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    Gam Ja Tang House

    4.2 (134 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Soup, Seafood
    Open • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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

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    spicy pork casserole
    Jason F.

    The food was very good. Meat was tender, the soup not too spicy (although I didn't inquire if there were any higher spice levels), sides that came with it were scratch made and good to even out the palette. For the price, the Spicy Pork Casserole (which is really just the regular, but bigger portion for 2 people), it's a warm delicious, cozy, home cooked goodness that I would highly recommend. The service and people were also very friendly!

    Gamjatang
    Rachel V.

    It was my first time at this place and trying each of the things I ordered: 1. Gamjatang and 16. Chives pancake. Everything including the banchan was delicious. It looks and feels like a cozy, homey, hole-in-the-wall, but the service we received was welcoming. I shivered a bit as we were seated since it was raining outside, and our server offered me some hot tea. I thought that was quite thoughtful!

    Grace P.

    The food here is soo good!! Honestly, this is my top 3 gamjatangs I've tried in my life!

    Updated Menu (4/11/2025)
    Czarina V.

    A Good friend brought take out from Gam Ja Tang a few days ago and it was the tastiest, juiciest pork stew I've ever had. I found myself craving it again after that night and decided to check out Gam Ja Tang House today. The joint is packed with Koreans and youre instantly welcomed by the warm, delicious scent of meat soup. They have various other offerings but I came here for the spicy pork stew specifically. I am officially addicted. Always longing to be embraced by the warm comfort this scrumptious soup offers. The prices are unbeatable--with the quality and serving size--where else can you find a gem like this?

    Marcus A.

    Spicy Beef Noodle soup was very good. I liked how very at home it made me feel while also the side dishes were very fresh. This place seems more known for their pork back soup but I was more in the mood for beef so I opted for the spicy beef soup. The texture of the beef was fall apart and the meat was well seasoned. The broth was very tasty with lots of depth.

    Goat soup
    Debbie L.

    I came by because I happened to be in the area and had been craving goat soup so badly. For some reason, the LA spots that serve it aren't open on Sundays T_T The soup was underwhelming. Didn't taste very deep or have any perilla seed taste. I also found the dipping sauce to be underwhelming. Again, no perilla seeds :( They also gave me THE smallest bowl of rice ever. Lucky for them we were planning on getting fried rice after so we didn't say anything but wth?! I would have been pissed if I wasn't. I can't speak for their gamjatang but I definitely won't come back for their goat soup again.

    Gamjatang casserole

    Small and cozy restaurant that's tucked away in a plaza. The lady who was running it was friendly and gave us suggestions on how to eat it. The helping was huge and it definitely filled up my husband and me. We came here for our 10 year anniversary and we liked how quiet and homey it felt, save the few regulars that seemed to pop by to pick up their order. The gamjatang casserole only gets better the longer you cook it and the bones were so tender and flavorful. Much better than getting a single serving. Come get it with friends and family.

    07/09/2022 Gamja Tang and Spicy Pork Bulgogi
    Nathan P.

    Came here 07/09/2022. I've been eating at Gamja Tang House for the past 10 years and it has never let me down. Their gamja tang portion size is easily enough for two people and served with a variety of nutritious banchan. The meat is tender and succulent and the broth is seasoned perfectly. The prices have also kept reasonable through the recent inflation. I'd expect to spend $15-$17 for lunch. If you come in a party of 3-4 people, I suggest to get the "jungol" version instead, which is a large shared pot of soup rather than individual portions. The spicy pork bulgogi and gamja tang are the best items!

    Gamjatang - pork bone soup
    Cindy K.

    We ordered the gamjatang (pork bone broth) and it was so delicious! A bit spicy, but very flavorful. You can ask them to make fried rice afterwards or order a side of noodles. We also had their mulnengmyun (cold broth noodles) and it was very refreshing with a homemade taste. Service was just ok and I wish they turned up the air conditioning because it was stuffy in there. But the food was legit!

    Bulgogi
    Tim P.

    They carry a little bit of old school ambiance probably due to many "older gentlemen" customers whom seem to be enjoying their meal with friends. Service was excellent and the food portion was generous as shown in the photos.

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    This is our go to spot for gamjatang and yukgaejang. You know it's a good spot if you tend to see Korean customers older than you.

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    The food was amazing the best Gamjatang in the area! Service is good. Love the old school Korean ambiance.

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    New owner new raised price different taste now! I personally liked the previous... sad!

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    Cozy warm ambiance. Food is delicious. Not perfect by great. The waitress was attentive.

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