kogiya korean bbq

likely the bestkoreanbbq in northern va aside from sokoreanbbq. ironically, both kogiya and sokoreanbbq have the same owners. there are "set" menus offering varieties of red meats, pork and seafood. it's not ayce, but the set menu options are plentiful. call ahead seating or reservations are definitely recommended. small establishment. a bit cramped and parking is virtually non-existent. get there early and always order cold soju to wash down the food.

we also ordered the bibim naeng myun - a cold buckwheat noodle dish tossed in a spicy sauce and garnished with cucumber and sliced pear. this version was more sweet than spicy, but a nice compliment to all the meats.

with so manykoreanrestaurants in the annandale area, the food at kogiya was pretty average, but the ambience was fun. again, it seemed more suited to younger crowds and large groups.

heard annandale got a newkoreanbbq joint, so we were super excited to check it out. honey pigkoreanbbq is the og in the area when it comes tokoreanbbq, but some say kogiya is even better. kogiya offers all you can eat option that features 5 different types of meat, but we didnt get it since 4 of the 5 are pork. i like pork, jus not a whole meal of it.koreanbbq doesnt taste right without some soju in your hand. we got yogurt soju. i love how they give u a whole bottle of soju to mix instead of very weak mixed soju drinks. there is a drawer next you with utensils and napkins. this is so convenient cuz i use crazy amount of napkins and i always have to ask for them. pork belly bulgogi – marinated sliced rib eye dak gui- mild marinated chicken galbi – marinated short ribs o-li jumuluk- chefs special marinated duck now watch everything in action! make sure you choose hd quality! we really enjoyed our food and experience at kogiya. not only food was mad fresh and delicious, but also