Korean BBQ

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  1. MickZagger

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    Any good places in Portland I should try on this beautiful Saturday afternoon?
     
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    You ever been to H-mart? It's a Korean store and they have hot food there. Their bulgogi is delicious if you're ever looking for some takeout. There was also this restaurant on 82nd called Sarabol that pretty amazing, but unfortunately they went out of business. I'm guessing their prices were too high.
     
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    I've never barbequed a Korean but I hear they taste like chicken.
     
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    Ended up going over to Namu a food cart at the pod over on 42nd and Belmont. It was delicious. Could of given a little more meat with my plate though.
     
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    You ask for extra meat and then tip for it, rookie.
     
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    No, it's just a general rule of food carts, rook. Once they know you, they will add more meat, too, since they know the tip is coming and will be worth more than a "double" special.

    The Couve doesn't have food carts, though. Neither does Swan Island, typically.
     
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    I deliver in se and spend most my time in ne, chief.
     
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    Neat story. Next time, ask for extra meat and tip and extra buck.
     
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    I'm half Korean; so I taste like half chicken! The other half taste like pork; the other white meat!
     
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