Monday was Valentine's Day. If not a national holiday here it should be. On the media they talk about nothing else but the importance of this day. Just like Mother's Day. This one day of the year we are supposed to express our love. What about the other days of the year?
Anyway, Abigail had dinner with her boyfriend the day before that, so she was free. We decided to take her mom to a Korean barbecue place. With Abigail's exception neither of us been to such a place. I tell you honestly, I really liked it.
They sit you front of a hot plate (Korean style) and bring you your choices of meat, raw. By placing them on the hot. hot metal you cook them to your liking. Abigail was the chef because she knew the drill already. This is an all you can eat arrangement and we did eat! There was such a variety to choose from that it was not easy, but we managed.
Service was good. As soon as we finished what was front of us, they brought more meat forward, so by the time we finished we our money's worth. I am always open to new experiences, mainly if it involves eating.
It was good, it was tasty, but I will still take a good goulash soup, a solet or a wiener schnitzel anytime!
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