Gahwa - Broad Channel

This Korean restaurant offers a quite unique dining experience. The food is basic yet flavorful, with highlights being the savory, sweet, and lightly fermented kimchi and the tangy, savory jalapenos. The ox bone tendon soup is simple and requires a touch of self-seasoning, and the seafood pancake is a well-balanced dish that goes excellently with their sweet salty garlic soy sauce. However, the ambiance leaves much to be desired, with a cafeteria-like atmosphere and minimal service. Music is noticeably absent, leaving diners in silence. Nevertheless, the food offerings somewhat make up for the lack of atmosphere. The pricing is on the higher end, so be prepared for that. Overall, it's a decent spot if you're looking for authentic Korean cuisine, but don't expect a vibrant dining atmosphere.

Came for a late lunch and was able to get a seat quickly. Pretty tasty and generous portions. Service was quick once you make your order. Love all the vegetables that came with the meat dishes.

The food is decent but nothing spectacular. Not the best if you want to fill up but a decent spot if you're looking for a light meal that won't break the bank

Good food, fast service. Ignore the health department score and dine like the locals. It's delicious.

Service is a little bare bones but the food is so so good. Get their Dogani muchim or seasoned ox knee salad, and various soups. You can buy their scrumptious Kimchi to go (way better than Hmart Kimchi)