New Favorite Restaurant

[JimmyMac483]

I figure that I am not the only one here that likes to eat....a lot. So, if you live near Nashville then you have to try a new place that I found in Cool Springs called Gloria's Korean Kitchen. It is a Korean Barbeque place. Great food with good sized portions (I actually had left-overs, that doesn't happen often). It is a little pricey though, $12-16 for most of their dinner entrees. IMHO it is well worth the money! It's on Carothers Pwky near Baker's Bridge Rd.

Eat it...Love it...You can thank me later

[Guest hillbilly007]

My wife ane I have noticed that as we get older, we get more selective about the places we eat. Big chain restaurants and fast food places are just not appealing to us due to the poor service, low quality of food, screaming crumb crunchers, and general uncleanliness. We prefer the small "Mom & Pop" places. You can bet on finding better food and people who really care about their customers. I'll give the Korean BBQ a shot next time I'm in the area. But I'm not eating any kimchi. You sweat the stuff for days.

[JimmyMac483]

I know what you mean about the big chain places. You might want to rethink about the kimchi. It was pretty dang good and they make it in house from scratch!

[Caster]

Korean BBQ?

Poor Rover.

[Guest BEARMAN]

Korean BBQ?

Poor Rover.

And just what is that "chicken on a stick" stuff anyways? I have never figured out what part of a chicken is that long anyhow...meow tell me.

[buck1032]

I love Korean BBQ! I will have to keep that place in mind for when ever I am up that way again. What kimchees did they have? Did they have radish kimchee?

[Oh Shoot]

And just what is that "chicken on a stick" stuff anyways? I have never figured out what part of a chicken is that long anyhow...meow tell me.

It's the "nugget" and "tenders" material, can be formed into any length or shape. The azzholes and eyeballs give it body.

- OS

Edited June 5, 2011 by OhShoot
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[Guest mustangdave]

And just what is that "chicken on a stick" stuff anyways? I have never figured out what part of a chicken is that long anyhow...meow tell me.

That really depends on which ASIAN country you're visiting...could be chicken...dog...cat....snake...and my personal favorite...MONKEY for the Phillipines

[gregintenn]

Thanks for the heads up. I'd like to try it the next time I'm down that way. We're always in search of good restuarants.

[Spook]

If you ever see "fragrant meat" on a menu in a Chinese place, it was rover.