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    Irori BBQ House

    3.1 (11 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Barbeque
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:30 pm

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    Kimbaek Restaurant - Bibimbap

    Kimbaek Restaurant

    3.5(11 reviews)
    52.9 km
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    Nothing truly outstanding, though one of the most inexpensive Korean restaurants in town. Almost…read moreall items are under $10 and are quite filling when combined with side dishes. The only reason I frequent this place is because my wife loves their Soontofu Chigae (Sundubu Jjigae), a boiling hot and spicy tofu, veggie and seafood stew served in a small hotpot. I'd also recommend their Bibimbap, mixed rice dish with sauteed and seasoned vegetables, meat, raw egg and hot sauce. It's quite good. If you dislike spicy food, Korean cuisine might be a poor choice. Here in particular, there are very few dishes without chili powder in them. Some safer choices are noodle broths like Japchai and Mool Naengmyun or meat dishes like Beef Bulgogi and Pork Kalbikui. Most dishes come with white rice and four banchan items (Korean side dishes). Cold side dishes are typical to most Korean restaurants, here they consist of baechu kimchi (spicy pickled cabbage), seaweed with gochujang (chili pepper paste), kongnamul (boiled bean sprouts with sesame oil) and boiled potatoes in mildly spicy sauce. If you run out, just ask for more. Restaurant serves free plain warm tea or water with unlimited refills. At the end you will also get a complimentary parting drink, some sort of traditional herbal drink with ginger and cinnamon, served cold. The area this restaurant in is kind of sketchy, and the place is very easy to miss if you've never been here before. The space is small, but cozy, clean and neat. I would not use it for large groups, since most tables will sit two or four. Definitely not a romantic dinner destination. Best for quick lunch or dinner after work, or if you're eating out on a budget. Be aware that they accept only Visa, cash or debit. I was nearly stuck once, having MasterCard, Am-ex and $20 cash in my wallet and a $22 bill. Had to search my pockets for some loose change and couldn't leave a proper tip. In summary, Kimbaek is a nice, small, clean and simple family restaurant, with pretty decent food and low prices.

    Years later, this place is still here and surprisingly their prices haven't gone up too much. The…read moreplace looks the same though a bit more quiet than I remembered. Came here for lunch, food was served up quickly but the service was dismal. Seriously, she came by once and that was to bring our food. My tiny tea cup was not refilled at all. if you don't want to refill the tea, then please give me a tea pot so I can do that at the table. had the beef bulgogi and the bibimbap with beef and egg. Both tasted very similar except the bibimbap came with the egg and some other veggies in that stone bowl. The flavours were very light and too subtle for what Korean food. I had to add a lot of hot sauce. The best part of Korean food is the little side dishes they bring out with your meal....the offerings here were very underwhelming. All in all, the meal came to $24 before tips so not bad for two people. It was filling enough but not if you had a huge appetite.

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    Kazoku Restaurant - spicy chicken ramen

    Kazoku Restaurant

    3.0(5 reviews)
    44.8 km

    Ive been here about, 5-10 times for a lot of special occasions, baptism graduation and many more…read moreand its always a good go to spot as i feel like the food i eat there is always good no matter what i order. You just know its gonna taste great. The service in general is just normal just like going to a simple restaurant nothing fancy but very friendly work staff. That place is always so cute snd feels so nice. I just tried the small sushi platter today and it was so cute with the boat plate. Definitely recommend

    This is a Korean run sushi / ramen / korean eatery. I only tried the sushi and the ramen so I can't…read morecomment on the Korean dishes. Prices are very fair and similar to most sushi places for standard and specialty rolls. - shrimp tempura $8.95 - very lightly battered and not greasy at all - Spicy chopped scallop $5.95 - crazy roll (cucumber, spicy tuna, salmon, green onion and garlic) $12.95 - I would order this one again - good flavour but not really that spicy. - white dragon (cucumber, avocado, eel, green onion, deep fried shrimp, white tuna) $13.45 - this one was not a fave even though it's a popular roll. There was something in the flavour in the sauce that I didn't like. They serve a number of ramens here all made with pork broth but with various toppings and varying levels of spice for $12.95. They have Ramen Tuesdays where ramens go for $10.95. The bowls are big and have lots of broth; good to share if you want to eat other things as well. The ramen bowl is enough for one person but even though the bowl looks overwhelming it is doable unless you end up drinking all the broth. I tried the spicy chicken ramen which was essentially a fried chicken cutlet sliced up and placed in the spicy pork broth with ramen, half boiled egg and bean sprouts. The ramen was good, the chicken was a tad on the salty side and the broth wasn't as spicy as I expected. That being said, it's hard to find decent ramen places so I'd definitely come back for another bowls of ramen. Service was friendly and the restaurant was very clean and modern. This place is located in a new strip mall off Pembina just south of Pembina and Bison Drive.

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