Bull Korean BBQ

Amazing BBQ spot! We ordered the M-sized beef combo—plenty for three people! Every cut (ribeye, short ribs, brisket, marinated beef fat) was delicious, especially the ribeye and fatty beef. The set also came with veggies, sauces, steamed egg, and tofu soup! The grilled intestines were super flavorful—crispy on the outside and juicy inside. Loved the chewy rice sausage too! The seafood scallion pancake was huge and packed with sauce. So good we ate it in silence! We also tried the pork jowl—rich and fatty, grilled to perfection. Even the veggie sides were great: pickled napa, fish cakes, shredded potato, and more. Every dish was satisfying. Highly recommend!

+6

Just tried out this new Korean BBQ spot in Cupertino and it was such a pleasant surprise! The value for money here is amazing — super affordable without sacrificing meat quality. We got the lunch set for 2-3 people at just $59, and it came with beef brisket, pork belly, pork jowl, pork cheek, beef tongue, thin sliced pork belly, steamed egg, and a choice of soybean paste stew or tofu soup. Honestly, four girls shared it and it was more than enough! One thing that really stood out was their side dishes — way more variety compared to other KBBQ places! Besides BBQ, they also serve a cheesy braised beef rib dish, just like Daeho’s. The ribs were super tender and the portion was huge! Flavor-wise, I still prefer Daeho a little more, but hey, no crazy wait lines here — totally worth it! Definitely recommend if you’re looking for good Korean BBQ without breaking the bank!

+5

Incredible Korean BBQ experience! The quality of the meat was top-notch, and everything was beautifully presented. The braised short ribs were rich, tender, and packed with flavor—definitely a highlight. I also loved the galbitang (beef short rib soup), which was comforting and perfectly seasoned. All the side dishes were fresh and delicious, and the service was friendly and attentive. We left full and happy—can’t wait to come back!

The service is excellent—not only do the servers assist with grilling the meat, but they also proactively change the grill plate after each round of cooking. Personally, I prefer the beef rib meat—the marbling is exceptionally beautiful, and it’s tender with a juicy, almost bursting texture.I highly recommend the beef tongue too - it's very fresh. Also try the seafood pancake: aromatic with scallions, crispy on the outside yet tender inside. Paired with Wooga's special dipping sauce, you can enjoy it generously without feeling greasy.

On my first visit, the service was solid and the beef quality met expectations, but what really impressed me were the other dishes—the cool noodles were refreshingly tasty, and the GALBI TONG was rich in flavor and perfectly seasoned. I returned yesterday and it was even better. I ordered the Large Beef Special, and everything—from start to finish—was perfect. The staff cooked everything for us, and every cut of meat was grilled to perfection. This place has now become my favorite Korean BBQ spot in the South Bay. I’ll definitely be back to explore more of their menu.

+1

Bay Area New Store | Wooga Niu's, Korean BBQ that Serves to Your Heart's Content After exploring the Ranch 99 in Cupertino, we discovered a new Korean BBQ 🍖 restaurant in the plaza. We went in with a try-it-out mindset and not much expectation, but to our surprise, it was amazing! The four of us ordered a 2-3 person BBQ set and a cheese beef rib pot. We all ate to the point of being stuffed. Moreover, the service at this restaurant was superb. They helped us grill the meat and even served each of us the tofu soup. Their grilling skills were also impressive, allowing us to simply enjoy the food throughout. 💫Appetizers and Dipping Sauces The appetizers and dipping sauces at this restaurant were very abundant. Even before the meat arrived, they could fill half the table, and they were unlimited. 💫Beef Combo This set was generous in portion, including four types of beef, a plate of shrimp, a plate of lettuce and pork belly, as well as egg custard and soft tofu soup. 1️⃣ The short rib and rib eye were the most impressive meats in the set. The texture was comparable to that of a top butcher, and the server grilled them to the perfect doneness with a beautiful Maillard reaction—crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, extremely delicious. 2️⃣ Brisket and seasoned beef: The brisket was average in texture, but the fatty parts were nicely charred, not greasy. The seasoned beef was tender but slightly sweet; personally, I always prefer beef in its original flavor. 3️⃣ Ox tongue: We ordered it separately, fearing we wouldn't have enough to eat. It was decent, a bit chewy, and might have been better if grilled for a shorter time? 4️⃣ Shrimp 🍤: These were unique grilled shrimp topped with an unknown sauce (resembling chili oil) and sprinkled with 🍋 juice during grilling. The shrimp had a subtle sour taste after being grilled, which I personally liked. 5️⃣ 🥬 Wrapped Pork Belly 🐷: A must-try at any Korean BBQ! Dip it in the sauce, wrap it in lettuce, add a spicy radish strip, and a slice of garlic! I enjoyed several slices in a row. 💫 Cheese 🧀 Rib Pot It resembled daheo's short rib! There was plenty of meat inside, tender and flavorful, falling off the bone while retaining its texture. If you're not in the mood for grilled meat, the cheese rib is also a great choice.

We ordered the beef combo L, beef tongue, and ox bone soup for dinner. Portion was really large, side dishes and stew that came with the set were also amazing. Servers were really attentive, they grilled all meat perfectly. Ventilation was also great, no strong smell comparing to other barbecue places. Overall highly recommend!!

+5

High quality for the meat! Friendly staff! Highly recommend their beef combo, Braised short ribs with cheese😍 my friends love their kimchi pancake as well🤣

+6

Korean BBQ isn’t rare in the Bay Area, but the quality here stands out. Even for someone not in the mood for BBQ, there are plenty of soups and main dishes to choose from. It’s also super convenient—the restaurant is right next to 99 Ranch, so grab groceries after eating! The service impressed me too. They helped grill the meat. My favorites: 🍖 Beef Combo for 2-3 🐷 Braised Short Rib with Cheese 🐮 Assorted Bone Soup

+4

Grilled Gopchang and Daechang was sooooo good!! Never had it before but the was surprised by how juicy and tasty it was. We ordered that with the beef combo, the portion was huge. Love the soon tofu soup and the japchae, the ribeye and the marinated one were my fav!! All the food were very fresh. The store was busy but the waiters were super nice and would cut and grill everything for you. Most of the customers were Koreans(that’s how you know it’s actually good :p

This Korean BBQ restaurant truly exceeded my expectations! The quality of the beef is outstanding — easily comparable to the Hanwoo beef I’ve had in Korea. You can really taste how premium and fresh the meat is, especially when grilled. The banchan (side dishes) selection is also very generous and well-prepared, offering great variety and authentic flavors. A special shoutout to their seasonings and sauces — the sauce selection is way more extensive than most Korean BBQ spots, and each one pairs perfectly with the meat. Most importantly, this place is not just about BBQ. Their braised spicy pork ribs (the famous Korean spicy rib stew) are incredibly flavorful and deeply marinated, with the sauce soaking into every bite. It’s rich, spicy, and absolutely comforting. Oh, BTW. Our sever is absolutely amazing, super helpful and very nice . If you’re looking for authentic Korean flavors, high-quality meat, and amazing sauces all in one place, this spot is a must-try. Highly recommended!

Finally found the perfect Korean BBQ spot in the bay! We ordered the small 2–3 person beef combo, and it was more than enough for three people. It comes with four different cuts of beef plus shrimp, and every single cut was high quality—no misses at all. The set also includes soup, steamed egg, lettuce, and fruit, which made it feel very complete. We also really like the Galbitang - came with three large, incredibly tender short ribs, and Seafood Pancake - crispy on the outside and full of scallions! Staff was friendly and helpful during the meal and we’d definitely come back!!

Our go-to Korean BBQ spot for group dinners: spacious, low smoke, not too loud, and the staff grills everything perfectly. We usually stick to BBQ, but the cheese pork rib rice cakes were a standout—bubbling, super stretchy cheese, fall-off-the-bone ribs, savory-sweet-spicy sauce, and chewy rice cakes. We also got the 2–3 person beef set (ribeye, short ribs, brisket, marinated beef finger, shrimp). The un-marinated cuts tasted clean and fresh; the marinated beef was flavorful without overpowering the meat. Everything was grilled to a perfect medium-rare/medium. The set came with stone pot soup, steamed egg, amazing stir-fried pork with cabbage, and complimentary fruit. We left totally stuffed—still grabbed a seafood pancake to go because it’s crispy outside, tender inside, and always a hit.

Wooga Korean BBQ is a great spot in Cupertino South Bay. especially because of its convenient location right next to 99 Ranch Market — easy parking and perfect for grabbing groceries before or after eating. The restaurant is modern, and spacious, and it’s clearly a popular place with lots of diners. The BBQ combo sets are well balanced, letting you try multiple high-quality meats in one order, and they come with a small soup/hot pot, which is a nice bonus.

We ordered from Wooga Korean BBQ via Uber Eats. It was completely a random order since we are fairly new to the area. What a great find the food was delicious. The order ran alittle late and the Uber driver said that there were several people at the restaurant and apologized for the late delivery. My wife, her friend and I thought the food was delicious. Would we order from them again ? Absolutely ! We want to try going to the restaurant next time since they are just 2-3 freeway stops from us.

Finally tried Wooga! Three of us ordered the 2–3 person beef combo, cold noodles, and spicy braised beef rib. Still had leftovers 😅 Honestly, the combo alone would’ve been enough. Like 10 Butchers, the staff grills everything for you. We went during off-hours and the service felt very patient and relaxed, no rushing at all. Beef combo highlights: Short rib (No.1) – incredibly tender and juicy, must-order Marinated beef finger – well-seasoned without overpowering the beef Beef brisket – pleasant surprise, very tender and not dry Shrimp – fresh and tasty Ribeye – the only letdown, a bit tough; would skip if ordering again The combo also comes with tofu soup or spicy soup, steamed egg, and banchan, good value overall. Other dishes: Cold noodles – not overly sweet, very refreshing with grilled meat Spicy beef rib stew – HUGE portion and about $10+ cheaper than Daeho, though sweeter and more gochujang-forward Bonus: dessert is individual Häagen-Dazs — easy to take home if you’re too full 👍 Solid meat quality and great service. Would come back!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Amazing BBQ Spot! Perfect for family and kids🤩 The food is incredible! Tons of options — BBQ, noodles, soups, hot pot, spicy skewers, and more. We ordered the large grilled beef combo, ox bone soup (with noodles), and seafood pancake. Five of us shared, and still had leftovers 😆 We tried the Signature Beef Combo ($179) — 4 kinds of premium beef, shrimp, pork belly wraps, tofu soup, steamed egg, salad, fruit, and 8 sauces! Everything was tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked, especially the beef is so high-quality. The tofu soup (even mild) was spicy but tasty 🌶️ The steamed egg was silky soft, and the sauces were so good I mixed them with rice 😂 ❤️ Other highlights: • Unlimited free side dishes, and all delicious (my kid had 4 bowls of glass noodles 🤣) • Staff grills the meat for you — pro-level BBQ, juicy and tender every time! • Kid-friendly — seaweed snacks when you sit, ice cream after 🍦.Kids love it!! • Clean, no smoke, and you can customize all sauces to your taste! 🔥 Tip: The BBQ combo is super filling — best to share with a group so you can try more dishes. 📍Located right next to 99 Ranch Market (De Anza) — perfect spot to walk off the feast after!

Cupertino Korean BBQ The meat satisfied my craving! Haven't had Korean BBQ in so long! I was craving it! This time, I ordered the Beef Combo M meal (for 2-3 people), and the portions were huge! The thick-cut Rib Eye had beautiful marbling, and the aroma filled the air the moment it hit the grill; The short ribs, brisket, and marinated beef rib strips were all so tender and more flavorful the more you chew; Even the shrimp were super fresh, sweet with just a quick grill. The meal also came with: Small servings of Bossam cabbage rolls, seafood soft tofu soup, steamed eggs, and fruit (pineapple and oranges) which were incredibly sweet! I also ordered: Ramen Tteokbokki The spicy and sweet sauce was addictive, and the fish cakes and noodles were so flavorful. I would have ordered another serving if I wasn't so full! Ox Knee Bone Soup The broth was rich and smooth as creamy milk, pure collagen, ladies! You have to try this! The overall dining experience was fantastic. The environment was clean and comfortable, and the staff helped with the grilling! They have a lunch combo for $59 on weekdays. Sounds so cheap! I'll have to try it next time! Plus, it's right next to 99 Ranch, making it convenient for a quick shopping trip!

I felt Wooga provided the best dining experience based on service, quality, freshness and price. Our server was phenomenal. While she had 3 other tables, she managed or provide exceptional service and cooked our meats. My friend and I ordered the selection of two meats, an al la carte short rib, soup stew and the egg soup. Everything was fresh and fantastic. The portions were more than enough. The steamed egg soup arrived super hot and fresh. The egg itself was silky. It paired well with the beef brisket and pork belly. This is my favorite Korean BBQ to revisit when in the area for a business trip.

Wow its our new fav bbq sopt！ What we tried: 🥩 Beef Combo — 4 cuts of beef + shrimp + soup + egg + sides. Great value & super fresh! 🍲 Mixed Boiled Beef Soup — oxtail + brisket + tendon in rich broth, so comforting. 🍱 Stone Bibimbap — crispy rice, tasty sauce, totally hits the spot. 🦞 Seafood Pancake — decent but not a must. Not AYCE anymore, but portions are big and the quality’s 🔥 Nice decor, friendly service, and easy parking. will come back next time！

Bay Area Korean BBQ | Tastes Just Like Hongdae Street Stalls I saw this place on social media and went to try it right away — and it was honestly so delicious. Everything tasted authentic, like the kind of Korean BBQ you’d find at street stalls in Hongdae. The Wooga 59-yuan set is a must. The value is insane for the amount and variety you get, and it’s so good that it honestly makes other places feel less impressive. I’m already looking for someone to go with for my next visit. Grilled Beef (5/5) The beef was incredibly juicy but not greasy at all. The aroma immediately reminded me of walking through street food spots in Myeongdong. Every bite had a rich, beefy flavor that really stood out. Grilled Pork Belly (4.5/5) Perfect with garlic in one bite. This is exactly what grilled pork belly should be — rich, juicy, well-charred, and crispy on the edges. Grilled Pork Chop (4/5) Best enjoyed with a little salt to bring out the natural flavor. The meat was surprisingly sweet and savory, and honestly the kind of satisfaction that makes a meat lover emotional. Spicy Pork Ribs (5/5) A must-order. The meat was tender and practically falling off the bone, coated in a sweet-and-spicy sauce that gets more addictive with every bite. Even the rice cakes and pumpkin were marinated perfectly. The ox bone broth was light but comforting and made the whole meal feel warm and satisfying. The Margarita was also a great touch — refreshing, photogenic, and a perfect palate cleanser between bites. Another highlight was the service: the staff helped grill everything the entire time and were super friendly. You can really just sit down and enjoy without worrying about anything. This is the real deal — you can enjoy authentic Korean BBQ flavors without flying to Seoul.

Good authentic Korean bbq. Wooga combo for 3-4 people is more than enough food to feed a large group. They also cook your bbq for you on your grill so makes it easier to just enjoy the food

The ribeye is the best, very soft and good quality, def try it out. My boyfriend and I got the medium beef combo, and we goy really full, so the portion is pretty good. The brisket is a little chewy, not as soft as ribeye, but still pretty good quality. The best part I think is the service, the people here are friendly and they cook very clean, the grill is changed after every round of cooking.

Great Korean BBQ Spot! The kimchi pancake was a standout—super crispy and flavorful, not oily at all. Definitely eat it fresh; it loses its magic if you take it home. The cold noodles were perfect with the grilled meat, but be careful with the wasabi—it’s stronger than expected! A great balance of hot and cold flavors. The pork neck stew was tender and well-seasoned, great with rice (just note it has perilla leaves, so ask to skip if you don’t like them). We got the 2-3 person BBQ set, which was plenty of food—it comes with lots of sides, including a small portion of bossam. Solid meal overall!

Found this place by chance next to 99 Ranch and it turned out to be one of the best Korean BBQ spots I’ve tried in the Bay Area. The menu is huge with not only BBQ but also stews, soups, noodles, and even cuts like beef shank and oxtail. The meat quality was excellent — especially the boneless short rib and brisket — and they offer 12 different dipping sauces, which was a nice touch. Service was outstanding: staff changed the grill after every round, cooked the meat perfectly, and kept the pace comfortable without rushing us. The restaurant was clean, no smoke inside, and the lunch combo was a great value.

Had a great experience at Wooga Korean BBQ! The quality of the meat was excellent — super fresh and well-marinated, especially the beef short ribs,beef brisket and rib eye! I highly recommend seafood pancake and cold noodles with more vinegar.The staff was really friendly and helped us grill everything perfectly. Loved the variety of side dishes too — they kept refilling them without us even asking. The restaurant was clean, and the atmosphere was lively but not too loud. Definitely a solid spot if you’re craving Korean BBQ in SF. Will be back for sure!

New Korean BBQ! Thick-cut Grilled Steak and Korean Drama-style Grilled Beef Intestines. I last had thick-cut steak at 10 Butchers, and passing by this newly opened Korean BBQ, I discovered the same style! Overall, the menu offers better value for money. My friends and I chose this spot for our farewell meal, mainly because we wanted to try the grilled beef intestines featured in Korean dramas. The restaurant is quite spacious inside, with both group tables and smaller tables available. The service staff are very enthusiastic. As soon as we asked about popular recommendations, we started ordering right away. We ordered the signature thick-cut steak. It was really thick and fresh, and cooked perfectly. Personally, I think it’s on par with 10 Butchers. The server even grilled it personally, which added an authentic touch. The meat sizzled over the fire and was cooked to perfection—crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and paired with sauce, it was absolutely delicious. We also tried the beef intestines, prepared in the style often seen in Korean dramas. Initially, they were quite fatty when served, but after grilling, all the fat was rendered out, leaving only the crispy intestine casing. It was flavorful and not greasy at all. Wrapping them in lettuce with garlic slices made them even better. We ordered a double-person combo, which included two types of meat, including sirloin and shrimp, plus a free egg drop soup and a vegetable salad. Everything was very tasty, and this combo is quite suitable for two people. As usual, I tend to order more than I can eat. We also got seafood scallion pancakes and Korean spicy rice cakes. It was a lot—definitely too much for just two people—but everything was delicious. The seafood pancake included scallions, squid, and shrimp, while the spicy rice cakes were mixed with Italian cabbage. Average price per person is around $60–80, and you can eat quite a lot. I highly recommend the thick-cut steak and grilled beef intestines. A must-try for beef intestine lovers. The ingredients are fresh, there is no fishy smell, and the preparation is very clean.

This Korean BBQ spot in Cupertino had me practically licking the plate clean! 😭 Who gets it?! I was just shopping for groceries at 99 Ranch in Cupertino when I stumbled right into this Korean restaurant next door, and wow—combining “grocery run + BBQ feast” has never felt so perfect. That short rib and the BBQ combo? I’m drooling just thinking about it! 📍Save the address now: 10493 S De Anza Blvd, right next to 99 Ranch Market! After stocking up on fruits and fresh produce, you can walk straight in with your shopping bags and sit down for a hot meal. No more “eat first or shop first” dilemma—lazy foodies, this is a dream come true. The restaurant’s sign is super eye-catching, warm orange lights with bold lettering that you can spot from afar (I even snapped a pic of the sign—finding this place is zero effort). Inside, it’s all wooden tables and warm pendant lighting, with little industrial-style touches that give it a clean, cozy, and stylish vibe. Perfect for photos too! Now let’s talk about the food—every single dish was a hit! First up, the short rib. Absolutely phenomenal. You can see the quality right away—the marbling is clear, with just the right amount of fat around the edges. When it hits the grill, the juices sizzle and the aroma pulls you in. The best part is when the outside crisps up slightly—the bite is crunchy on the outside but tender and juicy inside. The meat is so flavorful on its own you hardly need sauce. I was gnawing at the bits near the bone because it was just that good! Next, the BBQ combo—perfect for anyone who’s indecisive. It comes with beef belly, pork jowl, and pork shoulder, and the portions are generous. The beef belly curls up beautifully on the grill, releasing that rich, savory aroma. Wrap it in lettuce with garlic and kimchi—so satisfying! The pork jowl is bouncy and juicy, not dry at all, while the pork shoulder is tender and full of juices with every bite. Rotating between the three meats keeps it exciting, and the combo even comes with a little pot of soup. I had the seaweed soup—light, flavorful, and just what you need to balance out all the grilled meat. A surprise favorite was the kimchi pancake! I ordered it casually, but it blew me away. The outside was perfectly crispy with a crunchy “snap” when you bite in, while the inside stayed soft and packed with chunks of kimchi. The tangy, slightly spicy flavor paired so well with the sweet chili dipping sauce—I couldn’t stop eating it. Three slices in and still not feeling heavy at all. Definitely an appetizer worth ordering! Service was also top-notch. The staff came around often to switch out the grill plates and refill the side dishes (we got seconds of the pickled radish and bean sprouts—they’re super refreshing). We asked about grilling times, and they explained everything patiently. Anytime we needed something, they were right there—so easy and stress-free. To sum it up: grocery shopping at 99 Ranch + juicy short rib + satisfying BBQ combo + surprisingly amazing kimchi pancake = the perfect Cupertino Korean food experience. Highly recommend coming a little early at meal times though—there can be a wait!

Jacqueline Ji

Grilled Gopchang and Daechang was sooooo good!! Never had it before but the was surprised by how juicy and tasty it was. We ordered that with the beef combo, the portion was huge. Love the soon tofu soup and the japchae, the ribeye and the marinated one were my fav!! All the food were very fresh. The store was busy but the waiters were super nice and would cut and grill everything for you. Most of the customers were Koreans(that’s how you know it’s actually good :p

Emily

Our go-to Korean BBQ spot for group dinners: spacious, low smoke, not too loud, and the staff grills everything perfectly. We usually stick to BBQ, but the cheese pork rib rice cakes were a standout—bubbling, super stretchy cheese, fall-off-the-bone ribs, savory-sweet-spicy sauce, and chewy rice cakes. We also got the 2–3 person beef set (ribeye, short ribs, brisket, marinated beef finger, shrimp). The un-marinated cuts tasted clean and fresh; the marinated beef was flavorful without overpowering the meat. Everything was grilled to a perfect medium-rare/medium. The set came with stone pot soup, steamed egg, amazing stir-fried pork with cabbage, and complimentary fruit. We left totally stuffed—still grabbed a seafood pancake to go because it’s crispy outside, tender inside, and always a hit.

Leona Un

Finally found the perfect Korean BBQ spot in the bay! We ordered the small 2–3 person beef combo, and it was more than enough for three people. It comes with four different cuts of beef plus shrimp, and every single cut was high quality—no misses at all. The set also includes soup, steamed egg, lettuce, and fruit, which made it feel very complete. We also really like the Galbitang - came with three large, incredibly tender short ribs, and Seafood Pancake - crispy on the outside and full of scallions! Staff was friendly and helpful during the meal and we’d definitely come back!!

Stephanie Chen

Wooga Korean BBQ is a great spot in Cupertino South Bay. especially because of its convenient location right next to 99 Ranch Market — easy parking and perfect for grabbing groceries before or after eating. The restaurant is modern, and spacious, and it’s clearly a popular place with lots of diners. The BBQ combo sets are well balanced, letting you try multiple high-quality meats in one order, and they come with a small soup/hot pot, which is a nice bonus.

Combat Fisher

We ordered from Wooga Korean BBQ via Uber Eats. It was completely a random order since we are fairly new to the area. What a great find the food was delicious. The order ran alittle late and the Uber driver said that there were several people at the restaurant and apologized for the late delivery. My wife, her friend and I thought the food was delicious. Would we order from them again ? Absolutely ! We want to try going to the restaurant next time since they are just 2-3 freeway stops from us.

X XU

Cupertino Korean BBQ The meat satisfied my craving! Haven't had Korean BBQ in so long! I was craving it! This time, I ordered the Beef Combo M meal (for 2-3 people), and the portions were huge! The thick-cut Rib Eye had beautiful marbling, and the aroma filled the air the moment it hit the grill; The short ribs, brisket, and marinated beef rib strips were all so tender and more flavorful the more you chew; Even the shrimp were super fresh, sweet with just a quick grill. The meal also came with: Small servings of Bossam cabbage rolls, seafood soft tofu soup, steamed eggs, and fruit (pineapple and oranges) which were incredibly sweet! I also ordered: Ramen Tteokbokki The spicy and sweet sauce was addictive, and the fish cakes and noodles were so flavorful. I would have ordered another serving if I wasn't so full! Ox Knee Bone Soup The broth was rich and smooth as creamy milk, pure collagen, ladies! You have to try this! The overall dining experience was fantastic. The environment was clean and comfortable, and the staff helped with the grilling! They have a lunch combo for $59 on weekdays. Sounds so cheap! I'll have to try it next time! Plus, it's right next to 99 Ranch, making it convenient for a quick shopping trip!

Manshi Yang

Finally tried Wooga! Three of us ordered the 2–3 person beef combo, cold noodles, and spicy braised beef rib. Still had leftovers 😅 Honestly, the combo alone would’ve been enough. Like 10 Butchers, the staff grills everything for you. We went during off-hours and the service felt very patient and relaxed, no rushing at all. Beef combo highlights: Short rib (No.1) – incredibly tender and juicy, must-order Marinated beef finger – well-seasoned without overpowering the beef Beef brisket – pleasant surprise, very tender and not dry Shrimp – fresh and tasty Ribeye – the only letdown, a bit tough; would skip if ordering again The combo also comes with tofu soup or spicy soup, steamed egg, and banchan, good value overall. Other dishes: Cold noodles – not overly sweet, very refreshing with grilled meat Spicy beef rib stew – HUGE portion and about $10+ cheaper than Daeho, though sweeter and more gochujang-forward Bonus: dessert is individual Häagen-Dazs — easy to take home if you’re too full 👍 Solid meat quality and great service. Would come back!

Chunhua Meeko Liu

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Amazing BBQ Spot! Perfect for family and kids🤩 The food is incredible! Tons of options — BBQ, noodles, soups, hot pot, spicy skewers, and more. We ordered the large grilled beef combo, ox bone soup (with noodles), and seafood pancake. Five of us shared, and still had leftovers 😆 We tried the Signature Beef Combo ($179) — 4 kinds of premium beef, shrimp, pork belly wraps, tofu soup, steamed egg, salad, fruit, and 8 sauces! Everything was tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked, especially the beef is so high-quality. The tofu soup (even mild) was spicy but tasty 🌶️ The steamed egg was silky soft, and the sauces were so good I mixed them with rice 😂 ❤️ Other highlights: • Unlimited free side dishes, and all delicious (my kid had 4 bowls of glass noodles 🤣) • Staff grills the meat for you — pro-level BBQ, juicy and tender every time! • Kid-friendly — seaweed snacks when you sit, ice cream after 🍦.Kids love it!! • Clean, no smoke, and you can customize all sauces to your taste! 🔥 Tip: The BBQ combo is super filling — best to share with a group so you can try more dishes. 📍Located right next to 99 Ranch Market (De Anza) — perfect spot to walk off the feast after!

Hannah

Wow its our new fav bbq sopt！ What we tried: 🥩 Beef Combo — 4 cuts of beef + shrimp + soup + egg + sides. Great value & super fresh! 🍲 Mixed Boiled Beef Soup — oxtail + brisket + tendon in rich broth, so comforting. 🍱 Stone Bibimbap — crispy rice, tasty sauce, totally hits the spot. 🦞 Seafood Pancake — decent but not a must. Not AYCE anymore, but portions are big and the quality’s 🔥 Nice decor, friendly service, and easy parking. will come back next time！

momo

I felt Wooga provided the best dining experience based on service, quality, freshness and price. Our server was phenomenal. While she had 3 other tables, she managed or provide exceptional service and cooked our meats. My friend and I ordered the selection of two meats, an al la carte short rib, soup stew and the egg soup. Everything was fresh and fantastic. The portions were more than enough. The steamed egg soup arrived super hot and fresh. The egg itself was silky. It paired well with the beef brisket and pork belly. This is my favorite Korean BBQ to revisit when in the area for a business trip.

Mia Liu

The ribeye is the best, very soft and good quality, def try it out. My boyfriend and I got the medium beef combo, and we goy really full, so the portion is pretty good. The brisket is a little chewy, not as soft as ribeye, but still pretty good quality. The best part I think is the service, the people here are friendly and they cook very clean, the grill is changed after every round of cooking.

Lilly Liu

Found this place by chance next to 99 Ranch and it turned out to be one of the best Korean BBQ spots I’ve tried in the Bay Area. The menu is huge with not only BBQ but also stews, soups, noodles, and even cuts like beef shank and oxtail. The meat quality was excellent — especially the boneless short rib and brisket — and they offer 12 different dipping sauces, which was a nice touch. Service was outstanding: staff changed the grill after every round, cooked the meat perfectly, and kept the pace comfortable without rushing us. The restaurant was clean, no smoke inside, and the lunch combo was a great value.

Akiyo Lian

Bay Area Korean BBQ | Tastes Just Like Hongdae Street Stalls I saw this place on social media and went to try it right away — and it was honestly so delicious. Everything tasted authentic, like the kind of Korean BBQ you’d find at street stalls in Hongdae. The Wooga 59-yuan set is a must. The value is insane for the amount and variety you get, and it’s so good that it honestly makes other places feel less impressive. I’m already looking for someone to go with for my next visit. Grilled Beef (5/5) The beef was incredibly juicy but not greasy at all. The aroma immediately reminded me of walking through street food spots in Myeongdong. Every bite had a rich, beefy flavor that really stood out. Grilled Pork Belly (4.5/5) Perfect with garlic in one bite. This is exactly what grilled pork belly should be — rich, juicy, well-charred, and crispy on the edges. Grilled Pork Chop (4/5) Best enjoyed with a little salt to bring out the natural flavor. The meat was surprisingly sweet and savory, and honestly the kind of satisfaction that makes a meat lover emotional. Spicy Pork Ribs (5/5) A must-order. The meat was tender and practically falling off the bone, coated in a sweet-and-spicy sauce that gets more addictive with every bite. Even the rice cakes and pumpkin were marinated perfectly. The ox bone broth was light but comforting and made the whole meal feel warm and satisfying. The Margarita was also a great touch — refreshing, photogenic, and a perfect palate cleanser between bites. Another highlight was the service: the staff helped grill everything the entire time and were super friendly. You can really just sit down and enjoy without worrying about anything. This is the real deal — you can enjoy authentic Korean BBQ flavors without flying to Seoul.

Fiona

New Korean BBQ! Thick-cut Grilled Steak and Korean Drama-style Grilled Beef Intestines. I last had thick-cut steak at 10 Butchers, and passing by this newly opened Korean BBQ, I discovered the same style! Overall, the menu offers better value for money. My friends and I chose this spot for our farewell meal, mainly because we wanted to try the grilled beef intestines featured in Korean dramas. The restaurant is quite spacious inside, with both group tables and smaller tables available. The service staff are very enthusiastic. As soon as we asked about popular recommendations, we started ordering right away. We ordered the signature thick-cut steak. It was really thick and fresh, and cooked perfectly. Personally, I think it’s on par with 10 Butchers. The server even grilled it personally, which added an authentic touch. The meat sizzled over the fire and was cooked to perfection—crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and paired with sauce, it was absolutely delicious. We also tried the beef intestines, prepared in the style often seen in Korean dramas. Initially, they were quite fatty when served, but after grilling, all the fat was rendered out, leaving only the crispy intestine casing. It was flavorful and not greasy at all. Wrapping them in lettuce with garlic slices made them even better. We ordered a double-person combo, which included two types of meat, including sirloin and shrimp, plus a free egg drop soup and a vegetable salad. Everything was very tasty, and this combo is quite suitable for two people. As usual, I tend to order more than I can eat. We also got seafood scallion pancakes and Korean spicy rice cakes. It was a lot—definitely too much for just two people—but everything was delicious. The seafood pancake included scallions, squid, and shrimp, while the spicy rice cakes were mixed with Italian cabbage. Average price per person is around $60–80, and you can eat quite a lot. I highly recommend the thick-cut steak and grilled beef intestines. A must-try for beef intestine lovers. The ingredients are fresh, there is no fishy smell, and the preparation is very clean.

ken love

Good authentic Korean bbq. Wooga combo for 3-4 people is more than enough food to feed a large group. They also cook your bbq for you on your grill so makes it easier to just enjoy the food

Joecy Zhang

This Korean BBQ spot in Cupertino had me practically licking the plate clean! 😭 Who gets it?! I was just shopping for groceries at 99 Ranch in Cupertino when I stumbled right into this Korean restaurant next door, and wow—combining “grocery run + BBQ feast” has never felt so perfect. That short rib and the BBQ combo? I’m drooling just thinking about it! 📍Save the address now: 10493 S De Anza Blvd, right next to 99 Ranch Market! After stocking up on fruits and fresh produce, you can walk straight in with your shopping bags and sit down for a hot meal. No more “eat first or shop first” dilemma—lazy foodies, this is a dream come true. The restaurant’s sign is super eye-catching, warm orange lights with bold lettering that you can spot from afar (I even snapped a pic of the sign—finding this place is zero effort). Inside, it’s all wooden tables and warm pendant lighting, with little industrial-style touches that give it a clean, cozy, and stylish vibe. Perfect for photos too! Now let’s talk about the food—every single dish was a hit! First up, the short rib. Absolutely phenomenal. You can see the quality right away—the marbling is clear, with just the right amount of fat around the edges. When it hits the grill, the juices sizzle and the aroma pulls you in. The best part is when the outside crisps up slightly—the bite is crunchy on the outside but tender and juicy inside. The meat is so flavorful on its own you hardly need sauce. I was gnawing at the bits near the bone because it was just that good! Next, the BBQ combo—perfect for anyone who’s indecisive. It comes with beef belly, pork jowl, and pork shoulder, and the portions are generous. The beef belly curls up beautifully on the grill, releasing that rich, savory aroma. Wrap it in lettuce with garlic and kimchi—so satisfying! The pork jowl is bouncy and juicy, not dry at all, while the pork shoulder is tender and full of juices with every bite. Rotating between the three meats keeps it exciting, and the combo even comes with a little pot of soup. I had the seaweed soup—light, flavorful, and just what you need to balance out all the grilled meat. A surprise favorite was the kimchi pancake! I ordered it casually, but it blew me away. The outside was perfectly crispy with a crunchy “snap” when you bite in, while the inside stayed soft and packed with chunks of kimchi. The tangy, slightly spicy flavor paired so well with the sweet chili dipping sauce—I couldn’t stop eating it. Three slices in and still not feeling heavy at all. Definitely an appetizer worth ordering! Service was also top-notch. The staff came around often to switch out the grill plates and refill the side dishes (we got seconds of the pickled radish and bean sprouts—they’re super refreshing). We asked about grilling times, and they explained everything patiently. Anytime we needed something, they were right there—so easy and stress-free. To sum it up: grocery shopping at 99 Ranch + juicy short rib + satisfying BBQ combo + surprisingly amazing kimchi pancake = the perfect Cupertino Korean food experience. Highly recommend coming a little early at meal times though—there can be a wait!

Zhiyuan Yang

Great Korean BBQ Spot! The kimchi pancake was a standout—super crispy and flavorful, not oily at all. Definitely eat it fresh; it loses its magic if you take it home. The cold noodles were perfect with the grilled meat, but be careful with the wasabi—it’s stronger than expected! A great balance of hot and cold flavors. The pork neck stew was tender and well-seasoned, great with rice (just note it has perilla leaves, so ask to skip if you don’t like them). We got the 2-3 person BBQ set, which was plenty of food—it comes with lots of sides, including a small portion of bossam. Solid meal overall!

lesley lam

Had a great experience at Wooga Korean BBQ! The quality of the meat was excellent — super fresh and well-marinated, especially the beef short ribs,beef brisket and rib eye! I highly recommend seafood pancake and cold noodles with more vinegar.The staff was really friendly and helped us grill everything perfectly. Loved the variety of side dishes too — they kept refilling them without us even asking. The restaurant was clean, and the atmosphere was lively but not too loud. Definitely a solid spot if you’re craving Korean BBQ in SF. Will be back for sure!

Avo

Korean BBQ isn’t rare in the Bay Area, but the quality here stands out. Even for someone not in the mood for BBQ, there are plenty of soups and main dishes to choose from. It’s also super convenient—the restaurant is right next to 99 Ranch, so grab groceries after eating! The service impressed me too. They helped grill the meat. My favorites: 🍖 Beef Combo for 2-3 🐷 Braised Short Rib with Cheese 🐮 Assorted Bone Soup

This place is actually ok! We went here last week and decided to try out beef combo. To be honest, my expectation was pretty low becuase this place used to be AYCE from what I heard. But, the quality of meat is pretty good and side dishes that comes with combo were good! Bean paste stew was good but wish had better rice. It was too dry. Other than that, meat portion and service they provide was worth for the price we paid for 2ppl.

One of the better KBBQ places i have been in last 5-6 years in the bay area. Nice atmosphere and sitting arrangements. Good service as they do bbq and change grill as needed. The quality of meet was great. They have good combos with bossan, steamed eggs, salad, sou, and other sides. I would recommend this place and will surely visit again

+4

Came here on a Saturday for lunch and we were immediately seated. We were 2 people and ordered the beef combo. Overall, it was a lot of food and you won't leave hungry! We also enjoyed the meats we had. Service could have been better, there seemed to just place the food in front of us with no explanation or communication.

+6

Galbijim - It's actually better than expected. We didn't order the spicy which we should. The flavor is good, the quality of the ribs aren't bad. There were some tougher ones and it's $65. Seafood pancake - It's not bad. They put decent amount of squids in it and that's all I care. 😆 Bossam - The quality of the pork was good, the ingredients also pretty good. It's a different dish from other Korean restaurants. LA galbi - Good quality. Good flavor. Well grilled. That's all you can ask for with kalbi. Tteokbokki - Honestly, this is street food from Korea, nothing fancy. As long as the sauce is good, the rice cake is chewy and soft. That's it! However, instead of using real fish cake, they use the one from the small dishes appetizers. I've had the fish cake from Korea and they were much better. All in all, I hope they do well. It's nice to have a mid range Korean BBQ restaurant near Los Altos/Palo Alto.

+3

There are more and more Korean BBQ restaurants, and I think they are all the same. But here is easy to parking and easy to get the table . The space is large and the meat quality is good. Many Ayce's barbecue meats are of poor quality. If you want good quality beef and pork belly, this is one of the restaurants with affordable prices , good service .

+1

Great menu options and combos! Beer comes in an ice cold glass. Everything is solid. Came on a Friday for early dinner and was pleasantly surprised by their COMBO! Why? Because it includes BOSSAM. That is how it should be IMO. It's not really an entree but a side...and I haven't seen any other restaurant offer it as a side. The combo also includes gyeran jjim and a soup/stew. We went for the pork combo and it ended with grilled shrimp, which is also unique. The value for how much food they give and variations is so worth it. Everything was very good, including their draft beer. As far as quality, I'd say 10 butchers still holds the crown in my books for best quality meat. Also, I didn't love every side dish, but it was tasty nonetheless. A solid 4 stars for good food, value, space, and service! P.S. they have mouthwash in the bathrooms! Never seen that before at a kbbq restaurant but a nice touch. Just ran out of cups.

+6

We really enjoyed the seafood pancake (crispy edges, flavorful filling) and the bibimbap (fresh ingredients, perfect sauce mix). The beef BBQ combo was a great deal—the portions were larger than we expected. However, some cuts of meat had a stronger gamey taste than we preferred. That said, the overall experience was positive thanks to the tasty sides and generous portions.

+6

We tried the lunch combo ( soybean soup and tofu seafood soup with pork and beef rice). The price is good. For my soybean tofu is a little bit salty however the seafood one is good. A lot of side dishes is a plus. I like the way they have mouthwash in their restroom. It’s a good meal for me today.

Su Hnin Lwin

We tried the lunch combo ( soybean soup and tofu seafood soup with pork and beef rice). The price is good. For my soybean tofu is a little bit salty however the seafood one is good. A lot of side dishes is a plus. I like the way they have mouthwash in their restroom. It’s a good meal for me today.

We had both lunch combo and stew combo. The lunch combo doesn’t have a lot of meat. But decent taste. The sauces plate really make it good They told us there is no Cabrisal (La ribs), then I saw they serve it to other tables later. They also forgot the steamed egg, and the waitress was a little clueless and said doesn’t come with it.

+6

Wooga Korean BBQ was nice, but it could have been better. Compared to other BBQ places, the meat quality was good, which we appreciated. However, the service was quite slow. It took more than 20-25 minutes to get our first few dishes. One of the best parts of Korean BBQ is the small side dishes, which usually get refilled quickly. But at Wooga, they didn’t bring more unless we asked, and even then, it took some time and made us feel a bit uncomfortable. This was disappointing, as side dishes are a big part of the experience, and they didn’t meet expectations here. On the positive side, we really liked the shrimp and short ribs; these were our favorite dishes.

+6

Don't recommend it at all,there's a lot of better options in the bay area. First of all,it was super cold,almost the same temperature as outside (night in January) ,they just changed our seat and it was super cold too.We though that once they started the bbq it was gonna be warmer,but no. Second of all, the food cuality wasn't that good. The stew tasted off and the meat cuality was bad, marinated beef too sweet so we couldn't eat it. I think the servers were bored, because all of them were touching our meat every minute and they rushed us a lot, they forgot our rice and drinks 2 times. We came 8:30, so we had one hour until last call, but they rushed us so much that we were on the last meat of the combo at 9:00 pm.10 minutes after,they gave us the check without asking for it and said they were closing.I wanted to order more but I didn't feel like eat more so I payed and we went to another place. I know the staff is tired or want to go home, but we are paying for the food and the service so at least if I'm gonna pay 200$ for a 2 person meal,I expect at least decent time to eat and better treatment. I don't recommend it to go as a couple and at night, they have a good variety of food in the menu so maybe at lunch,maybe then is not gonna be that cold. Horrible experience.

The service was awful! The restaurant was large but the waiters just ignored people. We went there 8:20 PM waited for 10 mins and waiters just ignored us. Then we asked and they said they were about to close. Even if you go to their website they have a slot for 8:30 PM. It is really bad service because they would not serve and didn‘t tell you just let you join waitlist and sit.

Food is fine but the services have some significant issues 1. Right after the server beat us to the seat, we asked for hot tea. The tea was not delivered to us until we are half done with our food and made the same request three times in a row 2. We ordered the lunch BBQ combo, in which a tofu soup is included. After specially mentioning we want seafood in the soup, we were given a soup with meat in there. Of course, we were not able to tell as the soup is dark and tasted it. Later the right soup was delivered to our table. The serve took a cold look at us and said "you already touched the soup so..." Without apologizing. The way she behaved made it sound like it's our fault. Being with my family including a little one, I didn't make a big deal. But...what a rude server with thousands of tattoos. 3. We also ordered bibimbap but we didn't get it until the very end of our meal and we had to take it home 4. The server with significant tattoos is a role model for "head down and do her work" as she is not cognizant of the customers' needs at all If you cherish your time and time with family in particular, please do not go to this restaurant.