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Korean Lunch on Friday
Posted: 1:46 pm, March 3rd, 2010 in Midtown Eating
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Wonjo, in my opinion, has pretty good food no matter what you order...and they don't use ton of msg...yes, i can tell. hehe
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Parent teacher conference? You're dating a 9 yr older?
(BCD and Seoul Garden are my favs)
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HAN BAT!!!!
or since you are a veggie just take some winter cabbage from the planters by Macys and make kimchi.
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chodanggol for veggies!
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by friday, she will have every single korean restaurant in NYC listed here...so there is no point of this thread. Just go to izakaya moku. lol
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Its true, I'm already getting overwhelmed. But mostly bc this is a big departure from me just grabbing a package at kimbap at woorjip. This is like *real* Korean food. But I do like that so many of these rec's are on my block.
also @ Chris: I think 90% of his motivation to come eat lunch in K-Town is so he can go to Jim Hanley's afterwards. So yes. I think I *am* dating a 9 yr old.
and @ Steve: I already got a jar of Macy's kale buried in a planter, just waiting for springtime!
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@Sarah: Woah! Another comic shop...and it's more on my way home than Midtown, sweet!
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I enjoyed Cho Dang Gol's spicy kimchi & tofu dish. so 2nd. Still have to get use to eating the 'rice crust' though.
I have Woorijip kimbap waiting for me to devour during Dinner. Totally not my usual course.
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so ML has 2 Cougars on the site?
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Who are the cougars???
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Sarah & KC
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anyone else find these "koreancupid.com" ads on the side of any thread with "korean" in it very amusing?
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no, got adblocker running(sorry zach)
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Okay ML'ers I'm going out for a rare sit-down lunch with my boyfriend on Friday (all his parent teacher conferences are done by 11am... what a jerk) and he wants Korean. Fortunately for all, I work on 35th St btw 5th and 6th!
I want to break out of my Woorjip rut, and kind of want to try BiBimBap in a stone pot. I was thinking maybe HanBat? But, I wanted to know what more experienced Korean food eaters recommend in the area.