

KoJa (aka Korean-Japanese) is a special gourmet sandwich infused with a unique combination of Korean & Japanese flavors. To step it up a notch, KoJa Kitchen substitutes the traditional wheat buns with freshly made crispy garlic rice buns. We take what is best of both cuisines and reinvent them in a way that is fun and delicious to eat for our KoJa Kitchen fans.
Food truck team’s stylish permanent space serving innovative Korean & Japanese fusion dishes.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 9:30 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:30 AM–7 PM |
| Thursday | 9:30 AM–7 PM |
| Friday | 9:30 AM–7 PM |
| Saturday | 9:30 AM–7 PM |
| Sunday | 9:30 AM–5 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 309 6th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118
Phone: (415) 463-5085
Website: http://www.kojakitchen.com/
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Reviews
I ordered a Mint Mango Lemonade, a Short Rib KoJa, a Beef Taco, and the Kamikaze Fries for pickup through Doordash. The total after tax was about $30. The “KoJa,” a rice bun burger, was delicious, but the rice was kind of hard outside from being fried. The short rib was tender, juicy, and really good. The taco was also really good and came with a little lemon wedge. The fries were my favorite out of everything; they were packed with flavor, still crispy under the toppings, and just spicy enough for me. The lemonade was more sour than I expected and I didn’t really like it, but was definitely an interesting drink.
Overall, I think the food here is great and the prices are reasonable.
On a different visit, I ordered the Crispy Chicken Bowl and the fried chicken was burnt. On yet another visit, I had their Kamikaze Fries and they were as good as I remember.
Kamikaze fries – crispy and loaded!
It’s really best for to-go.
The food is pretty simple and straightforward.
Everything is really good, it’s hard to go wrong here.
The koja “burger” is great with short ribs in between rice buns.
Fast and friendly service.
They’re located in the former Vietnamese cafe spot on 6th.
hard rice; lackluster flavor and texture in everything we ordered: umami fries, pork bowl and short rib bowl
The chicken in the bowl was very tender and flavorful, everything in the bowl worked together nicely. My boyfriend really enjoyed the rice burger.
The kamikaze fries were super fresh and the fries were on point. I loved the sauces on top!
The lemonade slush was really refreshing and delicious.
The tacos were okay. I wasn’t a fan of the chicken or pork ones. The beef was probably the best of the three. The plates were actually really filling. It came with a mini salad on the side, but the plates definitely filled us. The umami fries were the star though. The waffle cut fries tasted amazing with the sauce and pork. There was a lot of space, with patio seating. There’s lots of TV’s too, so I think it’d be a nice place to have a drink and eat the fries.
While I wouldn’t get the tacos again, I would definitely be down to get their fries again. I was super skeptical of their food before, but am now a fan.