Gogi Street (korean Fusion)

The food is good, not sure about how authentic it is (just because of my low experience in consuming Korean food). Portions are big and really fulfilling. You order at cashier's and then you pick up your food from the counter. Which I don't very like, but oh well,not every restaurant has money for waiteter's crew. The atmosphere is not supported in Korean style unfortunately. I love the national restaurants with full national flavor, that's when it become true, I think.Another thing that I didn't very like: you order from menu on digital screen, and there's no ingredients mentioned. Which is especially lame for vegetarians and vegans or people with other diet restrictions.Vegetarian options: It's not easy to find something vegetarian in their menu, but you can order the substitution with tofu.

I haven't enjoyed Korean food like this since time spent in Germany. So delicious, large portions for a reasonable price. Very friendly staff, small seating are inside to accommodate but they offer drive through.Food: 4/5

Food was very good, we got the San Antonio bowl and the loaded kimchi fries and both were delicious! I liked mixing the kimchi into my bowl for some extra crunch and flavor. I also liked that they add a lot of sauce and they have sriracha and soy sauce available at the counter if you need any and are good about having to-go lids and containers if you decide to take your meal home. Highly recommend making a visit to this place.

The large Spicy Philly Bulgogi is one of my favorites. The pineapple, broccoli, spicy mayo and jalapeños pair perfectly with the beef. It's a lot of food, too.Food: 5/5

Drove by and decided to give it a try. The food was really good and the portion sizes are enormous. I had the Famous San Antonio which basically has the same ingredients as the H-E-B San Antonio sushi roll…minus the sushi.Food: 5/5