the childcare costs are a bit high sure, and yet it's still one of the less questionable things on there; I'm sure it's nanny costs for this wealthy family anyway
be careful not to equate our daycare with today's. childcare costs are at an all-time high and have risen steadily the last five years. in fact, childcare is more than college tuition in most (28) states and you're not about to equate today's tuition with yesteryear's
KBBQ is just too damn sweet for my taste palate. I can’t fuck with sweet meat like that. It’s like they season everything with sugar first and foremost.
And before the hurrdurr eat at a good one! I’ve ate at several that have held several accolades for it.
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Get something besides bulgogi and kalbi my man.
Grill yourself some plain pork belly (sangyupsal) or brisket (chadol), dress to your liking with a whole leaf lettuce or rice paper wrap. I like mine with hot pepper paste (gochujang) and green onions, but good places offer garlic, jalapenos, radish, and onions.
i like when they let you cook it yourselves because then you can put the dancing hotdog from snapchat on the grill and everyone will know you ate food and thereby like you
Haven't had it in literally decades, but those lettuce wraps with the kbbq is pretty fire.
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Yeah KBBQ is all about the sauces.
Korean BBQ is the thing I miss the most about working for Samsung
I always have trouble slicing the brisket thin enough to replicate the restaurant feel. As a result I only usually make pork belly at home, and having the choice of variety is a big impetus for going out to the restaurant to have it.
The sauces I don't have a problem with because I just load up at the local H-Mart.
I have a small slicer; usually it's deli meat and cheese but with a little bit of freezing I can firm up the pork belly enough to hold up. But I haven't been able to get brisket sliced paper thin like it is at restaurants.
I could buy at the market but I feel like it's so overpriced there that I might as well pay the nominal convenience charge to go to the restaurant and get variety. If I'm eating it at home, it's just going to be some meat and rice and I just buy the meat in bulk at Costco.
Yo, I dunno what this korean bbq is about but brazilian bbq is that bomb diggity. Brasa Brazilian steakhouse is that jam
Hot plate at the center of table and you order meats to cook yourself. Plain or marinated. Most places you pay by plate or it's AYCE with a selection of meat determined by the time of day or the price schedule you pay. Accompanied by Korean side dishes and sauces.
I like churrascaria too.
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