Gogiyo (Toa Payoh) - 978 Toa Payoh N

Came here to eat with friends after reading the reviews on social media. We ordered a stew and a bbq set but the portion does not seems to be enough for 5 pax. My friends and I felt that the food was not up to hype as well. Positive thing was, if you are still hungry, there are other stalls to try out as it is located at a food court. And afraid that I could not get a table, the staff actually helped to reserve a table for me. Appreciate their help with it.

This food stall is located in a food court called Grains and Hops, which is not very accessible. You need to access it via an escalator. You can see the stall once you enter from here. The overall vibe is very nice at the food court; very well designed and with aircon and many other food stalls. Place is quite huge. You can order either ala carte or mookata/army stew. However, note that ala carte is only available until 3pm (last order) Mookata/army stew is only available during dinner timings, from 5pm onwards. There seems to be a 2h transition period according to the staffs. We came at around 330pm and had to wait till 5pm, because they don't sell anything in between. Suggest to update operating hours. This is opened by Shane Pow, a local celebrity. Tables are quickly filled with mookata/steamboat pots from the stall, once they open at 5. We ordered the army stew set and mookata set (ingredients are fixed in the set). Seems like you can scan the qr code to order, then make payment at the stall to order more food. For mookata, they don't use pig lard or anything, so we can just bbq the food on top. Refills of soup and change if gas can be requested at the stall. Food is fairly decent. BBQ bulgogi chicken tastes really good when barbequed. Came as my mum wanted to try. Affordable pricing. Might try ala carte next time. Might come again!

A new stall selling Korean cuisine. Tried the Army stew and the BBQ Lover hot plate (similar concept to mookata). The people running this stall are all very friendly and helpful. Do support :)

Take the escalator up to the second floor. Shop is situated in Grains And hobs. There are cheap beers. Tried the recommended by Shane lovers set. Portion is just nice for 2pax. Liked the marinated beef the most. There is no pork lard given so have to strategize the cooking order. Only had one staff serving so service was a little slow on a Wednesday night.

$52 for 4 pax(with additional 2 white rice) Reasonable portion, marination is good Kimchi not nice.

A great place to have your Korean food cravings fixed. Portion is pretty generous with a price tag worth for your money. No GST, no service charge. Ordered pork army stew with huge amount of pork meat and kimchi. There are also rice bowls, noodles and Korean bbq. More reason to drop by again. One concerning thing though, is that for dine in customers, we are given a small paper cup. Super small size that it was almost impossible not to spill out gravy on the table. Would suggest using a bigger bowl for us because it is really challenging to eat in such a small sized cup. Location may be slightly hard to locate as it sits on the second floor inside a Grains & Hops food court and bistro of one of the buildings in the industrial area.

This is the 2nd time that we went back to this outlet cause the food was good and the service was good. The tobboki didn't taste plastic or instant at all which is pretty good. Their rice bowls are surprisingly good too. Worth the visit if you are nearby for quick korean food fix!

Food was generally okay. The fried chicken was very crispy and tender, tasted quite well with the mentaiko sauce and the egg. The rice was, however, hard and lumpy. Had a difficult time mixing the rice and the ingredients together with the disposable utensils. My jaw also felt quite sore after eating. Ramyun tasted average, like every other korean eatery. The service staff was quite nice.