Well, how do you do! What a fantastic foodie find. Small shop that packs enormous flavor.Their kimchi fried is great with onions, kimchi & tiny squares of tofu that is seasoned to perfection. Jap chae with slivers of carrots, green onions and yellow onions.That galbi was a show stopper, grilled before my very eyes, lightly sauced tender to the touch it separated from the bone every so easily. The small portion of kimchi that's included is not enough. You can thankfully purchase a mason jar of kimchi. The portion sizes are fat kid pleasing.Go in pairs parking is terrible.They take cards
Keena Middleton
Bart Grocery doesn’t miss! Go To order Bulgogi Beef and Japchae hold the rice extra Kimchi plz. The flood is fresh and they give you a hefty plate. It is also a small store go check it out!
Elaine Y.
I finally get around to going to Bart's for myself and I completely forgot to take photos. D'oh! Must have been so drawn in by the smells! I ordered two plates (one bulgolgi and one grilled chicken) and a side of potstickers for my family's lunch. Total came to about $45 with tip. Order took about 15 minutes to make and during that time, both DoorDash orders and phone orders did not stop flooding in! It was impressive they were able to keep pace! Upon arriving home and presenting the goods to my family, everyone remarked how tantalizing the plates smelled! They also really loved how packed the dishes were with the meats, japchae, and rice. They also liked the little container of kimchi on the side! Dad found the japchae to be a little too salty for him but otherwise everyone really enjoyed the lunch. Admittedly my family doesn't eat a lot so it wasn't a surprise that we had leftovers, but it wasn't a lot left. It will be enough for a small meal but the eater will probably have to add something else to it. So all in all, $45 to feed 4? That's a steal in Bay today! I'm glad I was able to introduce my parents to the joint, it's always been consistently good when I've had it with friends.
Jonina I.
My GO-TO spot for japchae and galbi for takeout! I would recommend calling ahead as there aren't too many spots inside to eat. I would say it's easily around a decent price. It's moreso a mom and pop shop and the food and service is great! They are always friendly when you come in so I'd recommend it if you are in the area. We love homemade Korean meals!
Paulynne M.
I've become a regular customer! Bart Grocery is really a hidden gem in Daly City! Their portions are very generous and reasonably priced! My go-to is the spicy bulgogi. Their kalbi ribs are really good too! If I could give 6 stars I would!!! They also have delivery services available! My officemates and I have been ordering frequently as well.
Jacob Barkow
Unassuming corner store with really tasty Korean takeout. We get the bibimbap weekly!
adam l.
Usually order Kalbi and bibimbap and they are always fresh and tasty. Food is available promptly after ordering.
Karen C.
Solid Korean food. Prices are pretty reasonable too! I would always try to come here to order take out when I'm craving Korean. Don't forget to look around the aisles for snacks too!
Redolfo B.
Love their spicy pork! Service is quick and friendly. Ambiance is very "drop in, order, pick up and go". There are tables there to enjoy your food, but the market can get a bit crowded sometimes.
Jenny N.
This is an unassuming small place in a neighborhood area that is pumping out LEGIT delicious korean food! I've been going here for the past couple years and they have been consistently delicious! Its a mini convenience store that has a mean kitchen for togo/pick up orders and also available on Doordash. Due to it being in a small neighborhood area, parking was always scarce but now it's even more atrocious with many drivers waiting for food deliveries. I still always test my luck though since I usually do large orders and I just can't justify all them doordash fees/markups! This mom and pop shop has pretty solid portions, reasonable pricing, and great quality food! My usual is the galbi which comes with big cuts of well marinated short rib that is oh soooo tender! It also comes with some scrumptious japchae on top of white rice. It's a total banger. I've also tried the beef bulgolgi, spicy pork, and kim chi fried rice that are also super solid. The only thing I was meh about was their tofu soup which I thought lacked flavor but it could've been an off day. During my last encounter, I parked a block away and walked in carrying my 1 year old daughter and the owner was telling her husband to carry my order to my car. How sweet and thoughtful!!! I will keep coming back!!
This was a great find by my brother. A small grocery store with a restaurant that serves great Korean food. Everything we ordered was delicious. Definitely a local spot.
Ruk G.
I used to be a regular here long long time ago before yelping. Since it was so closed to my place and I was craving for grilled meat, I went for it. I always ordered short ribs with Korean glass noodles combos. It came with rice and some steam vegetables. Instead of side salad that I used to get, the lady asked me if I wanted the side kimchi. I said "please" right away. The portion was still huge as before. I ended up stuffing myself every time cau I didn't want to waste any of it. Also, I went for spicy tofu soup too. Oh mannn adding it to my favorite list after a couple of bites. The soup consisted with some dumplings tofu and some veggies. The level of spiciness is tolerable. It was fresh hot to warm me up on the rainy day. The counter lady is always super nice and friendly. Parking can be difficult. Since it is walking distance from me I wouldn't deduct points. Part of the restaurant is grocery so you can always pickup some soju along with the meal and some desserts. Too hungry again for pics. I apologized. Family owned restaurant which is established for a long time. Try them out. Iwill always support this place. Heart to the owners.
Anna K.
Wonderful place to eat Korean food. The owners are sweet and friendly. I love coming here! The atmosphere is very cozy and it's a nice place to grab groceries as well.
Emily C.
Located in a somewhat residential area with street parking. We ordered Beef Bulgogi and Spicy Tofu Soup - both were reasonably priced and big portions that kept two hungry people full. Beef bulgogi came with rice, japchae, onions, carrots, and a side of kimchi. The spicy tofu soup was well packed and included mandu at a tolerable spice level. The food was ready quickly and while we waited there were cute cats outside :) We also bought some snacks too, but be prepared to pay a bit more than a typical grocery store/Asian supermarket. Since it's a small business I'm happy to support!
Vanessa O.
I used to frequent this Bart station but never stopped in... my mistake! This place has solid Korean comfort food options in big portions at reasonable prices. Love their japchae (small but packed container for $9, but also included with some entrees like the spicy pork). Spicy pork ($16) is served atop a bed of rice, and includes japchae. Spicy pork isn't overly spicy, and also not too fatty, which I appreciate! Though it's pretty oily and all the spicy oil soaks into the rice. I still ate it, though! Kimchi fried rice is also good, and again those containers are packed to the brim! 1 container can easily feed 2 people. Great find--it will be a go to delivery spot!
Well, how do you do! What a fantastic foodie find. Small shop that packs enormous flavor.Their kimchi fried is great with onions, kimchi & tiny squares of tofu that is seasoned to perfection. Jap chae with slivers of carrots, green onions and yellow onions.That galbi was a show stopper, grilled before my very eyes, lightly sauced tender to the touch it separated from the bone every so easily. The small portion of kimchi that's included is not enough. You can thankfully purchase a mason jar of kimchi. The portion sizes are fat kid pleasing.Go in pairs parking is terrible.They take cards
Bart Grocery doesn’t miss! Go To order Bulgogi Beef and Japchae hold the rice extra Kimchi plz. The flood is fresh and they give you a hefty plate. It is also a small store go check it out!
I finally get around to going to Bart's for myself and I completely forgot to take photos. D'oh! Must have been so drawn in by the smells! I ordered two plates (one bulgolgi and one grilled chicken) and a side of potstickers for my family's lunch. Total came to about $45 with tip. Order took about 15 minutes to make and during that time, both DoorDash orders and phone orders did not stop flooding in! It was impressive they were able to keep pace! Upon arriving home and presenting the goods to my family, everyone remarked how tantalizing the plates smelled! They also really loved how packed the dishes were with the meats, japchae, and rice. They also liked the little container of kimchi on the side! Dad found the japchae to be a little too salty for him but otherwise everyone really enjoyed the lunch. Admittedly my family doesn't eat a lot so it wasn't a surprise that we had leftovers, but it wasn't a lot left. It will be enough for a small meal but the eater will probably have to add something else to it. So all in all, $45 to feed 4? That's a steal in Bay today! I'm glad I was able to introduce my parents to the joint, it's always been consistently good when I've had it with friends.
My GO-TO spot for japchae and galbi for takeout! I would recommend calling ahead as there aren't too many spots inside to eat. I would say it's easily around a decent price. It's moreso a mom and pop shop and the food and service is great! They are always friendly when you come in so I'd recommend it if you are in the area. We love homemade Korean meals!
I've become a regular customer! Bart Grocery is really a hidden gem in Daly City! Their portions are very generous and reasonably priced! My go-to is the spicy bulgogi. Their kalbi ribs are really good too! If I could give 6 stars I would!!! They also have delivery services available! My officemates and I have been ordering frequently as well.
Unassuming corner store with really tasty Korean takeout. We get the bibimbap weekly!
Usually order Kalbi and bibimbap and they are always fresh and tasty. Food is available promptly after ordering.
Solid Korean food. Prices are pretty reasonable too! I would always try to come here to order take out when I'm craving Korean. Don't forget to look around the aisles for snacks too!
Love their spicy pork! Service is quick and friendly. Ambiance is very "drop in, order, pick up and go". There are tables there to enjoy your food, but the market can get a bit crowded sometimes.
This is an unassuming small place in a neighborhood area that is pumping out LEGIT delicious korean food! I've been going here for the past couple years and they have been consistently delicious! Its a mini convenience store that has a mean kitchen for togo/pick up orders and also available on Doordash. Due to it being in a small neighborhood area, parking was always scarce but now it's even more atrocious with many drivers waiting for food deliveries. I still always test my luck though since I usually do large orders and I just can't justify all them doordash fees/markups! This mom and pop shop has pretty solid portions, reasonable pricing, and great quality food! My usual is the galbi which comes with big cuts of well marinated short rib that is oh soooo tender! It also comes with some scrumptious japchae on top of white rice. It's a total banger. I've also tried the beef bulgolgi, spicy pork, and kim chi fried rice that are also super solid. The only thing I was meh about was their tofu soup which I thought lacked flavor but it could've been an off day. During my last encounter, I parked a block away and walked in carrying my 1 year old daughter and the owner was telling her husband to carry my order to my car. How sweet and thoughtful!!! I will keep coming back!!
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This was a great find by my brother. A small grocery store with a restaurant that serves great Korean food. Everything we ordered was delicious. Definitely a local spot.
I used to be a regular here long long time ago before yelping. Since it was so closed to my place and I was craving for grilled meat, I went for it. I always ordered short ribs with Korean glass noodles combos. It came with rice and some steam vegetables. Instead of side salad that I used to get, the lady asked me if I wanted the side kimchi. I said "please" right away. The portion was still huge as before. I ended up stuffing myself every time cau I didn't want to waste any of it. Also, I went for spicy tofu soup too. Oh mannn adding it to my favorite list after a couple of bites. The soup consisted with some dumplings tofu and some veggies. The level of spiciness is tolerable. It was fresh hot to warm me up on the rainy day. The counter lady is always super nice and friendly. Parking can be difficult. Since it is walking distance from me I wouldn't deduct points. Part of the restaurant is grocery so you can always pickup some soju along with the meal and some desserts. Too hungry again for pics. I apologized. Family owned restaurant which is established for a long time. Try them out. Iwill always support this place. Heart to the owners.
Wonderful place to eat Korean food. The owners are sweet and friendly. I love coming here! The atmosphere is very cozy and it's a nice place to grab groceries as well.
Located in a somewhat residential area with street parking. We ordered Beef Bulgogi and Spicy Tofu Soup - both were reasonably priced and big portions that kept two hungry people full. Beef bulgogi came with rice, japchae, onions, carrots, and a side of kimchi. The spicy tofu soup was well packed and included mandu at a tolerable spice level. The food was ready quickly and while we waited there were cute cats outside :) We also bought some snacks too, but be prepared to pay a bit more than a typical grocery store/Asian supermarket. Since it's a small business I'm happy to support!
I used to frequent this Bart station but never stopped in... my mistake! This place has solid Korean comfort food options in big portions at reasonable prices. Love their japchae (small but packed container for $9, but also included with some entrees like the spicy pork). Spicy pork ($16) is served atop a bed of rice, and includes japchae. Spicy pork isn't overly spicy, and also not too fatty, which I appreciate! Though it's pretty oily and all the spicy oil soaks into the rice. I still ate it, though! Kimchi fried rice is also good, and again those containers are packed to the brim! 1 container can easily feed 2 people. Great find--it will be a go to delivery spot!