Go Ba Woo Kabli

This place is the worst korean restaurant I have ever been too. I recently moved around the area after being close to Pal Park/ Fort Lee area and this place doesn’t even compare quality wise and you will be paying 3x more money. The service was the worst part and had the most ridiculous waitress who made us move our table with a baby because we didn’t order the meal for 3 people that was way too much food for literally just me and my wife??? And then on top of that she literally brought out beers that felt like they were sitting outside in the sun and when I told her about it she admitted that she knew they were not cold ?? Save yourself from wasting your money and go find anywhere else

Restaurant looked nice and clean and the staff was courteous especially if you know them. As I was eating, I was watching the staff doing everything for the older Korean lady whom I assume they all know each other from church or something. They initially served a hot corn tea which was nice since it was cold out. I ordered a lunch set for $17 which came with bulgogi, choice of rice, salad, dumpling, and beef soft tofu stew. They also brought out some banchan (small side dishes) which included kimchi, seasoned purple cabbage, seaweed with sushi sauce, seasoned bean sprouts and acorn tofu (I think). The bulgogi and the stew were tasty. The banchan was ok. They were mostly under seasoned. Also, since this is my first time visiting, I don't know if they rotate their banchan throughout the season. It was a typical Korean restaurant. The price was as expected as well as things they offered (grilled meat which most cost $30 plus, stews, bulgogi, bibimbop, etc)

It looks like a small "cottage" from the outside when one drives by the restaurant. It is comfy yet spacious once inside. The decor is traditional Korean and has cultural motifs throughout the space. BBQ pork belly was fresh and from a thick cut. Banchan was average. The seafood soup was flavorful as was the fried beef dumplings. Located in Tappan, NY by the border with New Jersey.