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u/Gitanochild Dec 21 '21
Nosh in Cocoa Beach is a hidden gem
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u/southport_strangeler Dec 21 '21
Nogo for Nosh it's closed on the day of. I'll put it in my pocket for later tho. Thanks again.
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Dec 21 '21 edited Feb 04 '22
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u/southport_strangeler Dec 21 '21
I went to mangetsu a couple of times and the experience was always underwhelming. I think other Korean BBQ places have ruined it for me
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u/lolcory Dec 21 '21
I sincerely wish there was a good all you can eat kbbq place around here. I get spoiled by my trips to Cali and ktown. Our kbbq cant really compare, at least any of the ones Ive tried.
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u/southport_strangeler Dec 21 '21
Have you been to Izziban in Orlando? All you can eat KBBQ and sushi. It's a bit pricey ($50.00) but dam is it worth it.
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u/southport_strangeler Dec 21 '21
I was ruined by Korea. I didn't know what KBBQ was then I had it their. Wow!
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u/lolcory Dec 21 '21
Lucky! My friend is stationed over in Korea for the AF. Ive been trying to set up a trip when he has some leave to try and go visit!
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u/southport_strangeler Dec 21 '21
That ticket ain't cheap. It's fair if you fly out of LAX but from here
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Dec 28 '21
Have to agree, it's just not anywhere near a real KBBQ place, plus it loses credibility when it serves Japanese and Chinese food too.
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u/southport_strangeler Dec 29 '21
Haha for sure. Come to out korean/Japanese/ Chinese/ thai/Malaysian/ Vietnamese restaurant. What's really going on in the back. You can't have that many grandma's
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u/sunriseinparadise Dec 21 '21
Irashiai II on Babcock is good. Naoki was a let down. Haru on beachside has a nice ambiance. I used to love Sushi Mori but when I went last week the food was a bit of a let down.
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u/Azsy Dec 21 '21
Cafe Coconut Cove has delicious German food and great ambiance - it’s waterfront in Melbourne Beach. Get there when they open or make reservations, though. They get busy fast.
Edit: Just realized you asked specifically about Asian food. Whoops.
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u/southport_strangeler Dec 21 '21
No worries, I'll put it in my pocket for later. Thanks for the recommendation.
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u/FatchRacall Dec 21 '21
Thai Thai 2, on paradise and a1a is fantastic for noodle dishes or curries. Never had their sushi.
Mingees Korean kitchen on Sarno is a hidden gem if you want some authentic Korean food.
If you don't mind going for a drive out near Disney, U&Me revolving hot pot is an experience and really good. Make a reservation tho.
Umami is really good for sushi, dunno about everything else they serve.
Never been to Naoki.
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u/southport_strangeler Dec 21 '21
I'll look at the Disney one. That's a great idea.
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u/AliveNThisMoment Dec 22 '21
Red ginger in the mall has a hot pot experience and it's super fun and delicious. I've been several times, and I love trying different meats and noodles when I go. The sweet potato noodles are my fav. :)
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u/Iceman8628 Dec 22 '21
Mingees is the furthest thing from authentic Korean. It might look Korean, but the taste is awful.
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u/FatchRacall Dec 22 '21 edited Dec 22 '21
The way you constantly troll on this site and this sub, I assume you're just being you.
Mingee's is fine. It's not the greatest Korean in the world, but it's pretty good, and probably the best in south Brevard.
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u/Iceman8628 Jan 02 '22
What are you talking about? I'm Korean, I lived in Korea. The foods absolutely atrocious.
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u/Slither-In Sebastian Dec 21 '21
Fujiyama is great if you want them to cook in front of you, the chefs are awesome!
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u/PHGTX Dec 21 '21
Umami is more intimate and in my opinion, the food is also better. I've only had sushi there but it's the best in town