Comments | ronchu: More korean food

ronchu

More korean food

Oct 16, 2009 22:41

We actually went back to the Korean restaurant tonight, because well- it was one of the best things I've ever had, and we were also invited by my host's korean girlfriend who works there.
I didn't think it'd be possible, but this time was even better.

Best steak I've ever had. It may not be Kobe beef, but at least I didn't pay 200$ for it.

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ronchu October 16 2009, 19:16:07 UTC

The whole thing with this Korean restaurant is that they cook the meat on your table, that way its all hot and bubbly when you eat it, and you can also have it done just as long as you like. :D
Yeah no, raw meat ew...

taensuu October 16 2009, 15:06:53 UTC

omgosh, the meat looks sooooo good!!
i thought the green tea ice cream is mochi ice cream at first, but both that and the sherbet looks yummy too! *O*

ronchu October 16 2009, 19:28:53 UTC

I think it was mocha ice cream actually. Delicious nonetheless. :D

bowtomecha October 16 2009, 17:08:10 UTC

hahaha tricky you. i was like raw? then i saw the real neat bbq table. the japanese and koreans are so clever. cook it your own damn self. haha.

ronchu October 16 2009, 19:30:53 UTC

Yeah, it's actually both more fun and delicious that way. But I can see your point. :P

stingray_qi October 27 2009, 06:52:51 UTC

yes, i love the bbq-by-yourself concept in korean restaurants. totally a sucker for it! looks great!

ronchu October 27 2009, 08:19:07 UTC

and tastes great as well!

adam_is_klingon November 24 2009, 09:23:41 UTC

Wow!

So, wait, is this in japan or in israel?

ronchu November 24 2009, 10:09:51 UTC

Unfortunately it's in Japan. :(

(But it's worth the 1200$ ticket in my opinion)

adam_is_klingon November 24 2009, 12:01:46 UTC

I've lived abroad in several different countries and visited japan once.

Unfortunately, I've never had korean food, but I did get to pass by several korean restaurants on occasion. All I can say is that the smell was simply tantalizing, and left me with a watery mouth and food-related dreams for a long time after.

I know there's one korean place in israel, in Jerusalem, but unfortunately they're Kosher, which
A) leaves me doubtful about the authenticity and fulfillment of the cuisine's potential,
and, B) means they're closed on weekends, which makes it a harder place to visit for a non-jerusalemite.

Oh, well. Thanks for the magnificent photos!