Gaja Korean Bar

Awesome bartender and wait staff. Food was amazing and came out of the kitchen ridiculously fast. Dumpling were amazing and so were the peppers.

Thrillist says it's one of the top 21 Korean restaurants in America. Thrillist might be drunk. But they may also know what they're talking about. The food is delicious, but the menu is a lot smaller than I expected. Definitely try the glass noodles or scallion pancake

I just moved to Atlanta and this is the first place I’ve eaten at as a resident. I sat at the bar, where I was served immediately. My drink was made quickly and correctly. Now, I’m not too familiar with Korean cuisine, so the bartender helped me decide- and encouraged me to try something new. When I did, I was pleasantly surprised! The food was great and while definitely a good way to perform a sinus cleanse, was tasty enough for me to want to order again.
Additionally, the atmosphere of a punk restaurant is appealing to me, right down to the “Die Nazi Scum” sticker I noticed on the decorative landline ???? That being said, don’t show up here if you’re looking for the ambiance of a traditional Asian spot. If that’s what you’re looking for and you show up here and complain, that’s on you ????????‍♀️
Anyways, if you’re looking for a cool place for you and your friends to eat or if you’re alone and want some good company/food for a good price, this is definitely the place! I know I’ll definitely be back ????????????

Cool Korean restaurant and bar with some seriously delicious food! Served family style, you’ll want to grab and appetizer and 2-3 entree plates for a hungry couple. We got the Korean fried chicken at the recommendation of our waitress, and WOW was it delicious! The Bibimbap was also tasty. Th entrance is a little hard to find, along the side between two buildings, but it was well worth the hunt!