What’s also much appreciated are the weekday, lunch-only Korean bento boxes of galbi, bulgogi and teriyaki, served along with dumplings, sushi, rice and sundry banchan for $13.99 to $15.99 ...

For one, at Gaya, every table comes equipped with a charcoal grill, where guests can cook their own meal or have their server do it for them. As Mr. Woo says, “Korean food is not greasy.

The Gaya Kingdom collapsed in the 6th century and then Baekje and Silla fought each other for land. This is the first time to come across evidence that Silla took over this area after a battle with ...

Kim is a member of a Korea Heritage Service-run team that studies discoveries related to Gaya (42-562), a confederacy of city-states that was later annexed by the Silla Kingdom (57 BC–935 AD).