Go Goo Ma

This was our first time here and we did take out. I think it's a husband and wife-owned korean restaurant. Yay, for supporting small local businesses. I got the Dole-sote bibimbap. I think it usually comes in a hot stone pot, but since I did take out, it was a regular bibimbap. It came with a side of kimchi radish, small salad, and soup. It was really good and I am excited to go back to try the other things on the menu! There were about 3 families sitting down and eating there too, so definitely a family-friendly restaurant.

I'm craving for some Korean food after I watch Korean Movies. I want to try their famous Teokbhoki. It looks tasty and yummy. So I searched for a Korean restaurant on Yelp and I found this shop. It was far from my place but It's okay since I have a car. It tooks half an hour of driving. I park my car easily because there are a lot of spaces to park. When I entered I went to the order station. I ordered Tteokbokki and Bibimbap. It came really fast. When I tasted the Tteokbokki it was not as good as it was. There are a lot of people who like it but for me I don't like the taste. It is also a bit spicy. Maybe I will try their other flavors. But I like their Bibimbap. The soup was really good.

Food was fresh and perfectly seasoned! We had the kimchi fried rice, number 1a 1b, and 11. The kinchi stew was so good! We also ordered the cold spicy noodles to take home...also delicious. Very simple and clean restaurant. I love the self serve option for drinks and tables. The chef was polite and patient and answered our questions. Simple service and great food, we will be back!

What can I say, I was pleasently surprised how great tasting and fresh the food here is. I would think this would be somewhere in the city with lots of staff and busy atmosphere, but it's more of a hidden gem in the northern suburb. Definitely recommend, and if you're a first to Korean kitchen I suggest you try the Spicy Squid entree!