Kogi Bulgogi

Mahadi

This review is in fact for the Kogi Bulgogi located at the Gateway Mall in Cubao. I had been in that mall throughout a business conference and didn't expect have lunch right here. The decoration of the area was nice. Foods was actually good aside from thatfly that continued landing in and out of our area. For me the costs were just compared to what had been served. We'd the Dak Gui Sam (Poultry) and the Suygogi Gui Sam (Beef). Both had been the lunch time combo that was included with lettuce plus some little meals. Some lemonade, rice and extra lettuce. All for one thousand pesos which has been very reasonable.

Danica De Guzman

This review is for the Eastwood Mall branch. Kogi Bulgogi supplies a selection of classic Korean foods (Bulgogi, Bibimbap, Fried Poultry and more), having an average person spend of 200-250. Rice meals remain the P 150 tag (pork or poultry topping choices, served withcrispy dilis, veggies and an egg fried over simple in a rock bowl). Flavor smart everything is as you'll anticipate in a Korean cafe. What's great about Kogi is they have group food choices, and the starters are usually totally free (though varies daily based on what is available). Traditional Melona Ice Cream can be obtainable. Try the melon fall to cleanse your palate following the meal. In this specific branch, the wait employees weren't very attentive / proactive, however they were responsive as soon as you catch their attention.

Trisha Fonacier

Me and my buddies made a decision to eat here following the UAAP game within Araneta. We had been the 4th in line however, many customers who arrived after us were remarkably seated first. So a lot for waiting in collection. The utensils inside our table may also be dirty,so constantly be sure to inquire for an upgraded. But the worst section of it was the tiny cockroach in another of our meals.