Ningin - Eating out the Korean Way: Bulgogi

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Eating out the Korean Way: Bulgogi
TaraPopp [ # 16 ] Sr. Member Level Pins 10/02/2008 05:08PM Total Posts: 341 @Lan & Hoc—virtually sends some And Lan, what do you mean when I’m in NY next time? I thought you were in NY. @Sakura—Bulgogi can be cooked on a grill like BBQ. However, the type of Bulgogi we had was more soupy than grilly! @MingMinHui—Yeah the formalities are insane at times. Good thing we went during noon to eat instead of at night! Otherwise, soju drinking would have occurred, mwahaha! @HONey—It can be expensive. Like my aunt paid about . . . 70 bucks on everything—or more. I can’t remember the exact price, but it certainly was more expensive than I would have wanted to forked over. At some restaurants here, you can get a small Bulgogi bowl for $5 - $7, but for a meal like this, expect to pay a lot—unless you split with your friends. ^_^ -- Tara [Blog/Collective] [Ningin Blog] “I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book.”—Groucho Marx “I can’t listen to that much Wagner. I start getting the urge to conquer Poland.”—Woody Allen
Kibouhou [ # 17 ] Sr. Member Level Pins 10/02/2008 11:22PM Total Posts: 180 Well Tara is really lucky. Unsurprisingly even the more modest restaurants in Korea have better food than the somewhat more pricier joints over here. My mother always complains about it and I agree with her.
elenastevenson [ # 18 ] Sr. Member Level Pins 10/03/2008 04:47PM Total Posts: 164 Yum, Tara! I’ll never forget my first time eating at a traditional Korean restaurant with my then-roommate from Korea. I love bulgogi, and I call my half-Korean son “bulgogi” because he’s, well, big and beefy http://elena.ningin.com
Jekki [ # 19 ] Moderator Level Pins 10/04/2008 03:36AM Total Posts: 736 lol Elena, that’s so adorable!
elenastevenson [ # 20 ] Sr. Member Level Pins 10/05/2008 01:00AM Total Posts: 164 Thanks, Jekki! I just watched a video on YouTube of Sung Kang (my favorite!!) talking at his restaurant. He pronounced bulgogi “bur-go-gi.” How have you all heard it said?
TaraPopp [ # 21 ] Sr. Member Level Pins 10/05/2008 02:05AM Total Posts: 341 Uhhh I just say it like it’s spelled Booool - gohhhh - geeeee XD XD XD -- Tara [Blog/Collective] [Ningin Blog] “I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book.”—Groucho Marx “I can’t listen to that much Wagner. I start getting the urge to conquer Poland.”—Woody Allen
MaimounahMasudi [ # 22 ] Sr. Member Level Pins 10/05/2008 02:16AM Total Posts: 380 Is there chicken bulgogi? http://mai.ningin.com/
Kibouhou [ # 23 ] Sr. Member Level Pins 10/05/2008 02:31AM Total Posts: 180 Sorry @_@ Beef only
MaimounahMasudi [ # 24 ] Sr. Member Level Pins 10/05/2008 02:52AM Total Posts: 380 Kibouhou - 10/05/08 6:31 am Sorry @_@ Beef only LOL darn, so my Korean friend told the truth! lol I was just trying to make sure since this website is of a larger database. Oh well I guess I gotta die without having it cause beef will not touch these lips :P http://mai.ningin.com/
TaraPopp [ # 25 ] Sr. Member Level Pins 10/05/2008 03:04AM Total Posts: 341 They have pork bulgogi, and I’m sure if you can replace the beef with chicken. It shouldn’t be THAT hard. I dunno if it’d taste the same. -- Tara [Blog/Collective] [Ningin Blog] “I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book.”—Groucho Marx “I can’t listen to that much Wagner. I start getting the urge to conquer Poland.”—Woody Allen
MaimounahMasudi [ # 26 ] Sr. Member Level Pins 10/05/2008 03:06AM Total Posts: 380 TaraPopp - 10/05/08 7:04 am They have pork bulgogi, and I’m sure if you can replace the beef with chicken. It shouldn’t be THAT hard. I dunno if it’d taste the same. I probably can, but I know my Korean friend said the same as you, that it wouldn’t taste the same. Aw man! Those dishes need to washed in the kitchen! http://mai.ningin.com/
SimonMBC [ # 27 ] Sr. Member Level Pins 10/06/2008 03:27PM Total Posts: 319 elenastevenson - 10/03/08 8:47 pm Yum, Tara! I’ll never forget my first time eating at a traditional Korean restaurant with my then-roommate from Korea. I love bulgogi, and I call my half-Korean son “bulgogi” because he’s, well, big and beefy http://elena.ningin.com Elena, Don’t call your son a bulgogi… LOL There is a bad joke about bulgogi in Korea… I think it’s something not appropriate to put on this site So I don’t think your son would like it either… =P
Miss.Kang [ # 28 ] Sr. Member Level Pins 10/07/2008 11:02AM Total Posts: 1029 ? I want to know what it is.
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