Gaja, the Korean spot from siblings Tim, Danny and Jennifer Song and their father James and chef Allen Suh , is open for business in East Atlanta at 491 Flat Shoals Ave. SE, across from The Earl.
Credit: Yvonne Zusel
Credit: Yvonne Zusel
The menu, which still features several "coming soon" dishes , includes Korean appetizers, soups, ssam wraps and main dishes such as bibm mandu - duck and barley pan-fried dumplings on top of cabbage, sweetened soy sauce and curry sauce; dwenjang jiggae - fermented soybean soup with carrot, corn, collards and cauliflower; and dubu - roasted tofu with american cheese.
While Tim Song says Gaja is still waiting on its liquor license, the restaurant will soon have a full bar and cocktail menu, consulted on by Miles Macquarrie of Kimball House .
The Songs and Suh previously collaborated on popular pop-ups Jook #0, which was based out of Mother in Old Fourth Ward, and Gaja Mokja, and Suh helmed Gato Arigato, a pop-up that operated after-hours at the breakfast diner Gato Bizco in Candler Park.
Read where Allen Suh likes to eat around Atlanta here.
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