Intoxicating grill smell.
We went out to eat kind of a lot while #3 brother and family were visiting. I think we went to this place at least twice.
Korean yakiniku FTW.
In case there are folks who don't recognize this, yakiniku places are basically like buffets. You sit at tables with grills like the one pictured in the middle, something like four folks to one grill, and when the time comes you get in a buffet line to grab all sorts of meat and other food items to take back to your table and grill. The place we went to also had salad things, fruit, and sauces you could choose from, and whether or not you wanted to grill any of those was totally up to you. They also had soups, starch (corn nibblets or rice), and some sort of soft-serve ice cream for desert. The place we went to was mostly Korean, so a lot of the meats were marinated in Korean-type sauces and kim chee was one of the cold items, although they also had miso soup.
Yummy, but rather smelly because of all the grilling you do. You can't help but smell like Korean barbecue for hours after.
Korean yakiniku FTW.
In case there are folks who don't recognize this, yakiniku places are basically like buffets. You sit at tables with grills like the one pictured in the middle, something like four folks to one grill, and when the time comes you get in a buffet line to grab all sorts of meat and other food items to take back to your table and grill. The place we went to also had salad things, fruit, and sauces you could choose from, and whether or not you wanted to grill any of those was totally up to you. They also had soups, starch (corn nibblets or rice), and some sort of soft-serve ice cream for desert. The place we went to was mostly Korean, so a lot of the meats were marinated in Korean-type sauces and kim chee was one of the cold items, although they also had miso soup.
Yummy, but rather smelly because of all the grilling you do. You can't help but smell like Korean barbecue for hours after.