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is the 'all you can eat' korean place on Yonge any good?
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SneakyPete
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Which one? There are probably 15 all you can eat Korean places along Yonge.
Grill Time
I went when it opened and the service was SLOW as molasses... SO MAYBE their service is a little better now.
The cuts were just as fatty and poor as the one on Queen street, and I normally have a very high tolerance to fatty meat pieces (fat gives meat SOO much flavour sometimes). I found this place used the poorest fattiest quality of meat and the variety is just the same as the one on Queen street. The marinade I found to be a little lacking too.
Even tho it is all you can eat, I just can never justify going to these places for substandard cuts of meat. I really wish I could find a great all you can eat Korean grill place.
For Korean food I just satisfy myself with Il Bun Ji. Get their DINNER for two bulgogi hot plate. Comes with a HUGE plate of meat, mushrooms, onion and lettuce. Then little good appetizers and rice and miso soup for around $30 - 40.
I went when it opened and the service was SLOW as molasses... SO MAYBE their service is a little better now.
The cuts were just as fatty and poor as the one on Queen street, and I normally have a very high tolerance to fatty meat pieces (fat gives meat SOO much flavour sometimes). I found this place used the poorest fattiest quality of meat and the variety is just the same as the one on Queen street. The marinade I found to be a little lacking too.
Even tho it is all you can eat, I just can never justify going to these places for substandard cuts of meat. I really wish I could find a great all you can eat Korean grill place.
For Korean food I just satisfy myself with Il Bun Ji. Get their DINNER for two bulgogi hot plate. Comes with a HUGE plate of meat, mushrooms, onion and lettuce. Then little good appetizers and rice and miso soup for around $30 - 40.
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dj Red Turtle
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I still haven't given this place a chance yet as I just became psuedo vegetarian. But me and my buddy attempted to go there during their grand opening week and was turned away. They said since it was almost closing time (it was 10pm and they close at 11) that they couldn't serve us. We were stoned and ready to eat. I guess they saw our red eyes and noticed how hungry we were and decided it was in their best interest to deny us a seat.
So I vowed to go back and eat until I passed out to show them whos boss! I'm going to come out of meat retirement just in spite of these guys.
WHO WANTS TO GO SMOKE A CANON AND EAT THEM BROKE!
So I vowed to go back and eat until I passed out to show them whos boss! I'm going to come out of meat retirement just in spite of these guys.
WHO WANTS TO GO SMOKE A CANON AND EAT THEM BROKE!
dj Red Turtle
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Lets do it! You'll be a worthy eating partner. We'll show them good!
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dj Red Turtle
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Why not combine the two. How about smoke then eat then smoke again!
Richard Raiban
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GRILL TIME Korean BBQ House: i eat there ALL THE TIME (including today). but i get take out though. their GRILLED SALMON TERYAKI is yummy. havent tried their buffet though. the staff there are sooo disorganized its a joke. everytime i order and im about to pay they always give me a different price!!! i always have to tell them what it is. today it was slightly cheaper than normal so i kept quiet...
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dj Red Turtle
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She can't join our eating club then
. Its the "Smoke then Eat Club" Not the "Eat then Smoke club".