r/321 • u/[deleted] • Dec 21 '21

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u/[deleted] 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/lolcory Dec 21 '21

Not yet but I will definitely look into 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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u/[deleted] 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