Korean BBQ??

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Old 10-28-2008, 07:27 PM
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Default I was incredibly disappointed in the bacon...because its not bacon...

its just thick, unseasoned slabs of pork...I forget what we had there but we got it like 2 or 3 times because it was so damn good...
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Old 10-29-2008, 01:47 AM
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Not sure on the spelling of this one, but you are talking about sam-gahp-sa, right?
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Default There is this great place in Annandale for that (Go figure). It's actually a little house off of

Little River Tnpk. I used to go there after long nights of clubbing (hehe...wow...).

Not sure what it is called, but it is/was 24/7 and they have a bunch of delicious jigaes.

Also, on the bbq...a lot of places do it well now. I just go to Yechon cause it's convenient (From church) and I have found any good bbq places yet in md so i might try the arirang that kenny suggested...I think that was the 2nd recommendation.

I usually get my bbq from my sister who makes it from scratch and it's really not that hard to make cause I can even make it..
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no idea the name...it was like unseasoned strips of bacon that you fried on a hot plate
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Yep, that's it. Some fry it, some boil it...either way, it's delish...
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Ewww...boiled bacon? I know you're kidding about that.
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Default Well, the real sam gyup sal is steamed or boiled I think...

and you eat it with cabbage, moo (radish), raw oysters and garlic, right? Is that the same thing?
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Default WTH? You must be north korean.

What kind of concoction has boiled bacon, cabbage, raw oysters, and garlic?

The one that I'm familiar with is a lettuce (or sesame leaf) wrap with fried bacon (dipped in salted sesame oil), seasoned green onions, and rice.

Aaah, whatever. It's all poo when it comes out.
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'poo'? I'm not familiar w/ that korean word...


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