Originally posted by: Syringer
I hate buffets. What's the point of stuffing yourself with all that food? You either take it easy and not really get your money's worth..or you just stuff yourself until it makes you feel sick. It's also terrible for you healthwise. I'd rather spend $8 and eat like a normal person and if it happens to be too much I can always save it for later.
Originally posted by: andylawcc
Address please!
Originally posted by: Syringer
I hate buffets. What's the point of stuffing yourself with all that food? You either take it easy and not really get your money's worth..or you just stuff yourself until it makes you feel sick. It's also terrible for you healthwise. I'd rather spend $8 and eat like a normal person and if it happens to be too much I can always save it for later.
Originally posted by: Eghck
Originally posted by: andylawcc
Address please!
3377 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90019
thanks Eghck;
for all this time in LA I never heard of it... :shame;
Originally posted by: Syringer
I hate buffets. What's the point of stuffing yourself with all that food? You either take it easy and not really get your money's worth..or you just stuff yourself until it makes you feel sick. It's also terrible for you healthwise. I'd rather spend $8 and eat like a normal person and if it happens to be too much I can always save it for later.
Originally posted by: andylawcc
oh my, Hot Pot City is still around? that's like my High School's official hangout spot. !
Originally posted by: buzzsaw13
Originally posted by: andylawcc
oh my, Hot Pot City is still around? that's like my High School's official hangout spot. !
It's still open, I went there twice last month and stayed till the place closed for the late night special
Originally posted by: andylawcc
Originally posted by: Eghck
Originally posted by: andylawcc
Address please!
3377 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90019
thanks Eghck;
for all this time in LA I never heard of it... :shame;
be careful which direction you're coming from. if you're coming from the west (i.e. east on olympic towards downtown) you can see the sign in english. if you're going west (from downtown) the sign is ONLY in korean.
Originally posted by: freesia39
be careful which direction you're coming from. if you're coming from the west (i.e. east on olympic towards downtown) you can see the sign in english. if you're going west (from downtown) the sign is ONLY in korean.
Originally posted by: 112
about my previous post. brazilian bbq is also all u can eat. if you've never experienced it, waiters walk around with various types of meat and you pick and choose what u want to eat. its more expensive than korean all u can eat, but its also a completely different type of "food" i guess.
Originally posted by: jinduy
this one i assume?
3377 W OLYMPIC BLVD
(323) 733-8516
never heard of this place but sounds like it's worth a try!
Originally posted by: 112
i dont know of any Brazilian BBQ places in La Puenta, i think the closest one i would know is Greenfield in West Covina. In LA, there's MGrill on Wilshire, there's one in Glendale called Gaucho's Village, Fogo de Chao is probably the most upscale Brazilian BBQ restaurant on La Cienega in Bhills. Usually they ask you how u want ur meat. There's portions where its cooked longer for those that like it well done. If u dont want to pay too much, the farmer's market on 3rd has a little brazilian bbq place that serves by the pound. I guess if the meat is dry u can always add the salsa. which is how a lot of people eat their meat anyway.
Originally posted by: Remy XO
I never knew there were so many people from koreatown. I live here. I took my co-workers to JoSun galbi and they loved it
Originally posted by: Looney
I never really understood the point to all you can eat. Why purposely gorge yourself simply because you can?
Originally posted by: newbiepcuser
Originally posted by: Syringer
I hate buffets. What's the point of stuffing yourself with all that food? You either take it easy and not really get your money's worth..or you just stuff yourself until it makes you feel sick. It's also terrible for you healthwise. I'd rather spend $8 and eat like a normal person and if it happens to be too much I can always save it for later.
Sometimes its just nice to gourge yourself cause of the restrictions we place on ourselves sometimes. Chat among buddies, have drink or two, etc. See which person quits first etc or eats the most.
Originally posted by: Syringer
They have buffets with alcohol?
Originally posted by: andylawcc
Originally posted by: Syringer
They have buffets with alcohol?
yes, I know there's one on Las Tuna in Monrovia/Temple City.
Originally posted by: andylawcc
JoSun is that really upscale looking one right? the one next to a Bank of America?
Yeah it's like the international house of galbi. They are the ones that has a commercial on american cable television and when you go there it's mostly american people. But for the price I regular korean guy like me would go to a hole in the wall.
Originally posted by: 112
i dont know of any Brazilian BBQ places in La Puenta, i think the closest one i would know is Greenfield in West Covina. In LA, there's MGrill on Wilshire, there's one in Glendale called Gaucho's Village, Fogo de Chao is probably the most upscale Brazilian BBQ restaurant on La Cienega in Bhills. Usually they ask you how u want ur meat. There's portions where its cooked longer for those that like it well done. If u dont want to pay too much, the farmer's market on 3rd has a little brazilian bbq place that serves by the pound. I guess if the meat is dry u can always add the salsa. which is how a lot of people eat their meat anyway.