korean bbq

[SunWuKong]

since we're talking about japanese food and chinese food, i thought i'd make a thread about korean food.

i love korean bbq, minced raw beef, and bi bim bop

[deez nuts]

I love Korean BBQ with an order of duk bok gi.

God I crave carbs, it's been so long, mmmmmm duk bok gi.

[UnitedChris81]

Korean BBQ is one of the best things to ever exist second only to kung fu movies. God bless Korean BBQ, and any other BBQ for that matter. Where would we be without all that char-broiled marinated heaven....mmmmmmmm

haha

[BeTheReds]

I like practically anything Korean.

But my favorites are Samgyupsal, dwaenjangjigae, taegutang, ddukmandoguk, and yukkaejang.

[deez nuts]

Originally posted by BeTheReds@Nov 7 2002, 07:25 PM
I like practically anything Korean.

But my favorites are Samgyupsal, dwaenjangjigae, taegutang, ddukmandoguk, and yukkaejang.
oh god I'm hungry!

[lethal]

Glad I just had some tonight...else my mouth would be watering.

[amietron]

sounds so good right now. Mmmmmmmm. yummy.

[amietron]

if you've ever eaten at a korean BBQ place where you cook the food yourself, you may or may not have noticed if the fire was gas or charcoal. can you taste the difference? i know the charcoal grill adds flavor and makes the meat taste more authentic and BBQ-ish. =)

[karizma]

>> ahhhh gimme...i love korean bbq but you walk outta the restaurant smelling like shit...well bbq meat isnt exactly shitty-smelling but its not something ralph lauren would bottle and sell for 49bucks a pop =P

[applehead]

there was an episode on Frasier in which Niles complains about having to spend so much money on dry cleaning his expensive suit after eating Korean BBQ.

my doggies go crazy when I come home from a korean restaurant where they BBQ. :lol:

[BeTheReds]

Originally posted by applehead@Nov 8 2002, 03:12 AM
there was an episode on Frasier in which Niles complains about having to spend so much money on dry cleaning his expensive suit after eating Korean BBQ.

my doggies go crazy when I come home from a korean restaurant where they BBQ. :lol:
See, all the Korean drycleaners are in league with the Kalbijip (BBQ Restaurants). It's a conspiracy.

[Hanuman]

I had Korean BBQ when I was young, but that was a long time ago, I think I'll have to revisit one just to see what all the talks about. Hmmm, any recomendations for the NY metro area?

[tapestrybabe]

Originally posted by Tawee@Nov 8 2002, 02:39 PM
I had Korean BBQ when I was young, but that was a long time ago, I think I'll have to revisit one just to see what all the talks about. Hmmm, any recomendations for the NY metro area?
Oooo yeah, there are many good korean restaurants in the ny city area... you should try Kum Gang San... its cool cuz when you go upstairs... they cook the bbq right at your table... and than theres the Kang Suh Restaurant... and yeah, Empire Korea is a good place to go to also... they serve buffet style...

[AliBabaIncorporated]

korean bbq in HK (at shatin new town plaza), less than $10 US, all you can eat and all the drinks you want. mmm ... too bad it doesn't include beer.

[deez nuts]

Originally posted by Tawee@Nov 8 2002, 02:39 PM
Hmmm, any recomendations for the NY metro area?
Try Kang Suh on 32nd and Broadway in Korean Town.

They're known for bulgogi and kalbi.


Heh what Tapestrybabe said.

There's another big one on Nothern Blvd in Flushing, Queens with the pond and the eating area outside. Forogt the name it's pretty good, too.

[applehead]

See, all the Korean drycleaners are in league with the Kalbijip (BBQ Restaurants). It's a conspiracy.[/QUOTE]
HAHAHA. never thought about it that way.
but it makes sense.

if you go to 32nd st in koreatown.. there's a couple.
but... there's this korean bbq buffet in flushing on northern blvd.

they don't bring out the ribs often because.. obviously, it's expensive.
and when they do people run to it like they haven't eaten in months.
it's sad, really.

i hate buffets..

haha. but umm...maybe you'll like it.

[seryb]

Originally posted by Chasiubao_Boy@Nov 8 2002, 12:00 PM
They're known for bulgogi and kalbi.

MMMmm...kalbi and bulgogi. Sucks being a bum...I need a job.

[applehead]

what's wrong with my quote thingy?

weird.

[jimbo]

Originally posted by AliBabaIncorporated@Nov 8 2002, 07:58 PM
korean bbq in HK (at shatin new town plaza),
I used to have a flat near there! Had to sell it though :frown:

[SunWuKong]

Originally posted by AliBabaIncorporated@Nov 8 2002, 02:58 PM
korean bbq in HK (at shatin new town plaza), less than $10 US, all you can eat and all the drinks you want. mmm ... too bad it doesn't include beer.
there's a little korean restaurant in TST. it's small but it has 2 floors. it's been there for 20 or 30 years or something and it's ran by korean people. it's great. forgot what street it's on though.

[Hanuman]

Holy smokes, I've got to give all these places a try. Now to get a group of loud rowdy friends together. Nothing better then a boisterous crew and a good meal! Thanks for the suggestions!

[LT25]

Korean... mmm! :lol: The first time I had Korean was near Ft Benning GA, Since then i've been hooked. I used to get trays of kimbob to take home with me. Beef bulgogi and yakimandu! there's a Korean resturant near here w/ an attractive Korean gal (who also works at the PX) who don't want anything to do with me :confused: too many bad experiences with Viet guys she said :confused: but I still plan to eat there w/ my boss. :lol: But it's a bit expensive when compared to chinese or italian.

[enygma]

gang-nam kalbi in chicago....mmmm....for $15 a person, it's worth it. :)

dang, i'm hungry. lucky for me, there are so many asian students here i can pick and choose an asian/korean restaurant depending on what i feel like. still, i need money to go out. :(

[Green_Jade]

Droool...

I'm going home for a week for my thanksgiving break...(hehe, I get like two weeks off from school :P ) can't wait... Korean food! and good seafood..god I miss that... the stuff I can buy here in terms of seafood is blah.

I used to be able to make one mean duk bok gi... I've lost that touch.. Mmm..

[deez nuts]

Originally posted by artzygrrl@Nov 12 2002, 01:18 AM


I used to be able to make one mean duk bok gi... I've lost that touch.. Mmm..
Hungry :cry:

[enygma]

Originally posted by artzygrrl@Nov 11 2002, 10:18 PM
I used to be able to make one mean duk bok gi... I've lost that touch.. Mmm..
the one thing that i miss about korea are the boon-shiks. ummmm......duk bok gi for about 2000 won including fried squid.....*mouth watering* :cry:

[not-a-twinkie?]

:P Yummmmmy. :P
How bout any other suggestions for the LA area....? The best place (and smelliest place) I've been to is "Soot Bull Jeep"... (spelling...???)

[thaite]

I totally wanna make one of those BBQ tables for my house.

[LT25]

Went to the Korean resturant 3x this week! sunday, just for Yakimandu (sp?). Tues for lunch alone :( and today w/ a co-worker. :lol: $6.95 Bulgogi lunch special. And soup too. :dance:

[Hanuman]

I let my friend, who happens to be Korean, crash at my house one night when he was hammered. I had another friend drive him to my house and my roomate let him in (I was working). So in gratitude he offered to take us out to dinner. I respectfully declined, then remembered this post! So it was like 'nah, you don't have to do that, it's my pleasu....wait, korean bbq!' Luckily he insists he knows some great places. I'll let you know the results.

Woo-hoo!! K-BBQ here I come!

[LCY]

I'm getting hungry reading these posts. I love Korean food, it's my favorite kind. Let's see, duk bok gi, kalbi, bibimguksoo, mandu, kimcheechigae, and soondugu are among my faves. In college, my friend and I once drove to a Korean restaurant 45 minutes away just cause we were craving good Korean food. I'm trying to learn how to cook so I can make these dishes myself (and I hate cooking).

[Green_Jade]

Originally posted by enygma@Nov 12 2002, 01:57 PM
Originally posted by artzygrrl@Nov 11 2002, 10:18 PM
I used to be able to make one mean duk bok gi...  I've lost that touch.. Mmm..
the one thing that i miss about korea are the boon-shiks. ummmm......duk bok gi for about 2000 won including fried squid.....*mouth watering* :cry:
Ohh... wow, I compeletly forgot about those. I remember when I was 10 or so, 500 won used to get me a huge plate o dok bok gi by my school... enough for me, my bro and mom.

I've recently realized I miss Korea in a way...I doubt I'll ever be able to visit.

[SunWuKong]

Originally posted by artzygrrl@Nov 19 2002, 08:06 AM
Originally posted by enygma@Nov 12 2002, 01:57 PM
Originally posted by artzygrrl@Nov 11 2002, 10:18 PM
I used to be able to make one mean duk bok gi... I've lost that touch.. Mmm..
the one thing that i miss about korea are the boon-shiks. ummmm......duk bok gi for about 2000 won including fried squid.....*mouth watering* :cry:
Ohh... wow, I compeletly forgot about those. I remember when I was 10 or so, 500 won used to get me a huge plate o dok bok gi by my school... enough for me, my bro and mom.

I've recently realized I miss Korea in a way...I doubt I'll ever be able to visit.
of course you can go back!

i encourage all asian americans to experience living in asia.

[SunWuKong]

*bump*

[lethal]

My brother went to this 24/7 Korean BBQ place in Northern Virginia named Yechon...dunno if its any good, but who has Korean BBQ cravings at 4 AM and would actually venture out to get some?

Apparantly enough people that there is a restaurant for those people.

[Napoleon Chynamite]

My very first visit to a Korean BBQ was cool but it was also before I ever started studying or learning the Korean language so my friend conveniently forgot to tell me that the sign that read 'Korean BBQ' out front was, um... in Korean. So needless to say I was looking for this big ass red sign but I kept driving past it. Due to my refusal to call up my buddy (and therefore admit that I was actually lost), I did not get there until like an hour after the designated meeting time.. :huh: Oh well Asian standard time goes well with me :lol:

[deez nuts]

Originally posted by lethalweapon@Jan 8 2003, 06:31 PM
My brother went to this 24/7 Korean BBQ place in Northern Virginia named Yechon...dunno if its any good, but who has Korean BBQ cravings at 4 AM and would actually venture out to get some?

Apparantly enough people that there is a restaurant for those people.
Those 24 hr Korean BBQ restaurant are great after clubbing and drinking.

Unless you went to Korean club and filled up on anju......nevermind I go anyways!

[iris]

Originally posted by Chasiubao_Boy@Nov 9 2002, 04:00 AM
Try Kang Suh on 32nd and Broadway in Korean Town.

They're known for bulgogi and kalbi.


Heh what Tapestrybabe said.

There's another big one on Nothern Blvd in Flushing, Queens with the pond and the eating area outside. Forogt the name it's pretty good, too.
I love that place. There's also an awesome place catty-corner to Port Authority that rocks - also forgot the name. :(

I love how in nyc, the korean bbq places comes with a ton of side dishes. If you go as a couple and just order one dish, the side dishes that come with are more than enough to fill you both up!

[applehead]

i think the one bunboy is speaking about is keum kang san.
right across the street from my apt building there's a restaurant
that gives you free nyeng myun for every order of meat.

and there's happy hour. buy one alcoholic beverage, get one free!!
including bottles of liquor...

[deez nuts]

Originally posted by applehead@Jan 9 2003, 08:44 AM
and there's happy hour. buy one alcoholic beverage, get one free!!
including bottles of liquor...
<_<

[applehead]

Originally posted by Chasiubao_Boy@Jan 9 2003, 05:50 AM
Originally posted by applehead@Jan 9 2003, 08:44 AM
and there's happy hour. &nbsp;buy one alcoholic beverage, get one free!!
including bottles of liquor...
<_<
just sharing the info!
never really took advantage of it...
not much anyway.

:lol:

[deez nuts]

Originally posted by applehead@Jan 9 2003, 08:54 AM
Originally posted by Chasiubao_Boy@Jan 9 2003, 05:50 AM
Originally posted by applehead@Jan 9 2003, 08:44 AM
and there's happy hour. buy one alcoholic beverage, get one free!!
including bottles of liquor...
<_<
just sharing the info!
never really took advantage of it...
not much anyway.

:lol:
That's that really nice place, right? Big with an outdoor eating area...pond...two floors...well lit...shiny...really nice bathrooms? PArking is in the back, but mad congested and hard to pull out.

I think we're stopping by in two weeks...before we swing by the room salon :D

[applehead]

Originally posted by Chasiubao_Boy@Jan 9 2003, 06:11 AM
Originally posted by applehead@Jan 9 2003, 08:54 AM
Originally posted by Chasiubao_Boy@Jan 9 2003, 05:50 AM
Originally posted by applehead@Jan 9 2003, 08:44 AM
and there's happy hour. buy one alcoholic beverage, get one free!!
including bottles of liquor...
<_<
just sharing the info!
never really took advantage of it...
not much anyway.

:lol:
That's that really nice place, right? Big with an outdoor eating area...pond...two floors...well lit...shiny...really nice bathrooms? PArking is in the back, but mad congested and hard to pull out.

I think we're stopping by in two weeks...before we swing by the room salon :D
oh. no. the one i'm speaking about is right across the public library.
dirty dirty dirty. okiee.

which place are you talking about?

room salons... AAAAAAAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

[deez nuts]

Originally posted by applehead@Jan 9 2003, 09:13 AM
Originally posted by Chasiubao_Boy@Jan 9 2003, 06:11 AM
Originally posted by applehead@Jan 9 2003, 08:54 AM
Originally posted by Chasiubao_Boy@Jan 9 2003, 05:50 AM
Originally posted by applehead@Jan 9 2003, 08:44 AM
and there's happy hour. buy one alcoholic beverage, get one free!!
including bottles of liquor...
<_<
just sharing the info!
never really took advantage of it...
not much anyway.

:lol:
That's that really nice place, right? Big with an outdoor eating area...pond...two floors...well lit...shiny...really nice bathrooms? PArking is in the back, but mad congested and hard to pull out.

I think we're stopping by in two weeks...before we swing by the room salon :D
oh. no. the one i'm speaking about is right across the public library.
dirty dirty dirty. okiee.

which place are you talking about?
It's right on Northern Blvd..forgot the cross street.

[applehead]

oh okay. that's keum kang san.
btw. parsons and.. union. maybe.
i don't know.

but now i'm going to the korean restaurant in seoul plaza more
they have valet parking. it's not too loud. it's huge and doesn't smell.

[contra_diction]

does anyone knoow where i can get jahb chae in the bay area?

[lethal]

Hmm...you mean besides koreatown SF?

There's a place that I used to like nemd "Brothers" on Geary and...6th (I think)? But I'm no expert on Korean BBQ, so I can't say if it was really good or not, but my friends liked it.

[contra_diction]

great! thank you. i'll find it.

[lethal]

It was across the street from the Kaiser hospital. There's 2 locations about a block apart. Go to the higher numbered one.

Also, there's quite a few Korean places in Koreatown SF (which is within/beside J-town) around Fillmore and Geary.

I went to this place in SJ on umm...shoot, I forgot...it was named Korean Palace I think.

There's a little Korean area in downtown Oakland sort of near Broadway and Telegraph I think.

[nudel]

my first experience with korean food was last month. i had no idea what to do or what to order. can anyone tell me what to order. phonetic and description so i'm not a boob. also some etiquette would be nice too. i think i may have offended some people there with my asian looks and european mannerisms, also so i'm no taking things the wrong way from korean mannerisms. i found the place to be quite unfriendly and the food a little getting use to.

[nudel]

Also can anyone recommend a place in the Chicago area
thanks