Food and other photos by MJ Klein
After the wedding, we went down to Kaohsiung to visit the family. Ping-chen suggested that we check out a Korean style restaurant for lunch. It was a great suggestion!
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The sisters check out the menu
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This is a shot of the grilling device, my plate and 3 very interesting sauces. I’ve never experienced those particular sauces before and I found one of them to be very good on the grilled food.
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Once we ordered, the food came very quickly. Notice the grill all loaded up.
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Here is Beauty Shot #1.
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And Beauty Shot #2.
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#3. Are you getting hungry yet?
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A shot of the devastation afterwards.
The meal featured the pickled vegetables that Korean cuisine is known for. It was an excellent compliment to the grilled fare.
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Hui-chen and her mother discuss the highlights of the meal.
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Ping-chen and her husband Albert.
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The restaurant has a very unusual outdoorsy decor. Notice this log going right through the window glass.
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Someone spent a lot of time making that cut!
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The back end of the log goes into this wall. Don’t worry, it’s a facade and not a support column.
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The other end goes right out of the restaurant (I’ll show you where in a minute).
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These 2 stumps are part of the decor.
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The log goes through the wall, intersecting the glass.
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A shot of our table from the cashier’s area.
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The cashier’s desk to the left.
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As you can see, the log goes right over the door!
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Beside this door is a huge stone….
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…that’s been cut in 1/2 to make it appear to go thorough the glass like the log.
If you haven’t been to a good Korean restaurant in awhile, I suggest that you visit one soon!
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#1 Pingback By Formosa Daily » This Week In Food, Part Four On January 5, 2009 @ 19:21
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#2 Comment By Sandy On January 28, 2009 @ 06:34
I love all the food posts! I am starving just looking at them on my screen. Great photos as usual – I feel like I am there with you.
I love Korean BBQ, especially all the little dishes. This restaurant’s decor is particularly cool!
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#3 Comment By thenhbushman On January 28, 2009 @ 12:22
thanks Sandy. it was a lot more fun eating the food than photographing it! hehe