ANNUAL KOREAN FOOD NIGHT.
05-07-2007, 06:56 PM
#1
Thread Starter
ANNUAL KOREAN FOOD NIGHT.
This would be our 6th annual korean food night... ehhh... may be day.
last year, we had korean buffet where everyone could grab whatever they wanted to eat and enjoyed. at least I hope. this year, we could certainly visit another korean restaurant or I'm also thinking of doing korean BBQ in the park.
if we do korean BBQ, I'll order marinated beef from the market and we cook it using charcoal. all cost will be splited and I think it should be around $10. but event will lack of variety of food. if you only care about korean BBQ, you are all set.
Restaurant, 1st criteria is big parking lot. if restaurant isn't anywhere near big safe parking lot, I won't even bother to make reservation. last year, we went to Dae Ga (used to be Han-Il-Kwan) and fort lee municipal parking was just big enough. But i'd like to go somewhere else this year. there's one in closter called Korea Palace. but it is little pricey. or we could go to one in ridgefield that we went few years ago. - we waited about 30 minutes because they forgot my reservation.
let me know whether you are in and ideas. I'm planning to do this in mid-june.
last year, we had korean buffet where everyone could grab whatever they wanted to eat and enjoyed. at least I hope. this year, we could certainly visit another korean restaurant or I'm also thinking of doing korean BBQ in the park.
if we do korean BBQ, I'll order marinated beef from the market and we cook it using charcoal. all cost will be splited and I think it should be around $10. but event will lack of variety of food. if you only care about korean BBQ, you are all set.
Restaurant, 1st criteria is big parking lot. if restaurant isn't anywhere near big safe parking lot, I won't even bother to make reservation. last year, we went to Dae Ga (used to be Han-Il-Kwan) and fort lee municipal parking was just big enough. But i'd like to go somewhere else this year. there's one in closter called Korea Palace. but it is little pricey. or we could go to one in ridgefield that we went few years ago. - we waited about 30 minutes because they forgot my reservation.
let me know whether you are in and ideas. I'm planning to do this in mid-june.
05-07-2007, 09:20 PM
#3
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Can we do "Korean" food night, but at a japanese place? 
I was never huge on Korean food.... kimchi isnt for me. j/k...Im sure Ill find something on the menu! I love Koren BBQ though...so I vote "park"
The park by valley stream is very nice, has grills, and we can get a permit to get a field for ourselves if we have enough people.
I was never huge on Korean food.... kimchi isnt for me. j/k...Im sure Ill find something on the menu! I love Koren BBQ though...so I vote "park"The park by valley stream is very nice, has grills, and we can get a permit to get a field for ourselves if we have enough people.
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05-08-2007, 04:42 AM
#8
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Hay the park sounds good . .Also we could do it at nate 03's house he did mention to me he wanted to host a event or my house for that matter. What about Normans by the beach .
05-08-2007, 04:54 AM
#9
im for it!!! just not the week of F1 in montreal. so any time after June 11th. however i think if we do it in a park we might need a permit. do you know what park you have in mind?
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