It was amazing. The bulgogi was a perfect match between spicyness and flavour. Dawara Restaurant in Duesseldorf is known for the amazing quality of their producs. Lots of Koreans eat there.. The bulgogi was served on an amazing hot plate (seriously it was nearly glowing haha). And all those extra things were excellent. The kimchi was really delicious too :-)!

When we got the food I was like "gamsa hamnida" and the waitress smirked. After we payed we left with a friendly ahn nyung hee ke se yo and she replied with "aah.. gamsa hamnida" haha!

Edit: The vegetable kimbap also was really really good. Too bad I can't eat too well with chopsticks

So no fek

United States3001 Posts

November 26 2009 18:00 GMT

#26

I really need to go out for Korean BBQ again soon. It's always so amazing. There's this new place that has all you can eat, right down the street, but I'm a little wary. The place I normally go to has such amazing food, with heaping helpings of all the extra offerings (and you can ask for more, of course). They have great lunch specials too. If you don't want the table cook action, and you go in before 2pm, you get a giant platter with your choice of main course, and all the sides, for around $15.

ghostWriter

United States3302 Posts

November 26 2009 18:03 GMT

#27

On November 27 2009 02:50 G.s)NarutO wrote:

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chopsticks are overrated, you don't need to use them to get the authentic feel or whatever
it's better to use a fork than to look stupid trying to use chopsticks ^^

iloahz

United States964 Posts

November 26 2009 18:14 GMT

#28

I usually order Gamjatang.

Ingenol

United States1328 Posts

November 26 2009 18:29 GMT

#29

Bi bim bop is good if you don't have enough people/aren't hungry enough to get the BBQ. Also, the seafood pancake appetizer is amazing.

OhThatDang

United States4685 Posts

November 26 2009 18:49 GMT

#30

that bulgogi looks gross =p
but im glad u chose it over the kalbi
its the same shit just kalbi has bones in it

NarutO

Germany18839 Posts

November 26 2009 19:20 GMT

#31

On November 27 2009 03:49 OhThatDang wrote:
that bulgogi looks gross =p
but im glad u chose it over the kalbi
its the same shit just kalbi has bones in it

gross as in massive or gross as in disgusting ?

KizZBG

u gotta skate8152 Posts

November 26 2009 19:43 GMT

#32

On November 27 2009 02:01 aeroH wrote:
i'm drooling
edit : how much was all of that?

Not cheap I think. Just over €9000 probably lol.

On November 27 2009 04:20 G.s)NarutO wrote:

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gross as in massive or gross as in disgusting ?

I'm sure he means the latter. :p

Kennigit

Canada19447 Posts

November 26 2009 19:43 GMT

#33

Please don't all caps titles. thanks.

XenOsky

Chile2201 Posts

November 26 2009 19:51 GMT

#34

is there any kind of vegetarian food in korean restaurants?

NarutO

Germany18839 Posts

November 26 2009 20:17 GMT

#35

On November 27 2009 04:43 KizZBG wrote:

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Not cheap I think. Just over €9000 probably lol.

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I'm sure he means the latter. :p

I don't find it disgusting o.o!

It did cost 18 Euro oo; for me and 14 for my friend. He also had bulgogi but without an appetizer.

OhThatDang

United States4685 Posts

November 26 2009 20:51 GMT

#36

haha im sure it taste good but bulgogi that ive eaten has never been like
orangy glow like the one in your picture
maybe its just camera and lighting haha =D

OneOther

United States10774 Posts

November 26 2009 21:00 GMT

#37

On November 27 2009 05:51 OhThatDang wrote:
haha im sure it taste good but bulgogi that ive eaten has never been like
orangy glow like the one in your picture
maybe its just camera and lighting haha =D

it's a different kind of bulgogi. the one you have eaten is probably beef bulgogi, which is more brown. the pictured one is pork. it's always spicy and orange :D

NarutO

Germany18839 Posts

November 26 2009 21:07 GMT

#38