 I said sure! 10 min later, out comes this hot pot thing with a ton of bones and ribs. It took a lot of work to eat this thing. The soup was fantastic. Honestly so amazing. The meat was very hard to eat though. I had to use my hands to eat it!! I hate using my hands to eat meat!! It came with rice (you need to ask) but instead of the fried rice, I got the steamed rice which was purple. Anyway my water was never refilled. They didn't check up on me at all. I needed more napkins but they weren't around for me to ask for a napkin. Overall? 3/5 stars because of the service. We also used a Groupon here so it was $30 worth of food for $15 which is such a great deal. Would I come back? Nah probably not because I would've been happier going to some kbbq place or some hot pot place. Overall, an "eh" experience. read more

Gam Ja Chon - The sides. They wouldn't even give me more potatoes when they ran out! - Korean Near Me - Rowland Heights, California

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Korean comfort food at it's finest! LOVE the Gam Ja Tang! I first discovered this place after a friend's recommendation several years ago and after discovering that they offer a Groupon, I came back numerous times and introduced others to the amazing spicy pork bone soup! The portion sizes are HUGE so be prepared to eat! A small gam ja tang can feed 2-3 hungry people. I came back this weekend after a two year hiatus and the gam ja tang was just as good as I had remembered it. The broth is so flavorful and they give you plenty of meat. The meat is cooked for hours so it literally falls off the bones. I also love the different banchan dishes that they serve along with the main entree. After your meal, they take some of the leftover broth to make kimchi fried rice, so make sure you save room for that as well! We ended up with tons of leftovers since we loaded up on the unlimited banchan and forgot about the kimchi fried rice. Service has also improved significantly since the last time I visited. They have two young servers who are super attentive and helpful if you don't speak Korean. read more

Gam Ja Chon - Korean Near Me - Rowland Heights, California

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I've tried the Gam Ja Tang here and I would wholeheartedly recommend it! The reason why I had to dock a couple of stars is because the other items are okay. I've tried the bibimbap and it was decent. The bossam was better, but it didn't come with enough napa cabbage to wrap the pork. The sauces were good, but there wasn't enough of it. The service was terrible. We had to flag the waiter a couple of times to get water. And then a couple of times to get some refills on our banchan.... and then a couple of times to get the bill. Definitely don't come here if you're on the go cause it seems like they're usually understaffed especially when it gets busy. Check on groupon cause they usually have a deal for this place! I got one and my credit expired, so I felt obligated to go and use up my credit. Otherwise, not my first choice in Korean restaurants. read more

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For being a 'Gamja-tang' lover, I say this place does it right. Many places can't get rid of that pork smell but the gamja-tang from this place has none of that and of course the taste is heavenly. We had it to-go large size and it fed 4 adults and there was a left over bowl. Next time, I might add extra veggie and save some since we live far away. I would drive an hour to have this ganja-tang! Worth it!! read more

Great food! Great service! What more can you ask for?. Why does yelp require so many words before you can post. This is why i don't do this more often read more

Gam Ja Gol is a solid place to grab Korean food for lunch. Their lunch specials provide good bang for the buck, and I'll likely be back to try some of their other menu items. Came here a couple days ago for lunch. It was my first time here and I didn't really know what to expect. I tagged along with a couple coworkers not knowing what they had to offer. Needless to say, I'm happy I decided to join. Decided to order the Kal GookSu lunch special, priced at $8.99, which is hand cut noodle soup. Though it took a while for it to come out, the wait was worth it. The bowl came with a generous amount of noodles. They tasted great. Though I would definitely order that dish again, I'm definitely going to try the gamjatang next time. I was a little scared it would be too spicy for me, but after trying a little of my coworker's dish, I was pleasantly surprised. I didn't think it was too spicy, and the meat tasted amazing. For those wondering, meals here do come with banchan (pics below). Service was definitely on the slower side, and my water cup never got refilled at any point of the meal, which was slightly disappointing. That aside, the food here is good and the portions are substantial. For what you get, this place is pretty cheap. Go ahead and give this place a try. read more

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It is not AYCE. You can order what you like off the menu and cook in front of you. We had a soup which is a lot of food for 4 women. We also had pork and beef along with the traditional ban Chan. Service was slow on a weekday for lunch, there were only 2 waitresses. read more

Gam Ja Chon - Pork and Beef - Korean Near Me - Rowland Heights, California

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I haven't been in a few years ever since the pandemic. Decided to take my Wife and Mom here to eat. Let me tell you , the very next day, all three of us had bad stomach ache. I don't know what's going on with these guys but I think it was the pork in the Gam Ja Soup either it was sitting in the fridge too long or something. Thanks for reading my post. read more

A Korean friend of mine invited to this restaurant and we both loved this place. Since he said the food is authentic. Today I ordered the Gam Ja tang by phone and they had it ready within half an hour. The food was placed in a clear container with quality. Will come again. read more

Gam Ja Chon - The best Korean food I ever had - Korean Near Me - Rowland Heights, California

This shop is very discriminatory and unfriendly towards Chinese people. From the front desk to the waiter, there are some old ladies and grandmothers. If they know you are Chinese, they will look disgusted or have a bad expression. I won't be here anymore anyway. I don't think this is how business should be done, especially in a multi-ethnic country like the United States, where there should be no racial discrimination. Such three views are not right! The most ridiculous is the front desk hanging Chinese calligraphy!这家店对中国人很歧视，不友好。从前台到服务员，都是一些大妈和奶奶。她们如果知道你是中国人，就一脸嫌弃，或者表情很不好。反正我以后不会再来了。我觉得做生意，不应该这样，尤其在美国这样多民族的国家，不应该种族歧视。这样的三观不正！最可笑的是前台还挂着中文书法！ read more

My new go to place for gamja tang! Delicious and satisfying! The portions are large, and the prices are affordable. I also really like their free banchan sides (so far I've had their chapchae, radish kimchi, cucumbers, fish cake, and bean sprouts) and purple rice. The take out/delivery packaging is also very sturdy and they always put it in a box so things don't tip over. My favorite things on the menu are the gamja tang (gigantic - tbh it lasted me 2.5 meals, and lots of pieces of meat, soup + a huge potato), Kimchi Fried Rice (so satisfying and a large portion for the price), and their Korean pancake (crispy on the outside, full of filling on the inside, extra savory). I want to try all the other things on the menu, but I keep getting the gamjatang. Someday~!! Highly recommend to try them out if you ever have a craving for homestyle Korean food! read more

Gam Ja Chon - Gamjatang, Korean Pancake, Kimchi Fried Rice, Purple Rice, Banchan - Korean Near Me - Rowland Heights, California

Food is good to have with your family but too bad we won't be going there much. This place has too many old grumpy people working. Need more young and friendly faces. The owner is ruining for their employees. We usually order more than we should so we asked for an extra to go box. The owner lady comes to our table to bring the to go container and says first container is on the house and additional will be charged $1. She was so rude and her facial expression said it all. She looked angry and unhappy we asked for more to go box containers. Too bad i had to give them $1 less on their tip. If they look at the big picture, customers will tip better if they had better service. Btw, when we were ordering, the servers didn't bother to say anything about ordering too much. If you are the owner or manager and reading this, i hope you consider changing your management or improve your business plans. Customers do research and have alot of other restaurants to go to. So many restaurants are closing so please be cautious. read more

I'm always open to try new and good things. Under the leadership of the UYE King and King of Tacos, Andrew K, we met up with a few other Yelpers to try Gam Ja Gol. This Korean restaurant serves up traditional homestyle family dishes. One of them we tried was the gamja jeon gol which is spicy pork neck bone soup with veggies and potatoes. The soup itself wasn't very spicy. It was more peppery than anything else. You can tell the neck bones were cooking in this broth for hours since you can taste it in the meat. Meat from the bones were soft and tore off easily. Just like most broths, they longer you kept it on the stove, the more it thickened. Delicious and great on a chilly evening. The other dish we tried was the bo-ssam which is basically boiled sliced pork belly. It's served together with garlic, jalapeno, and a radish kimchi and few other fermented peppery condiments (forgot the names) and wrapped together and eaten like a taco. Very good and gotta love that juicy pork belly. Service was good and attentive. Definitely a cool and different experience trying different Korean dishes with some cool Yelp folks. read more

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This was my first time here. I had an overall great experience. The ban chan was delicious and my hot stone bibimbap came out sizzling and was so yummy! read more

What a terrible experience! Came here for lunch one day and the restaurant was empty. That's already a bad sign. We got the menu and the prices were twice as high as some of the other Korean restaurants in the area. A kalbi dish cost a whopping $24 and there was only 5 small pieces. Wth? And the cut of meat was super fatty and chewy, very low quality. We ordered several dishes to share and everything was very mediocre if not down right terrible. Considering we paid an arm and a leg, that was totally unacceptable!! The service was not attentive and our waitress had an attitude problem, was rude and didn't even smile. Bathrooms are gross. Do NOT come here unless you want bad quality food and pay an arm and a leg for it! read more

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Gam Ja Jol is one of the premier gamjatang (spicy pork neck bone soup with potatoes) restaurant chains in South Korea. Southern California residents are fortunate enough to be the home of its two U.S. locations - one in Los Angeles' Koreatown and the other here in Rowland Heights. Gamjatang - one of Korea's most widely eaten comfort foods - is hearty, peppery (but medium spicy) and sure to please those that enjoy the flavor of pork. This rich and delicious soup - made with the spine or the neck bones of swine that is slowly brood for hours - has a very distinct taste Often prepared individually in a claypot, it is really more a casserole or stew than a soup. Potatoes, coarsely ground black pepper seeds, perilla leaves, green onions, ginger and daikon radish are also essential ingredients. Gamja Gol's preparation is second to none and they only use top quality, fresh meats, vegetables and herbs. The pork is always very tender and flavorful. The broth is rich in taste and texture as well. A class above all others, in my opinion, when it comes to their signature dish. I have tried both the individually sized lunch special version, $7.99, and the large full meal version with other dinner guests. A full meal version - ranging from (S) $27.99, (M) $32.99, (L) $37.99 - respectively feeds a party from two, four to six. Another popular shared dish is bossam. Dwaeji Bossam, $17.00, is a classic, simple recipe that includes Napa cabbage rinsed in salted water, Korean green leaf lettuce, sliced raw jalapeno peppers and garlic, freshly made julienned radish kimchi and two dipping sauces: ssamjang (wrap sauce), saeujeot (pickled, fermented shrimp). Pretty standard preparation here, nothing fancy. One dish alone will feed two people. Bossam, however, is usually ordered along with another main course. This second location in Rowland Heights resides in what was a former Korean BBQ restaurant - Ong Go Jib. The current crew retained a few of the former restaurant's staff, its grilling tables and I believe the recipe and preparation of its delicious BBQ meats. Other popular dishes include Dolsot Bibim Bap, (rice cooked in stone pot with vegetables) $9.99, Neangmyun (spicy sauce or cold beef broth) - cold buckwheat noodles served with shredded chicken meat with your choice of spicy sauce or cold beef broth, $8.99, and Heok Sum Gyub Gui (black pork belly BBQ) $15.99. Service is fast, friendly and efficient, the restaurant is kept clean and well lit. Highly recommended for their signature gamjatang and other Korean pork dishes. read more

Gam Ja Chon - Gamja Tang, Large - Korean Near Me - Rowland Heights, California

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Tbh, I felt awkward since I usually eat alone and tables around me were packed with groups of people out for lunch. However, I thought 'screw it, I'm craving some gamjatang' so I stayed. Their gamjatang is pretty damn delicious. Their lunch special (Mon - Fri 11-3) is $8.99 for a single portion. They gave 6 banchans like Dotorimuk(acorn jelly), radish kimchi, napa kimchi, kongnamul-muchim (beansprouts), oisobagi (cucumber kimchi), and potatoes. There was also a dipping sauce with hot mustard to dip the meat into as well. They also give heukmi chapssal (black/purple rice). There was plenty of meat, well cleaned too since there weren't any shards of bone unlike other places I've went to. Plenty of tender meat that fell off the bones and was quite spicy as well. The broth with green onions and potato leaves was pretty tasty too. The staff was nice, a lady there kept refilling my water without me asking. There were about 3-4 ajummas helping around, though one kept staring at me while I was eating. There's a call-button on each table so you don't have to wave around to get a lady's attention. They take card. Place is kinda hidden, it's next to Greenland Market. read more

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Very unique experience! I think the menu was a bit hard to navigate, but luckily we had someone who had been here before and chose some excellent options for us. The portions are huge and were filling for our group of five. We got: 1) Gamja Tang (Spicy Pork Bone Soup with Potatoes) - Very flavorful, and we got mild so it wasn't too overwhelming. The meat was plentiful and fell off the bone easily but I felt the pork bones were such a waste of space. I guess that's what makes this dish unique and the pork flavor to be so prominent throughout the soup. 2) Daeji Bo-Samm (Boiled Sliced Pork with Cabbage) - The pork slices were very tender and delicious, but a bit salty, in my opinion. 3) Ya Che Jeon (Pan-fried Vegetable Pancake) - This was a great quality pancake, which is a rare find! This was one of my favorite parts of the meal. At the end, the server brings by rice and uses part of the remaining soup to make kimchi fried rice, which is also another favorite part of this meal! I think for the price though, I think you can get a better value elsewhere; in a lot of the dishes, the meat only took up a small part of the whole, for example. But over all, this was a great visit, the staff was friendly, and the leftover kimchi fried rice and pork made a great snack for later :D read more

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Hidden way in the corner of the plaza. Located in the same plaza as Winchell's Donuts. Service: friendly and very efficient. Waitress was helpful with our order. Otherwise we would've ordered way too much food. Food came out quick! Food: -complimentary ban chans (side dishes)--meh, I've had better at other Korean restaurants. There were no refills on our ban chans. Boo. Either because the waitresses were way too busy cleaning or because they were closing soon. -gamjatang (small): Pork neck potato soup was more than enough for two people. Broth was good. However, it was kind of spicy for me. Towards the end, waitress brought out rice with kimchi, potato leaves and seaweed and turn it into kimchi fried rice right in front of you. She also used some of the broth from the soup. So spare some broth! It was not that hard finding a parking space. Plenty of parking. Our table was still dirty when the waitress sat us, which I was kind of grossed out. P.s: more napkins at the table!! read more

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We used to like the soup; but the taste has been degraded sadly. And they charged $1 for each to go container! Wouldn't return anymore.

Food = Pricey and nothing special. Service = Terrible Gamjatang- Way too much pickling spice and the "fried rice" afterwards was a disappointment. Short ribs- $21.99 for 4 pieces?!? Servers were rushed and barely acknowledged you when you asked for anything...rice, extra bowl, banchan. Even with a $30 Groupon, this ended up costing us $30 without tip. The worst part was that when I presented my Groupon on my phone, the server took my phone out of my hand without asking and walked back to the front cashier to write down all the info. All she had to do was ask or just jot the the info at the table. WIll never return. read more

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After a trip, I gotta eat Korean food. So, we pick up some jam ja tang and hand cut noodles. We wanted a spicy cold noodle but they have less menu now due to covid. The lady was super kind. Their banchan was fresh and delicous. And the soup! Yum! Jang ja tang was a lot. So I saved a half for tomorrow. My bf finished the noodle soup. I tried some and it was super yummy. There is no korean restaurant near my place. I will definitely come here again. read more

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Absolutely love this place. We always get our gamja jungol large to go, and my parents and I can eat three meals with this one order. That's how large their portions are. I am happy to see my parents loving this dish. read more

I got the deal from Groupon $30 for $60 worth of food.. Its great deal Kelbee Gui - Marinate Short Rib BBQ - is okay is same as other Kelbee Chicken - I am really surprise is really good.. Is way better than Short rib.. Is chunky, tender and very flavor. Go Deugn-eoh Gui - Grilled Mackerel. Big fish and juicy. I do not recommend order same time as stew. I would order later, when you almost done with Stew.. Grilled fish taste better when is hot, especially when is grill. Eat meats before eat fish usually get fishy taste. That is another reason to order later Gamjatag - Is must order stew.. Pork is so tender that meat fall off the bone. They give alot of pork bone. Small - $27.99 . It way enough for 2 ppl Medium - $32.99. It good for 3-4 ppl Large - $37.99. More than 4 ppl Extra side for Stew Bone - $9.99 Noodle - $3 Ramen - $3 Geo or Sesame Leave - $3. Foods are good Service is not so great.. They keep ingore us, even we ask for something that never back or taking too long to get back to us read more

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The soup is good, and the meat inside is very stewed，and the potato is really good. And compared to other soul restaurants in the area, this one is good. But compare to all the Korean soup restaurants in La, then it's just normal. read more

Gam Ja Chon - (Photo by Ins@foodie.skye) - Korean Near Me - Rowland Heights, California

very tasty pork bone soup. Be prepared to get your hands and clothes dirty. It would be nice if the place was cleaner

We 2 ordered a small portion, big enough for 2. So tasty and so good! Comfort food. Grilled fish was also good. And kimchi fried rice at the end was also delish! read more

Gam Ja Chon - Korean Near Me - Rowland Heights, California

Stopped by here with my husband for dinner last Thursday evening around 6:30 pm. There were other tables with people already eating, but we did not have to wait and were seated at a booth. After looking over the menu, we decided to get: Bibim Bap- ($8.99 prior to tax) I really love bibimbap and decided to order this, even though we were going to order gamja jeon gol (spicy pork potato soup). I am not really a spicy eating person (just a spicy personality :P ... lol) so figured I would be happier with this. I unfortunately forgot to take a photo (*gasp*) because I was rather hungry when this came out, but I did like it. It was pretty standard at other places that I have had this. Gamja Jeon Gol- ($29.99 prior to tax, serves 2) Because this is one of the most popular items to get here, we decided to get this (despite my nonspicy mouth). I thought the broth had a nice flavor, as it was a mix of spicyness (but my husband did not think it was all that spicy though, but still liked it) and some herbal-ness. The pork meat in here (mostly bones, but still was a fair amount for 2 people) was rather tender and quite tasty, even better the next day as leftovers (most likely you will have leftovers) since it sits in the broth til you are ready to eat it again. I liked that we had the option to have brown rice (purple rice) over having white rice, which is what we got. We also got a refill as well (for free). The banchan was just okay to me. I have definitely had a really great spread of banchan at other Korean restaurants, but I still liked what we served during our meal. At the end of our meal, we asked for to go containers and then told the server that we were ready for our fried rice. She gave us our containers and we scooped everything in it (since we have never had this type of food before, we found out that you only need a little broth in the pot to help add a bit more flavor and moisture in the fried rice, but you do not leave any of the meat or potato... we didn't know and had to ask our server). Anyways, our server came back with a bowl of white rice (with oil already mixed in) and some vegetables and began preparing the fried rice. Not before long, our rice was ready and had a nice flavor that was quite reminiscent of the broth. But of course since we were already full, we took that to go as well (I had a little of the fried rice though and would have to say that I like it better the next day as well). During our visit, we were served by 3 women. There was one woman whom I really liked because she was so kind in adequately refilling our water glasses and checking on us. But the other 2 women were not nearly as attentive. One woman never brought came back to refill my water glass after I had asked her. I saw her walk over to help another table later on... I suppose she just forgot about me. But service here really seems to be a hit or miss I guess. In the end, definitely a place worth coming to try something different. Honestly, my husband and I did not even know this type of Korean food existed, so it really was nice little culinary adventure for us. I would come back here. By the way, you can find this place right next to the Greenland Market (also located in the same plaza as Winchell's Donuts) with plenty of parking (but more so plentiful in front of the market and not so much in front of this restaurant. You will see once you get there). read more

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Food is just ok, kinda salty, need to drink lots of water after the meal. Service is bad, we left empty cups on the table, servers passed by and never bother to refill your water. I asked for two bowels and one refill for a side dish, they never brought. At the end, we couldn't finish all food and asked for Togo boxes, server said "LA county required us to charge $1 for Togo box." This is the first time I heard about it. Then I googled online, didn't find anything about restaurants charging for Togo boxes. Never come back again. read more

First time trying. The portion is huge and the food taste very authentic. Service is a bonus as well:) I'll recommend to anyone who craves Korean food:)) read more

Gam Ja Chon - Gam Ja Gol Soup-small - Korean Near Me - Rowland Heights, California

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I love this place! Fast ordering over the phone and the portion of meat vs. soup is great! I just wish for more potatoes because I love potatoes in soups! read more

Food was eh not amazing not bad. Worst part was the service and ambience. Rude ajummas (old Korean ladies) basically throw shit on your table. No acknowledgment or respect really. They don't let you finish speaking, over at the other table purposely clanking all the dirty dishes into the bin next to us. Babies crying everywhere. They stare you up and down for no reason. Spilled my food everywhere due to careless ness when making the fried rice at the end. The building has terrible uneasy energy as well. Overall extremely disappointing experience will not be returning. Rethink coming here there are better places all over OC, Rowland. read more

Super friendly servers and the spicy pork bone is delicious. We got the small for two people and still have left overs. The seaweed side dish is my favorite. read more

Gam Ja Chon - Spicy pork bone - Korean Near Me - Rowland Heights, California

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I've had the gam ja jeongol here to-go before but finally got to sit in and eat! We got the small gam ja jeongol this time because we were super hungry and it was pretty big! It could feed 2 super hungry people or 3 moderately hungry people. There was lots of meat and delicious potato chunks. I do wish they put even more vegetables like perilla leaves, but the soup was so pleasantly spicy and flavorful that - with the banchan - everything was satisfyingly filling! You absolutely need to come try their gam ja jeongol! read more

I feel so lucky to be able to work near Rowland Heights with the overabundance of tasty food just like this.... SPICY PORK NECK SOUP https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/gam-ja-gol-rowland-heights?select=e_7pG9RP6_cjMfuj1aAAFA Hot, porky, spicy, tasty soup that was exactly what I needed on a cold December day. Awesome. read more

Comfort food at its best. I haven't ate at the restaurant for a while due to COVID and when I had the craving, I ordered their medium Gam Ja soup (3-4 people serving) from a food delivery service. The soup, pork bones and potato's came in a sturdy plastic container that you can reuse. Fresh veggies were packed in a separate bag. We had a portable stove and I fit everything in a big pot just like how the restaurant would serve it. Between the 3 of us, we had enough food for 3 meals. We just had to make more rice. I do recommend it for cooler days or you would need to blast the AC during this time in LA :) read more

I was looking for something warm and tasty and my friend recommended this place. The atmosphere is typical Korean restaurant - service is ok but the food was delish. We ordered the gamja tang neckbones, A pot of filled with greens, onions, sprouts and pork neckbones slowly cooked to perfection at the table. Once it was ready to eat, the meat comes off the bones, the broth hits the spot, especially on a cold day. Perfect dish for sharing. A ladle is given for you to serve yourself. The meal experience is not done with just the dish, the waitress comes along at the right moment with rice to prepare the fried rice to be cooked in that delicious broth. It is a delightful way to end the meal. Gotta try it at least once. read more

Good food and great service! I love the soup. Side dishes are awesome. Writing a review can have free drinks. read more

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Ah Korean soups. One of the better things to get after a day of drinking. I'd apologize for always coming to these type of restaurants drunk, but I'm sure they still want my business either way. Came here with a party of 8 and ordered 2 family style Gam Ja Tang. I've never tried Pork Neck stew anywhere else before, but I came away quite impressed after having the one here. The broth had this really dank, spicy pork flavor. A little bit on the strong side, but tasted really good with white rice. The spicy flavor was a little too strong on the veggies, but really enjoyable on all the small pieces of pork, as well as the pork off the bone. The meat was tender and soaked up the spicy broth perfectly. The sides weren't bad and the Gam Ja Tang also came with a kimchi fried rice at the end where they make it in front of you with your broth. However, they only had purple rice left when we went, so they had to make the fried rice using it. I personally didn't want to try it, but my friends who did say that it wasn't anything special. Probably woulda been way better if they had white rice. Overall, I would recommend this place to anyone who likes spicy Korean broth. I might come back to try some other stuff on the menu, but the Gam Ja Tang is definitely an option for the next time I have drenchies. read more

Gam Ja Chon - Gam Ja Tang - Korean Near Me - Rowland Heights, California