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Charcoal Japanese BBQ
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    RatingAvg. Dinner Entrée
    $$$$$Greater than $25
    $$$$$18.01 - $25
    $$$$12.01 - $18
    $$$7.01 - $12
    $Less than $7
  • Japanese, Steakhouses, Barbecue
  • 34 Cooper Sq, New York NY10003 40.7284412 -73.9911763
  • (Btwn Astor Pl & 4th St)
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  • Phone: (212) 475-2989

User Ratings (Based on 35 reviews)

4.295
Food 4.5 Value 3.9
Service 4.3 Atmosphere 4.4

Other Restaurant Info

Phone:
work
(212) 475-2989
Website:
www.gyu-kaku.com
Notes:
Delivery Take Out Major Credit Cards
Hours:
Lunch Wed-Sun: 11:30am-3pm Dinner Mon-Thu: 5pm-10:30pm Fri-Sat: 5pm-11:30pm Sun: 5pm-9:30pm
Serves:
Lunch, Dinner, Brunch
Features:
Prix Fixe, Happy Hour, Delivery, Accepts Credit Cards, Take Out

User Reviews

  • Gyu-Kaku

    Posted by Tomrat on 07/14/2010

    Best food at best prices

    Amazing food! Come after 9:30 and most things are half price.

  • Gyu-Kaku

    Posted by KK on 07/26/2009

    Fun alternative to the usual restaurant

    I went here with some friends when we had a friend visiting from out of town. We had a great time! Yes, it was a bit pricey, but the quality of the meat and seafood was really good, the atmosphere was fun, and our server, Ting, was wonderful about explaining the menu to us. I wouldn't say this is a restaurant to go to all of the time, but it's definitely more interesting for a festive evening out than a lot of other places. And the fact that you're cooking your own food lends to the boisterous environment, making it good for a celebration. We weren't afraid to be a little loud! I will definitely bring more out of town guests here, and think it could even be a good date restaurant.

  • Gyu-Kaku

    Posted by grnbeans on 06/20/2009

    fun but won't go back

    I went here for my birthday dinner with a group. The place was nice and it was a fun experience, but the portion sizes are ridiculously small. On the menu they recommend getting two portions per person, which seemed odd. Even the waiter seemed embarrassed. So even though the prices on the menu are reasonable, you have to order a ton of food to feed yourself. It's all gimmick. I wouldn't go back.

  • Gyu-Kaku

    Posted by Anonymous on 04/06/2009

    A fun evening!

    What a nice evening out- this was my first time trying Korean BBQ, and it was great! The waitress was helpful and kind (she explained the menu and supplied some GREAT tips about how to make our dinner), the atmosphere was great, and our food was delicious. Our order came SO quickly (being raw probably helped) and being able to cook everything to our liking was a real treat!

  • Gyu-Kaku

    Posted by linus-cat on 02/18/2009

    commentary on andrew's review

    Here's my take on Andrew's review. "The salads are OK" - I don't know. I thought the salads were really good, especially if you like Asian inspired salads. I thought this was one of the top items that I liked. "$20 for 7-8 super thin slices of meat?" - that is so typical of a uninformed criticism. the pricing is based upon Kobe beef. The same beef that goes for 100+ for a tiny portion of steak in many top end restaurants. "No bbq service from the waiters either." - I do not know what to say. Maybe pompous? "Go to a Korean restaurant and for the same price, you will get three times the amount of meat (expensive + tasty) and the waiter will grill it for you too!" - if price was that much of an issue then why come? Also you better like Korean food since that is all they serve. You will not get salads of this quality in ANY Korean joint that I know of. Nor you will see any inspiring and/or creative dishes. "The people in the front of Gyu Ka Ku also took 5 minutes to retrieve my party's coats when they were not busy at all." - maybe you should try tipping ;)

  • Gyu-Kaku

    Posted by Anonymous on 09/02/2008

    menues are mostly Korean

    the menues are mostly korean such as Kalbi,,bibimbop,,, nice and clean atmosphere good food

  • Gyu-Kaku

    Posted by Anonymous on 04/06/2008

    This place never gets old.

    Went here last week with a friend for the second time. Had the samuari meal and just like last time, it was excellent. Service was fine... nothing special. Atmosphere is great, and the food is reasonable by NYC standards. Will be back again soon.

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