ANyone ever been to a Korean restaurant?

[CT2TXtech]

he was describing it, sounded pretty good. Anyone ever had

 

[nativesunshine]

YUM...is all i have to say.

 

[iamme]

i have.

but then again, i'm korean.

looking for suggestions?

 

[fastz28]

Korea House and Koreana here in Austin. Good stuff.

 

[boyRacer]

always. i :heart: it.

 

[CT2TXtech]

Originally posted by: iamme
i have.

but then again, i'm korean.

looking for suggestions?

Sure why not. He told me that they just give you raw meat, and you take it to your seat and cook the way you want too. If thats the case, i want to try one out over the weekend

 

[z0mb13]

its very good but can get reallly expensive

 

[loup garou]

Ghengis Khan in New Orleans rocks the house. It's the wackiest restaurant ever. Great, homestyle Korean food and the owner plays violin for diners. They have Opera singers on the weekends sometimes too.

 

[ggavinmoss]

Good stuff. Whenever I go for Korean BBQ, the women working at the restaurant take one look at my cracker ass and assume I can't cook the meat myself and come do it for me.

-geoff

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: CT2TXtech
he was describing it, sounded pretty good. Anyone ever had

yeap. great stuff.

 

[DanTMWTMP]

korean bbq! get galbi!!! ($$$$$$...i think the price is overrated because the time and preparation for it is too much...)

here's a few suggestions
chigae = broths
kimchi chigae
al chigae

the regular normal stuff:
bimbimbap!
dolsot bim bim bap!

 

[iamme]

Originally posted by: CT2TXtech

Originally posted by: iamme
i have.

but then again, i'm korean.

looking for suggestions?

Sure why not. He told me that they just give you raw meat, and you take it to your seat and cook the way you want too. If thats the case, i want to try one out over the weekend

Kal-Bi is what you're talking about. That's beef short ribs marinated in soy sauce, garlic, sugar, and other spices. Very good.

If you're into spicy soups, there are many you can try. Soon-dooboo-chigae is a spicy seafood soup with soft tofu. Oo-go-ji-kal-bi-tang is a spicy soup with thin rice noodles and beef short ribs. All good stuff in cold weather

If you bring someone Korean that'll help out alot when ordering. Everything good has plenty of garlic, so remember to pack some gum for later

 

[CT2TXtech]

Originally posted by: ggavinmoss
Good stuff. Whenever I go for Korean BBQ, the women working at the restaurant take one look at my cracker ass and assume I can't cook the meat myself and come do it for me.

-geoff

lol
well i wonder what they will do when they see a black guy?
lol

 

[iamme]

Originally posted by: werk
Ghengis Khan in New Orleans rocks the house. It's the wackiest restaurant ever. Great, homestyle Korean food and the owner plays violin for diners. They have Opera singers on the weekends sometimes too.

that's neat i wish there was some place like that here in MI.

 

[DaviDaVinci]

Originally posted by: fastz28
Korea House and Koreana here in Austin. Good stuff.

Austin? I'm going there tomorrow. Where are they at? Also, what do you recommend on their menu?

 

[CT2TXtech]

Originally posted by: iamme

Originally posted by: CT2TXtech

Originally posted by: iamme
i have.

but then again, i'm korean.

looking for suggestions?

Sure why not. He told me that they just give you raw meat, and you take it to your seat and cook the way you want too. If thats the case, i want to try one out over the weekend

Kal-Bi is what you're talking about. That's beef short ribs marinated in soy sauce, garlic, sugar, and other spices. Very good.

If you're into spicy soups, there are many you can try. Soon-dooboo-chigae is a spicy seafood soup with soft tofu. Oo-go-ji-kal-bi-tang is a spicy soup with thin rice noodles and beef short ribs. All good stuff in cold weather

If you bring someone Korean that'll help out alot when ordering. Everything good has plenty of garlic, so remember to pack some gum for later

I dont know any Koreans

I used to date a Korean in high school for a few months, but she was adopted by AMerican parent, so she was totally AMericanized. I prob knew more about Korea than she did.
You wanna come

 

[DanTMWTMP]

Originally posted by: CT2TXtech

Originally posted by: ggavinmoss
Good stuff. Whenever I go for Korean BBQ, the women working at the restaurant take one look at my cracker ass and assume I can't cook the meat myself and come do it for me.

-geoff

lol
well i wonder what they will do when they see a black guy?
lol

aHAHAHAHHAHA...be extra nice!!!

older koreans have a badbad stereotype..they fear yourkind ....but don't take it personally. They don't hate you at all, they're just not used to talking to one hehe

so smile widely when u get in the resturaunt lol

 

[DaviDaVinci]

Originally posted by: CT2TXtech

Originally posted by: iamme
i have.

but then again, i'm korean.

looking for suggestions?

Sure why not. He told me that they just give you raw meat, and you take it to your seat and cook the way you want too. If thats the case, i want to try one out over the weekend

Let me get this straight. I'm going OUT to eat so I CAN COOK? I don't get the concept. Am I liable if I burn the place down cooking?

 

[DaWhim]

korean foods? manhattan w34st(korean town )
personally, I don't like korean foods much, spicy is all I can say

 

[FrOsTxxbYtE]

BEST FOOD EVER!!!..

 

[isaacmacdonald]

done the korean bbq thing.

IMO it kinda sucks. If I am going to have to cook all the food myself, I might as well do it at home (the only exception being for amazingly fresh meat, but that kind of freshness is a rarity). On the other hand, it's a great kind of restaurant if you're doing a low-carb thing.

 

[iamme]

Originally posted by: CT2TXtech

I dont know any Koreans

I used to date a Korean in high school for a few months, but she was adopted by AMerican parent, so she was totally AMericanized. I prob knew more about Korea than she did.
You wanna come

sure. fly me into Alabama, and i'll buy dinner

just hope that you get a waiter or waitress that speaks decent English (about a 50/50 chance). mention you've never had Korean food before and i'm sure they'll recommend stuff to you.

every meal is served with white rice (sticky kind, like Japanese not Uncle Ben's) and "ban-chan", which are little side dishes like Kim-chee (spicy pickled cabbage), marinated spinach, etc.

 

[CT2TXtech]

Originally posted by: iamme

Originally posted by: CT2TXtech

I dont know any Koreans

I used to date a Korean in high school for a few months, but she was adopted by AMerican parent, so she was totally AMericanized. I prob knew more about Korea than she did.
You wanna come

sure. fly me into Alabama, and i'll buy dinner

just hope that you get a waiter or waitress that speaks decent English (about a 50/50 chance). mention you've never had Korean food before and i'm sure they'll recommend stuff to you.

every meal is served with white rice (sticky kind, like Japanese not Uncle Ben's) and "ban-chan", which are little side dishes like Kim-chee (spicy pickled cabbage), marinated spinach, etc.

Im in Dallas my friend, but ill let you know
THanks i will try one out this weekend, will let you know how it went

 

[CT2TXtech]

Originally posted by: DanTMWTMP

Originally posted by: CT2TXtech

Originally posted by: ggavinmoss
Good stuff. Whenever I go for Korean BBQ, the women working at the restaurant take one look at my cracker ass and assume I can't cook the meat myself and come do it for me.

-geoff

lol
well i wonder what they will do when they see a black guy?
lol

aHAHAHAHHAHA...be extra nice!!!

older koreans have a badbad stereotype..they fear yourkind ....but don't take it personally. They don't hate you at all, they're just not used to talking to one hehe

so smile widely when u get in the resturaunt lol

Ok, ill be extra nice.
lol
i have a wide smile, but let me practice

 

[iamme]

btw, when you order Kal-Bi and other meats that are prepared at your table, the waiter/waitress will cook it for you.

you can either look clueless when you receive the food or just ask