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San-Su Korean BBQ - Bethel Road
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LostinTranslation
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Posted 1 year ago # -
LostinTranslation
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BBQ: Kalbi and Rib Eye. They give you the whole cut instead of strips so you know what you are getting
Noodles: Jap Che
Hot Stone Bibim Bap: Seafood
Posted 1 year ago # -
tolemac5050
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Had the Spicy cabbage soup...HOT! (Kim chee Ji Gae) Great deal with the 10 little dishes of ban chan. Read about this dish in ALIVE on March 3. Look forward to trying the cooktop in the booth for do it yourself meat cooking. Very inexpensive wine pricing glass/bottle
Posted 1 year ago # -
Bear
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Dammit. I went there specifically for the kimchi jigae after reading the same review, and it not only didn't resemble the photo but it didn't even come close to pegging my heat meter. It was fine, reasonably sour, not especially complex... but I was really kind of disappointed with the heat in particular. I wonder whether it varies depending on what night you go?
Posted 1 year ago # -
tolemac5050
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Bear, I like HOT and it had me reaching for tissues on a constant basis. (I was there around 3 pm on a weekday). I have certainly had hotter meals, but for the cost and the amount of food I was satisfied. The only thing that I found not the same in the photo was the strands of what appear to be bean sprouts on top...the ALIVE photo may have taken the bean sprouts on the side and added them on top...who knows.
I TOOK in the ALIVE paper with the photo...wonder if that made a difference?
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maveric1
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Well, I'm re-hashing this thread. I finally tried San-Su and came away impressed. Good food and good service.
As for Kimchi-Ji Gae, I think the spiciness depends on the ripeness of the Kimchi itself. I don't think they make their own kimchi there so there could be a big discrepancies between batches.
Posted 1 month ago #
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