Recommendations for korean bbq?
- Thread starter LittleAsianGuy
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What do they charge,contact info,and location?
Hey bro, there is a place called Insandon on Lougheed Hwy.
Insadong Korean Restaurant
301-403 North Road, Coquitlam, BC V3K 3V9
Telephone : 604-936-3778
http://www.insadong.ca/
Nah someone else is paying for this meal plus im getting old and physically i cant run as fast
Are you getting the urge to dine and dash again?
And I was just hoping . . .
that your brain MAY HAVE commenced functioning in a more acceptable or accountable fashion. Should I ever anticipate such??
I remember you relaying on PERB your dine 'n dash escapade several years back. At that time, I recalled that in my youth, you could depend on dashers to be pursued down the street by kitchen staff with meat choppers (from Chinese restaurants) if you pulled that trick. Now THAT might cure you, if you are not already cured.
bigguy
that your brain MAY HAVE commenced functioning in a more acceptable or accountable fashion. Should I ever anticipate such??
I remember you relaying on PERB your dine 'n dash escapade several years back. At that time, I recalled that in my youth, you could depend on dashers to be pursued down the street by kitchen staff with meat choppers (from Chinese restaurants) if you pulled that trick. Now THAT might cure you, if you are not already cured.
bigguy
When I visited Vancouver, I went to the Shabusen
http://www.shabusen.com/
It is an all you can eat Sushi, Korean barbecue place. I'd never eaten at anywhere quite like it before, and thought the sushi was really good (keep in mind, I live on the prairies...).
The little barbecue's in the table were really cool, and they had all kinds of marinated meat and seafood you could cook yourself.
2 hour time limit, and they will keep bringing you food unless you are wastefull. They brought the food so fast, we could not eat any more after about an hour or so, and it was very good value for the $21 I think it cost per person.
http://www.shabusen.com/
It is an all you can eat Sushi, Korean barbecue place. I'd never eaten at anywhere quite like it before, and thought the sushi was really good (keep in mind, I live on the prairies...).
The little barbecue's in the table were really cool, and they had all kinds of marinated meat and seafood you could cook yourself.
2 hour time limit, and they will keep bringing you food unless you are wastefull. They brought the food so fast, we could not eat any more after about an hour or so, and it was very good value for the $21 I think it cost per person.
Hey bro, it is not that far. It is near Lougheed Mall right across the border of Burnaby and Coquitlam.
Try the Seoul House across the street from the toys 'r us and the big bamboo (or whatever its called now) on W. Broadway.
I live with ITB and hubbahubbas grandma. I'll get hubbas granny to give me a lift. The chain on my 10 speed just gave out today
Easy for you to say, you don't ride a 10 speed like LAG
the place on top of Hon's on Robson
is popular and pretty good. I don't think they have all you can eat but their portion sizes are sizeable. Its pretty authentic experience too. The waiters help you stir fry the meat just like in Korea. And you can get all the lettuce wraps and kimchee/appetizer dishes you want. If you want to end the night right with KTV, its just in the back too. Get the combo bbq for two with chicken, beef, and pork, for true Korean dining bliss. The korean ESL waitress comes free with the ten-speed bike trade-in. <cough-cough> "LAG, you're my 6 seconds hero!!!" sorry.
I haven't been to Seoul House yet, I will try it next chance I get. I had heard from my korean ex-gf that it wasn't that good and they put too much msg in their food. But that's just my hearsay.
is popular and pretty good. I don't think they have all you can eat but their portion sizes are sizeable. Its pretty authentic experience too. The waiters help you stir fry the meat just like in Korea. And you can get all the lettuce wraps and kimchee/appetizer dishes you want. If you want to end the night right with KTV, its just in the back too. Get the combo bbq for two with chicken, beef, and pork, for true Korean dining bliss. The korean ESL waitress comes free with the ten-speed bike trade-in. <cough-cough> "LAG, you're my 6 seconds hero!!!" sorry.
I haven't been to Seoul House yet, I will try it next chance I get. I had heard from my korean ex-gf that it wasn't that good and they put too much msg in their food. But that's just my hearsay.
