Skip to main content

Gamja Gamja Garlic Potato

Note: This establishment is already closed.


Gamja Gamja Jaja size

I hate passing by this mall's basement because I never fail in buying these yummy garlic potatoes.

Gamja means "potato" in Korean.

Gamja Gamja Garlic Potatoes are deep-fried diced potatoes then glazed with secret ingredients and sesame seeds on top. What I love about Gamja Gamja (aside from the potatoes) is the packaging. The cup (as shown above) has a lid with a hole big enough for you to get one piece at a time (they are not using toothpicks but a two-prong stick).

This is what Gamja Gamja Garlic Potato looks like:


Photo from aeriskitchen.com

You can buy Gamja Gamja in three sizes: Potpot size (Php 39), Jaja size (Php 49), and Garlee size (Php 59). Gamja garlic potato is a bit sweet and a little salty. You would also notice that there are grated carrots in the glaze mixture.

Overall, Gamja garlic potato is a good alternative especially if you're having a craving for potatoes but don't want to get messy by eating fries. It's also less expensive than Potato Corner.

It's a nice treat while waiting for a shuttle or bus ride.

-------------------------------------------------------

Gamja Gamja Garlic Potato
Basement Level, Main Mall

Robinson's Galleria (in front of Jollibee)

EDSA cor. Ortigas Avenue

Quezon City

Comments

  1. A great alternative for fries. Might try this one although Korean food is not on my list.

    Thanks!

    ReplyDelete
  2. It's not spicy for a Korean food. :) Try it!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Yup, I'll keep that in mind. Thanks!

    ReplyDelete
  4. i'd really like to know if what they add to the sauce or the 'secret ingredient'..:) i've been trying to imitate their way of cooking and hoping to have an equal taste..yet,i failed..their website is still not working..and i would really do everything to perfect my customized gamjagamja.:) :) obviously,im addicted to gamja also.hihi

    ReplyDelete
  5. I think we're working at the same area. :)
    There are different recipes for gamja in the net. I would have to learn how to make my own gamja too! :)

    ReplyDelete
  6. This is same as the Garlic Potato they sold at SM City in North Edsa dati. Under the restaurant Koryo Korean Barbeque. Same na same lasa.

    ReplyDelete
  7. Ow. I think it's a Korean side dish, that's why. :)

    ReplyDelete
  8. There sauce is cornsyrup, sugar and water.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment