irvinehomeowner
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@momopi:
You keep recommending places that don't have AYCE.
You keep recommending places that don't have AYCE.
irvinehomeowner said:@momopi:
You keep recommending places that don't have AYCE.
Kenkoko said:Just went to BWON Shabu & BBQ in Fullerton last weekend. You get both Shabu and KBBQ AYCE. Meat quality was excellent and priced decently.
https://www.yelp.com/biz/bwon-shabu-and-bbq-fullerton-3
irvinehomeowner said:Kenkoko said:Just went to BWON Shabu & BBQ in Fullerton last weekend. You get both Shabu and KBBQ AYCE. Meat quality was excellent and priced decently.
https://www.yelp.com/biz/bwon-shabu-and-bbq-fullerton-3
I think you just found us the crown jewel... AYCE shabu, KBBQ and buffet... time to go to Fullerton.
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https://ocweekly.com/fullertons-bwon-shabu-bbq-does-both-diy-genres-simultaneously/And as with all all-you-can-eat Korean barbecues and shabu-shabus, the evening became a contest to recoup the cost of admission. But as time wore on, I found that juggling the two burners was taking away from the experience, especially when I realized my dining partner decided she was full halfway through.
The situation was exacerbated by the fact that, unlike other Korean barbecues, the servers were not obligated to help me manage the grill. Once they dropped off the meats in premeasured boxes, they were done. As a consequence, half of what I roasted turned to cinder, and most of the veggies in my shabu pot turned to mush.
But because the restaurant institutes punitive charges for any food left uncooked or unconsumed, I persevered and ate it all. I left BWON painfully bloated, sweaty from the steam of the shabu pot and reeking of the greasy smoke of the grill. In other words, mission accomplished!