Gagaba

Great food and great service. Especially enjoyed the jjapaghetti x neoguri noodles. Staff was super nice.

Very weird service about prices and wine menu. We asked for the wine menu and we just get 1 wine - without any communication. After that, we asked how much the price was. They told us 15.000 in total. We thought ok, no problem. When we wanted to pay, it was 30.000 in total. They just grabbed our creditcard to the kitchen and we had to pay double amount. It was already taken from the card. Very weird service. They try to be polite but they are not like that at all. Don’t go there as a tourist.

Impressive place. Great Korean food with perfect service. Server speaks fluent English made it more precious

Very kind staff. Delicious food - the pig feet and cheese were incredible! Also the desserts and wine.

Great service, nice ambiance and excellent food. The beef tartar gets a 6 stars!

15.000 krw for wine out of a carton box with bad communication. Might be the langue barrier but this felt just like a scam.

Story telling food. Fantastic..

Arriving just as the sun lingered over Bukchon Hanok Village, Gagaba feels like a natural extension of its surroundings yet with a character entirely its own. Tucked discreetly beside the well-trodden paths of this historic enclave, it offers a pause from the steady flow of visitors without losing the charm of its setting. The courtyard terrace is a rare find in the area. Bathed in soft light, accompanied by thoughtfully curated music, it carries an atmosphere that feels distinctly European in sensibility open, relaxed, and social yet without a trace of the touristic veneer that often defines the neighborhood. Service is genuinely warm and attentive, delivered with an ease that enhances rather than interrupts. There is a quiet confidence to the place: nothing overstated, nothing forced just a seamless alignment of setting, sound, and hospitality. In a district known for its cultural gravity, Gagaba offers something different: a refined, unhurried moment that invites you to step aside from the expected, and linger a little longer.