Although Gal's Sushi opened up for a long time, this is the first time I've been here!
I really wanted Korean food, but somewhere a little closer to myself, so my friends suggested to come here - even though their specialty is Japanese. It was fairly filled up on a weekday night over the second week of holidays. Something I really enjoyed was their privacy that they value in all of their seats - each person had a booth - not a wide open area, though in thick winter jackets and bags and presents, it was a little challenging for 4 girls to share a booth area.
I ordered the Gam Ja Tang - $11.99. Gam Ja Tang is Korean for Pork Bone Soup. They served us sweet potatoes and glass noodles (classic favourites) for the banchan. All of our meals came out at once, at a decent speed. This also came with a bowl of rice. The pork bone soup had maybe 5 pieces of rice cake or so, though I didn't think of it as anything SUPER special. The soup was moderately spicy, and the pork bones had a little bit of meat.
I think I would come back to try their Bento Boxes because I heard that those were their specialty.