KoJa Kitchen

A top site for delicious Korean food. Staff is always timely even when they have a full house. The bill was fair I would say. Ambience reminds me of San Diego's scene.

I was pleasantly surprised by KoJa's korean/japanese fusion food.

The original rice burger was delicious with copious amount of meat. The kamakaze fries was surprisingly good that i couldn't stop eating. The buffalo wings were as expected, good size chicken wings not those tiny wings that barely have any meat on it.

All that for $25 including tax, reasonably priced! I definitely will be back again.

This place is usually pretty quiet but must get the koja burger! This is definitely the reason I come. The fries were also good but you must try the rice burgers at least once.

Nice flavors, a bit messy but worth trying. My daughter and I got the "Original" Koja and it was tender and flavorful. The rice "buns" took a little getting used to but were good in there own way.

The tables were a bit dirty and the trash overflowing, but I told someone and they were on it right away (just wished I didn't have to tell someone. I might go back, but parking was a mess.

Delicious food, a unique experience. Something I've never tried before! Quick and friendly service. This was one of the only restaurants that had open space and service on a Saturday lunch crunch.