BaekGa

The atmosphere here is calm, elegant, and very clean, which made dining a real pleasure. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. Their specialty dish, Champagne Kimchi, is truly unique and definitely worth trying – highly recommended! The only minor downside was that the smoke inside was a bit noticeable, but everything else was excellent. We’ll definitely be back!

Had a really nice dinner here. Menu was well planned out and delicious. Came from Fort Collins for dinner and a show. Had corn silk tea along with the dishes below. All were exceptional.

Super cute little place, perfect for a lunch date. We both got entrees: a doenjang stew as a lunch special and the bibimbap. The portions are really generous and we ended up with leftovers. The lunch special came with so many different banchan, all of which were really delicious. The vegetables of the bibimbap were fresh and the flavor was great. Their strawberry latte is refreshing on a hot day. We finished lunch with a hotteok which was so good! The restaurant and bathrooms were incredibly clean and the service was great. They have a good variety of dishes including things that would work for people who are vegetarian and GF. I would highly recommend coming here if you want tasty Korean food in a chill setting!

My family’s favorite spot to come! We gladly drive 20 miles because we’ve been following the owners since before they opened their brick & mortar restaurant. Here are just a few of our items we’ve ordered the past few months and devoured! ☺️🤩we come here on special occasions because it always feels like a warm hug.

If you are looking for delicious Korean food with a classy atmosphere, Baek Ga is the place to go. Everything on the menu sounded delicious so we got a little bit of everything including the japchae, bulgogi over rice, bibimbap, and two appetizers that I forgot the names of. Unfortunately I only got pictures of our drinks, appetizers, and dessert because I couldn’t wait to dig in. I highly recommend the mocktails, especially the yuzu and strawberry flavors. So yummy, and our waiter was awesome.

Very good Korean place in Lowry Town Center. The pork bulgogi bowl for lunch was sizeable and delicious. It comes with three small sides. Iced Tea is good; there's a free refill if you want. The price for lunch was reasonable and it was a lot of food. There were some interesting desserts, but I had eaten enough already. Service was fast, polite and attentive. The space is attractive and comfortable. They do have password protected Wi-Fi available for guests. There's some parking on the street in front of the restaurant plus a parking lot behind it.

BaekGa takes classic Korean cozy food & sets it in a slightly upscale atmosphere. They take homestyle cooking and give it a little elevation. The interior of the space is beautiful, with quick service, and a menu that has variety but not overwhelmingly so. Their banchan (side dishes) are great! They were my favorite part of the meal. They're unlimited with your main dish, of course. You can tell these are made in house vs bulk bought somewhere. Each banchan dish was seasoned well with a great variety of vegetables. We also had their soodubu, which was a little different than other soodubu - rather than tofu and tangy forward, theirs is hearty in meat. Different but enjoyable. We also had their galbijjim. The short ribs were braised until tender, and there was a massive serving of meat alongside glass noodles with a sweet and savory stew. A bit more of a Western flavor profile with how sweet it is. I think their spring onion pancake is one of the best in town! Delightfully crispy, and not soggy which makes it delicious. Their hotteok for dessert was warm, nutty and chewy. We enjoyed the atmosphere and it got very busy at night! Glad we reserved ahead. You can definitely tell they've styled their food and ambiance for the area and demographic - which I think is understandable, and enjoyable nonetheless.

Every bite was delicious! Fresh, flavorful banchan, and the Sundubu stew was out of this world good. Mouthwatering stuff, and really comforting while I was having a tough time. Lovely staff, relaxing and classy interior. Well worth your time and money. Thanks again!

Short ribs were amazing... we'll be back to try more, but dinner was fantastic It's a small place, you'll def enjoy the menu

I catered a large amount of Baekga Korean Kitchen Gangjung, crispy fried chicken bites in a delicious sauce, to be served at a happy hour group. Everyone loved it, and there was not a morsel left. This was so much easier than preparing something on a 100-degree day! Thanks, Patrick, for the fast service! This wonderful restaurant is located in the Lowry Town Center, which has the best parking in front and in back in Denver!!! I served the pieces of Gangjung in small to-go containers with mini bamboo tongs. Adorable!

This restaurant is located in a cute little downtown area. Kind of hard to find parking in the main area. Restaurant has lots of seating but is quite tight. We got sat at a booth under a vent so it kept going from hot to cold. I kept putting my jacket on and taking it off throughout the meal which was uncomfortable. The main bulgogi dish came with two bowls of rice and all of the little appetizer dishes. I'm not usually a fan of pickled veggies so I thought the apps were ok but the bulgogi was very tasty. It looked different from the pictures online- it had more onions than meat in it. But the little meat there was, was tasty. The Dak-Galbhi was recommended to us as the second most popular dish by the waitress. It was a spicy chicken with rice dish. I thought it was meh. Not much flavor once you bite into it. Total was about $90 with tip and tax for 3 people. We were all full. But my taste buds were not fully satisfied. It was okay.

Amazing experience at BaekGa. We started with the champagne kimchi, the dumplings, and the chewy rice cakes. All were delicious! We then ordered the LA Galbi, the Sundubu stew, the beef bulgogi and the Kimbap crispy shrimp. The nut pancake dessert with ice cream is a slight. Wow! This has been a memorable and delicious experience.

What a lovely restaurant! This spot has been on my list for years and I cant believe I waited so long to try it. Upon walking in through the door, we were warmly greeted by the host. As someone who is not too familiar with South Korean food, we were so excited to try a bit of everything. The banchan plate was so fun to try, as a fan of kimchi and all pickled things, every bite was heaven. I could eat this food everyday and be so happy, especially the spring onion/seafood pancake. The pancake batter itself was subtly sweet and it was so satisfyingly crispy. It did not feel too oily or heavy either, the sauce served with it was very light which added a nice constrast. Due to the increase in egg prices all around, our waiter kindly let us know that they would have to upcharge our order of the veggie kimbap. It was worth the extra dollar or so and we really appreciated the clear communication of the staff. The restaurant filled up fast, but there is ample parking around this area, and it is very walkable as well. Can't wait to come back and try out some other dishes.

We loved everything on the table. The mandoo had layers of flavor unlike most that are just one note. Every banchan was pickled perfectly, and the pancakes were crispy and delicious. The best part was how attentive the staff were. Very kind! The table was always clear, and they were quick to bring us anything we needed. Highly recommended!

One of my favorite new spots in Denver! Just the sweetest owners with super friendly service -- and fantastic Korean flavors! Perfect for a lunch rice bowl or soup -- or a dinner feast. We loved everything! And so many other things I wish we could have tried! - Mandoo (fried pork dumplings) are superb, with just enough crispiness and the perfect dipping sauce - Tteoboki (rice cakes) were actually a much bigger dish than we expected -- a large soup bowl full of stuff! - Pork Belly Kimbap (rolls) were basically like enormous sushi rolls stuffed with meat - Sundubu Stew (spicy tofu soup with beef and veggies) would make me come back just for this! Would love to try the other stews, too, like Galbi Tang and Mandoo Soup. - Braised Short Rib (big plate) with all the yummy banchan (mini side) trays. - WOW, THE NUTELLA STUFFED PANCAKE DESSERT WITH BANANAS A LA "BANANAS FOSTER"! Incredible. And really can't go wrong with any of the bowls, like beef bulgogi, (chicken thigh) dak-galbi, jeyuk (spicy marinated pork), pork belly, LA galbi (my favorite beef short ribs), and more.

Right off the bat, this spot is nicely designed on the inside. It was pretty empty around 6pm on a Sunday and we were seated right away. The service was okay -- not as attentive esp only being one of two parties dining. Food -- Bulgogi Kimbap 5/5 -- the rolls are as big as your face lol it was overall well made and I appreciated everything in the roll. Mandoo Soul 5/5 -- the mandoo were big! The rice cakes were a little mushier but over all, the egg, onion, and seaweed were perfectly balanced with the soup. Pork Belly and LA Galbi rice bowl 5/5 -- season well and generous with the meat! Unlimited side dishes -- kimchi, cucumber, and some type of squash. I wouldn't mind coming back if I was in deep craving for Korean. This spot ranges from $15-60 to apps and entrees. I would prefer going to a more homey mom and pop shop before coming here. This place is more higher end.

I was excited to check out a new Korean restaurant that wasn't in the typical Havana St area where most of them are located. Looking at their menu, it looked like I was going to try some genuine Korean dishes. Overall, the food is mediocre. Definitely not bad but nothing to write home about either. The kimchi jjigae (kimchi soup) had too much pepper flakes, not enough salt, and not enough kimchi/meat. The spicy pork was decent but needed a little more flavor. The side dishes tasted similar to what you get premade at H Mart. The prices are much too high for what is offered especially for the lunch menu. $23-$28 for a single item lunch special with minimal and small side dishes? On top of that, they charge $5/bucket of lettuce wrap, $1-$2 per side dish for refill, and $3 for rice? That is crazy. Overall, I would highly recommend going to other Korean places near Havana St even if you have to drive.

2nd day dining in Colorado Aurora area and wanted some comforting Korean food. Based on reviews and photos decided to give it a try. Ambiance: music playing in background with some light jazzy piano. Not too loud but just enough to have a conversation. Modern decor and aesthetically pleasing. Feels like a good place to take a date. Booths were comfortable and separated with a low booth back for privacy. Lights with Edison Style bulbs Service: Was effective and friendly. Not overly attentive nor lacking of attention. When I dined here there were about half full capacity. Food: What I ordered - Crispy Shrimp Kimbap (Korean rolls) big rolls. Enough to share or as a meal. Good balanced flavors. Not traditional by any means. Two biters Spring Onion Jeon (Pancake) lots of green onions and crispy edges. Only thing I would do differently is heat it more and crisp the middle. Summary: For the portion size, food quality, and dining ambiance, price was about right. If you're craving Korean Foods (some street food), and you want to try something different with friends or a date, I would recommend BaekGa.

What a delightful experience on Christmas Eve! They weren't overly busy and everything came out quick. The waitstaff was incredibly kind and attentive. They even had speciality plates, silverware, and cups for our little. The food was delicious and they had massive portions. We'll definitely been back!

Note that I got delivery and didn't dine in so this review may not be reflective of the dine in experience. I ordered the pork belly kimbap and it was delicious! The flavors were great. The seaweed and rice was a little soggy, but again, I got delivery so I'm sure that played a factor. It was very nicely packaged!

I didn't expect much of the Asian food scene in Denver, but BaekGa completely took me by surprise. The modernized decor misleads you to believe that this might be another fusion restaurant trying to spin their unique take on Korean food. Among the many traditional Korean dishes listed on their menu, I immediately spotted the Galbijjim. The Spicy Beef Rib Stew that continues to elude the Houston Korean food scene has made an appearance in Denver. My skepticism was on high alert until the waiter finally brings out this HUGE pot of Beef Ribs in big chunks, stacked like a mountain with potatoes, rice cakes, carrots, and glass noodles. The meat was extremely tender, and flavor was pretty authentic. Yet my only complaint was that it wasn't spicy. Even though I don't really eat spicy, I felt like this dish was incomplete without the spiciness. And of course anytime KBBQ is available, I go for the LA Galbi as a base guideline on how it compares to other Korean restaurants I've eaten at. And BaekGa's galbi did not disappoint. Sauce was perfectly balanced between savory and sweet, highlighted by a strong char flavor. BaekGa is definitely worth a revisit for my next ski trip in Denver. #338

The food was very delicious. I normally go for the spicy dishes but I thought I would change it up this time. I'm glad I did. The meat was nice and tender and just the right amount of sauce. The kimchi was amazing. So good we ordered some to go. As far as the wings went. I highly recommend getting them as well. The service was excellent. Our waiter was very attentive. The restaurant was nice and clean with a nice atmosphere. I will definitely be back when I am in this part of town.

I ordered their pork belly and bean sprout rice dish to go and it was the perfect combo of salty and spicy. In today's times, I didn't expect the portion size to be so big but I was able to get 2 meals out of my take out order! I need to go sit down at their restaurant to truly experience their restaurant especially since they killed it with just their take out!

We stumbled on this new place at Lowry Town Center that replaced Qdoba. What a change! Ambience is fine dining, beautiful and quiet. The Korean menu is spectacular. Service was friendly and quick, and the dishes! Kimchi pancake, bulgogi, grilled chicken bowl, gimbap to go: Wonderful. Somehow the leftovers tasted even better the next day. We are so fortunate to have a new great dining option at Lowry.

I have been wanting to try BaekGa for some time and it did not disappoint. I had the japchae with the bulgogi (the beef was extra but definitely worth it). Everything was delicious, tons of flavor, and the beef was nice and tender. The service was very friendly and the dining room was quite elegant.

Really beautiful interior. The food was mostly really great. The menu has many very common Korean dishes, but also some I haven't seen at other Denver Korean restaurants, so that was a definite plus! We got kim chi pancakes, Jaeyuk (spicy stir-fried pork and vegetables), cinnamon punch, rice punch, and hotteok. The kim chi pancakes weren't great. In our opinion - too much pancake, not enough of kim chi. Kim chi pancakes are one of my favorite dishes so this was really disappointing! We actually started The spicy stir fried pork was delicious. I have a pretty low heat tolerance and this was ok for me even though it's marked as spicy on the menu! I'd put it at 3/10 spicy. The cinnamon punch and rice punch were great! The hotteok was amazing. To be fair, I haven't had hotteok before so maybe it's always amazing, but the flaky layers were so good!!! Overall it was very good, but not in the category of my absolute favorite korean restaurants in Denver.

Horrible wait times. Understaffed. Don't know why has good reviews. Food was just ok. Wouldn't come here if your in a rush or hungry

The restaurant is meticulously clean and very modern. Great feel - Service is outstanding with the owner giving guidance. The food was so good. So flavorful and priced reasonably.

I stumbled upon this place during my lunch break. I was impressed by how elegant the place is. The service was phenomenal and food was incredible! I got the pork belly bowl which was soo flavorful. I really loved the texture of it. The kimbap roll was massive the photo does not do justice. It is big enough as an entree on its own. And the kimchi fried rice was delicious! I can't wait to go back and try more food. Very authentic place!

This place is a gem and I dream of eating the Galbitang daily. Exceptional food, banchan, menu, especially the galbitang!! Simply authentic and the kimchi is exceptional. Let's keep this place going for a very long time! Service and ambiance is legit also.

Great place for a lunch when you are craving Korean food! Me and my friend were dreaming about pork belly after a Sunday hike and stop by at this place and found exactly what we were craving for! Great service, delicious food, very minimalist interior which I love at the restaurants! We also got tuna kimbap - loved it.

Great ambience, tasty bites and pleasant service at this lil Korean hotspot. We really loved the rice cake, and kimchi pancake Thanks

I came here with my dad, we normally drive over to Aurora for Korean food but we wanted to try something different. The food was absolutely amazing I normally go for noodles or something spicy but today I wanted to try something different so I got their Pork Belly Rice bowl and I absolutely loved it. We also got the Korean chicken wings and I was pleasantly surprised it was super crispy and fully of flavor. The kimchi and the bean sprouts were my absolute favorite side dishes I even took some home. The service everyone there was very friendly and attentive and kept our side dishes full. The restaurant was very clean and very nice looking. I will definitely recommend coming here if your looking for some amazing Korean food

Dishes are already way overpriced and charging $1 for banchan refill?! This is awful for any business especially korean establishment, shame on you.

Our whole experience was wonderful. The owner is so helpful and friendly, and all of the staff are very kind. There were 3 of us there for dinner, and we got the following to split: spring onion jeon, ttoekboki, bulgogi kimbap, pork belly kimbap, and LA Galbi main dish. We all ate until we were full, and we all took small portions of each dish home. We absolutely recommend going here, and trying as many different things as you can!

Great service as soon as you walk in. Food was so good. We tried the pork belly. Ambiance was nice and restaurant was super clean.

Amazing delicious meal! We enjoyed Bekban-Dak-Galbi Mando, Ganjung Soy Glaze! I would highly recommend! The owner is very helpful.

Lovely restaurant in Lowry Town Center. This place is a gem. Delicious Korean food, great ambiance and friendly staff. We were very happy. It wasn't too expensive. We spent $75 total (b4 tip) for 3 of us, and came home with plenty of leftovers. Definitely worth checking out.

Super generous lunch dishes that come stacked with banchan and sides. Wonderful service and logical prices. Go, now!

i was craving korean food and decided to venture out of Aurora and try this spot. It was absolutely amazing from top to bottom! the atmosphere was wonderful for a date night, the food was delicious, and the service was top notch. Our waiter was so attentive and kind. We will definitely be back and have recommended this place to many of our friends! Of note: we got the japchae, the cold noodle, bulgolgi, and mandoo soup. all incredible but the cold noodle is a MUST.

I loved the grilled spicy pork! I was impressed by the quality of the meat and portion size. The pork belly is mixed with some veggies and on top of a bed of rice. The meat to rice ratio was perfect. My friend enjoyed the kimbap as well! This restaurant is a part of the mile high food club, and was my first time experiencing this type of "ghost kitchen." There are so many places to choose from and service is fairly fast (10-15 minutes). There weren't too many people here for a Sunday lunch, and there are cool shady picnic tables to eat outside.

Absolutely delicious! Friendly informative service, huge portions, affordable, nice atmosphere. When they say you can share between 2 people (especially if you're gonna order a few things), they mean it. I look forward to coming back to this neighborhood spot :)

Had the pleasure of trying BaekGa while visiting Denver and I'll be thinking about it for a long time! Huge portions and everything's good! Staff was so sweet too, geonbae!

The man who served us (I'm guessing he's the owner?) could have earned this 5-star review on his service alone, but Baekga matched that exceptional service with equally outstanding food. From the moment we walked in, we felt immediately welcome with every staff member greeting us individually with a warm and genuine demeanor. After a few minutes of exploring the menu, the server/owner(?) asked if it was our first time and offered some recommendations. For context, we had already made some decisions at this point but we said yes. He did so in such a non-pushy yet confident/charismatic way that within 30 seconds, he was able to build enough customer trust that we decided to go with this suggestion. I still remember exactly what he said about the dish to make us try it, but I'll let him give you his schpiel when you try this place out! What we ordered: - Spring Onion Pancake (Jeon): Lived up to the great recommendation and was perfectly prepared. - Bulgogi Main Dish: Comes with side dishes and is enough food for 2 people. Well seasoned, flavorful taste. While I could have done with a lower ratio of onions to meat, the overall dish was fantastic. The lettuce it came with was incredibly fresh and enjoyable to eat, and the abundance of banchan provided a variety of hot and cold items to try. We left sufficiently full and nourished, thanks to the high-quality food and generous portion sizes. We even remarked how we usually like to treat ourselves to a fun meal to end a long week but often end up disappointed--this was not the case here. Even if it's a slightly far drive for us, I can't wait to come back and try everything else on the menu. I'm not typically one to write reviews, but I have never felt more compelled to write a 5 star review. The server/owner(?) deeply understands entrepreneurship, loves the food they make, and knows how to give customers a first experience they'll remember!

This is probably our favorite spot in Denver. Our second time here and we'll be back again soon! Plenty of vegetarian options, great portion sizes, and super friendly staff. We highly recommend the Dak Galbi, kimchi jeon, and persimmon and cinnamon drink. Everything is so delicious and we wish we lived closer so we could come more often!

Excellent service and very good food! Everything we ordered is delicious! If you into Korean cuisine this the place! Very spacious and clean! Plenty of parking in the back parking lot is a plus!

Amazing food! Forgot to snap of picture of everything but the Crispy Shrimp Kimbap was amazing - HUGE, so fresh, and perfect balance of flavors. Also highly recommend the Spring Onion Pancake - perfectly crisp and addicting. The Hotteok was also a must - one of the few places I've had that makes it just like we had in Korea. The restaurant has a great vibe, great interior decor, and really friendly service!

OMG the food is SO DELICIOUS!! But unfortunately it is VERY OVER PRICED for the stingy amount of meat you get, especially very little LaGabi meat. I am not a big meat eater but I left hungry twice and I'm a tiny girl. I wanted to give them only 3 stars but I very much wish for them to succeed. Maybe soon they can add more meat or lower the prices. The service is so friendly and welcoming. The restaurant is very comfortable & clean. I wish I could eat there once a week and I would if I could get more protein for those prices.

What a special place. Great service, nice atmosphere, and, most importantly, delicious food. Make sure to try their dessert teas.

Great food and great service. Really nice and clean environment too. They make everything fresh. We are definitely coming back soon!

I was quite disappointed by BaekGa. Kimbap had too many additional ingredients that took away from the traditional taste. The stew I had was surprisingly oily and just didn't look or taste as is typical for that dish. I'm willing to give this place another try - maybe I didn't get what they are best known for - but, with so many other Korean restaurants in the area, it's easy to avoid.

My daughters and I love this restaurant!! The food is amazing, the service is fast and friendly in a space that you can feel comfortable dressed for a special occasion or a casual meal. We don't live close by or we would be there weekly!

Came here with a group of 10 for a birthday and had a great time. All the staff were super accommodating and helpful. Food was delicious and had plenty of vegan options! Loved the Japche and Bibimbap, both easily made vegan. Excited to go again!

Baek Ga recently moved from a ghost kitchen to an actual restaurant and I am here for it. Nestled in its new prime location at the Lowry Town Center, this new restaurant has replaced the old Qdoba store and has made its presence known. Walking in we really didn't know what to expect because not much has been posted online about it yet, so we came in with an open mind. This inside is very elegantly designed and even my 4 year old made the comment "fancy." It reminded my husband and I of a few up scale restaurants that we've been to in Korea. Though the overall size of the restaurant is small, they did well to not overcrowd the dining area, overall making it a more intimate dining experience. It was noted that they even had a coat rack in the back corner of the restaurant which surprised us. It is an open kitchen that can easily be seen from most areas of the restaurant but oddly enough, it still works very well with the atmosphere that they have going on. Currently their outdoor area is not furnished so we don't know if they plan on having outdoor seating as an option. However, I do feel like they should consider it as their popularity rises. Our server, who we believe may have been the owner or manager was impeccable. He took the time to go over the menu with not just us, but every single table. He was attentive to our needs and was doing a great job at multitasking between guests. He was also quick to attend to our refills of water as well as the banchan. Upon serving the food, he made sure to explain the dishes and sides and advised us that the sides that came with the main dishes may rotate or change. He made excellent recommendations and was honest with us about the amount of food portions and what he would recommend for a party of 3. Now for the best part, the food. We ordered the gangjung (Korean fried chicken), bulgogi kimpab and the pork belly main dish. The portions are decent in size and initially we didn't believe we were going to be full by the end of our meal. Boy were we wrong about that! We eat a lot and we left completely full and satisfied. We enjoyed every single dish down the sides and banchan. My 4 year old loved the fried chicken more than anything. The kimchi was probably some of the more authentic kimchi that we've had here in Colorado. Now looking at the menu, the price felt a little bit more pricier than most restaurants and my husband and I were debating the actual "worth" of it all. But our overall consensus was that the quality of food was worth the price. As someone who frequents AYCE KBBQ spots, yes, you can absolutely taste the difference in quality of meat. Final Notes: Baek Ga is probably one of the better Korean restaurants outside of Korea. As hard as we tried to find something to dislike, we really couldn't. This place has definitely earned a top tier rating in my list. That being said: Food 10/10 Service 10/10 Ambiance 10/10 Cleanliness 10/10 Price 9/10

A fantastic dining experience with great service! We tried a little of everything and were stoked about the flavors and preparation!

Delicious Korean food made with special care. I grabbed a few bulgogi rolls for my kids afterschool meal. They love these! You eat each piece in one bite!! If you try to take tiny bird bites it will collapse and you miss the entire balance of flavors, textures, and satisfaction of putting the entire piece in your mouth! Vegetarian options as well. Also got a sweet treat called hotteok (hut-duk). It's a fresh made mochi pancake filled with syrupy sweetness like melted brown sugar but the real treat is the incredible aroma from the warm rosemary that gives you an enchanted forest vibe. Nutty, sweet, and chewy for those that appreciate desserts beyond chocolate. I'm so glad they're in the Lowry Towne Center so I don't have to drive to Aurora every time I want a Korean food deep dive! The interior also feels like a K-drama and the service was warm and welcoming.

Food is delicious, easy to share. Ambience was great, not loud and music didn't interrupt conversation. Service was outstanding. Saw Koreans in the kitchen and at other tables which speaks to quality of food and authenticity.