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Buldaegi Bbq House BULDAEGI BBQ HOUSE TABLE GRILL Beverages Bottled Water — $2 Sparkling Water — $2.50 Hot Tea (Green or Earl Gray)— $1.75 Canned Soda — $1.75 Sweet or Unsweet Tea (2 refills) — $2.25 DOMESTIC BEER ­­— $4 Yuengling Blue Moon IMPORTED BEER — $5 Tsingtao (China) Heineken (Holland) Asahi (Japan) Kirin Ichiban (Japan) Sapporo (Japan) OB (Korea) Fried Dumplings (튀김만두) — $8 Deep fried dumplings with chicken and vegetables. 8 pieces. Haemul Pancake (해물파전) — $16 Crispy pancake withAppetizers assorted seafood, carrot, green and white onion. House Japchae (불돼지잡채) — $14 Glass noodles, carrot, white and green onion. Choose a style: Pork, Beef, or Veggie. Duk Bok Ki* (떡볶기) — $14 Rice cake, fish cake, hard-boiled egg, hot pepper paste sauce.Spicy. Dak Gangjeong (닭강정) — $14 Crispy boneless fried chicken glazed with sweet, housemade sauce. Tang Su Yuk (탕수육) — $18 Deep fried meat or tofu in housemade sweet & sour sauce. Choose a style: Beef, Pork, or Tofu. Spring Rolls - $8 Shredded cabbage, carrots, tofu, onions. 6 pieces. *Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or egg may increase your risk of food-borne illnesses. Choose a minimum of 2 BBQ orders or 1 Combo. Includes lettuce wraps, banchan, corn cheese, steamed egg*. Extra small sidesTable — $6 each. (SeeGrill back page for options) Pork Combo A — $50.50 Choose any 5 meats from Pork BBQ. Serves 2. Pork Combo B — $70.50 Choose any 7 meats from Pork BBQ. Serves 3-4. Beef Combo A — $65.50 Choose 2 Beef BBQ and 2 Premium Beef BBQ. Serves 2. Beef Combo B — $89.50 Choose 2 Beef BBQ and 3 Premium Beef BBQ. Serves 3-4. Mixed Combo A — $59.50 Beef Brisket, Beef Bulgogi, LA Galbi, Pork Belly, Chicken Bulgogi. Serves 2. Mixed Combo B — $89.50 Beef Brisket, Pork Belly, Rib Eye Roll, House Steak, Beef Bulgogi, LA Galbi, Chicken Bulgogi. Serves 3-4. Buldaegi Special Combo — $130.50 Beef Brisket, Pork Belly, Rib Eye Roll, Yangnam Galbi, House Steak, LA Galbi, Spicy Pork Bulgogi, Garlic Chicken Bulgogi, Spicy Chicken Bulgogi, Garlic SamgyupSal, Small Kimchi Pancake. Serves 4-5. Buldaegi Special Combo 2 — $160.00 Chadolbagi, SamGyupSal, Deung Sim, MokSal, Yangnyum Galbi, La Galbi, Jumuluk, Beef Bulgogi, House Steak, Spicy House Steak, Garlic Chicken Bulgogi, Beef Bulgogi Jeongol. Serves 4-5. Grilled Veggie Platter — $8 Potatoes, king oyster mushrooms, squash, tofu, and onions. Subject to change. PORK BBQ — $23.50 SamGyupSal (삼겹살) Pork Bulgogi (돼지불고기) Our signature grilled pork belly. Pork tenderloin in traditional, housemade sauce. Spicy SamGyupSal (매운삼겹살) Spicy Pork Bulgogi (매운돼지불고기) Pork belly in housemade pepper paste sauce. Pork tenderloin in housemade pepper paste sauce. Garlic SamGyupSal (마늘삼겹살) Gochujang Bulgogi (고추장불고기) Pork belly in housemade garlic sauce. Pork tenderloin in Korean red bean paste sauce. MokSal (목살) Garlic Bulgogi (마늘불고기) Non-marinated pork neck. Pork tenderloin in housemade garlic sauce. House Steak (불돼지 스테이크) Spicy House Steak (매운 불돼지 스테이크) Shoulder butt in housemade sweet sauce. Shoulder butt in housemade pepper paste sauce. BEEF BBQ ~ $25.50 PREMIUM BEEF BBQ ~ $29.50 Chadolbagi (차돌박이) Deung Sim (등심) Non-marinated beef brisket. Non-marinated rib eye roll. Beef Bulgogi (소불고기) Jumuluk (주물럭) Beef tenderloin in traditional, housemade sauce. Marinated rib eye. Yangnyum Galbi (양념갈비) Spicy Beef Bulgogi (매운소불고기) Beef short rib in traditional, housemade sauce. Beef tenderloin in housemade pepper paste sauce. LA Galbi (LA갈비) Cross-cut beef short ribs in traditional, housemade sauce. CHICKEN BBQ — $23.50 Chicken Bulgogi (닭불고기) Chicken tenderloin in housemade soy sauce. Gluten Free. Spicy Chicken Bulgogi (매운닭불고기) Chicken tenderloin in housemade pepper paste sauce. Garlic Chicken Bulgogi (마늘치킨불고기) Chicken tenderloin in housemade garlic sauce. *Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or egg may increase your risk of food-borne illnesses. BITES Corn Cheese (콘치즈) Potato Pancake (감자전) Buttered kernelSmall corn, mozzarella cheese, Sides parsley. —Crispy $6 potato pancake.each Dwenjang Porridge (된장죽) Kimchi Pancake (김치전) Fermented soybean paste soup with small beef Kimchi and vegetable pancake. Spicy. chunks and portobello mushrooms. Gyeran Jjim* (계란찜) 6 Fried Dumplings (튀김만두) Silky steamed eggs served in stone pot. Deep fried dumplings with chicken and vegetables. 3 Spring Rolls Shredded cabbage, carrots, tofu, onions. NOODLES Mul Nengmyun* (물냉면) Cold buckwheat noodles, egg, picked taikon radish, and cucumber served in beef broth. Bibim Nengmyun* (비빔냉면) Cold buckwheat noodles, housemade spicy sauce, egg, pickled taikon radish, cucumber. Spicy. SOUPS & STEWS Kimchi Jjigae (김치찌개) Aged kimchi cabbage stew with chopped tofu, onions, pork. Spicy. Dwenjang Jjigae (된장찌개) Fermented soybean paste stew with tofu, seafood, zucchini, white onion. Mild. Soon Tofu (순두부) Soft tofu stew with shrimp, clam, squid, pork, housemade pepper paste sauce. Spicy. *Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or egg may increase your risk of food-borne illnesses..
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