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Anju & Shared Dishes Shared Hot Pots DOLPAN BBQ COMES WITH AN ASSORTMENT OF BANCHAN (SIDE DISHES): FREE REFILLS 1. HONEYCOMB SAMGYEOPSAL (PORK BELLY) 벌집삼겹살 (250 GRAMS) $19.00 2. MATCHA HONEYCOMB SAMGYEOPSAL (PORK BELLY) 녹차 벌집삼겹살 (250 GRAMS) $19.50 3.MOK-SAL(PORK COLLAR) 목살 (250 GRAMS) $17.00 4. HANGJEONGSAL (PORK JOWL) 항정살 (210 GRAMS) $23.00 5. DOLPAN KABURISAL (PORK CHEEK/NECK) LIMITED 가브리살 (210 GRAMS) $24.00 6. CHADOL (THINLY SLICED BEEF BRISKET) 차돌박이 (300 GRAMS) $23.00 7. PREMIUM KALBI (BONELESS SHORT RIBS) 프리미엄 갈비살 (210 GRAMS) $33.00 BBQ COMBINATION SAMPLERS 8. PORK SAMPLER (PORK BELLY, MOK-SAL, PORK JOWL, KABURISAL) 삼겹살, 목살, 항정살, 가브리살 삼겹살, 목살, 항정살, 가브리살 (R) 550 GRAMS $39.00 (L) 800 GRAMS $56.00 9. PORK & BEEF SAMPLER (PORK BELLY, MOK-SAL, CHADOL, KALBI) 삼겹살, 목살, 차돌, 갈비살 삼겹살, 목살, 차돌, 갈비살 (R) 550 GRAMS $45.00 (L) 800 GRAMS $65.00 10. EGG VOLCANO 계란찜 $3.50 11. SOY BEAN SOUP 된장찌개 $3.50 12. STEAMED RICE 공기밥 $1.50 ANJU & SHARED DISHES GOES WELL WITH BEER OR SOJU 13. KIMCHI FRIED RICE (spicy) 김치 볶음밥 $13.00 Add Melted Cheese $3.00 14. SEAFOOD & GREEN ONION PANCAKE 해물파전 $18.00 15. CRISPY POTATO PANCAKE 감자전 $9.00 16. VEGETABLE JAPCHAE (Sweet Potato Noodles) 야채 잡채 $15.00 17. KALBI-JJIM (BRAISED BEEF SHORT RIBS with VEGETABLES) 갈비찜 $24.00 18. LA KALBI (LA CUT BEEF SHORT RIBS with VEGETABLES & Peppercorn) LA 갈비 $25.00 19. SPICY PORK BELLY (with VEGETABLES) 제육 볶음 $16.00 20. BULGOGI HOT PLATE (Marinated Beef with Vegetables) 불고기 $18.00 21. BBQ PORK RIBS (SPICY or SWEET & SAVORY) 돼지등갈비 $20.00 Add Melted Cheese $3.00 22. LAVA CHEESE OMELLETE (Dinner Time Only) 치즈 계란말이 $15.00 SHARED HOT POTS COMES WITH 2 BOWLS OF RICE & BANCHAN (SIDE DISHES) 23. ARMY BASE HOT POT (Pork Belly, Sausages, Spam, Beans, Kimchi & Ramen) 부대찌개 $34.00 Extra Ramen $2.00 Extra Meat $7.00 24. BULGOGI HOT POT (Beef, Vegetables & Sweet Potato Noodles) 불고기 전골 $34.00 25. GUM-JA-TUNG HOT POT (Pork Bones, Potatoes & Napa Cabbage) 감자탕 전골 $30.00 SOUPS & STEWS COMES WITH 1 BOWL OF RICE & BANCHAN 26. KALBI-TUNG (Beef Short Rib Soup) 갈비탕 $14.50 27. BULGOGI DDUKBAEGI (Beef & Vegetables Stew) 불고기 뚝배기 $13.50 28. GUM-JA-TUNG (Pork Bones, Potatoes, Napa Cabbage Stew) 감자탕 뚝배기 $11.50 29. KIMCHI JIGAE (Kimchi, Tofu, Vegetable, Pork Belly Stew) 김치찌개 $10.50 30. DENJANG JIGAE STEW (Korean Soy Beans, Beef Broth, Tofu & Vegetables) 된장찌개 $9.50 31. SOON-DU-BU (Soft Tofu & SEAFOOD Stew) SPICY or NON-SPICY 해물 순두부 찌개 $12.50 32. SOON-DU-BU (Soft Tofu & BEEF Stew) SPICY or NON-SPICY 고기 순두부 찌개 $11.50 LUNCH HOT PLATE SPECIALS (FROM 12PM – 3:30PM) COMES WITH RICE AND VEGETABLES, BANCHAN & SOUP 33. SPICY PORK HOT PLATE 철판 제육볶음 $13.50 34. BULGOGI HOT PLATE 철판 불고기 볶음 $13.95 35. KALBI-JJIM HOT PLATE (BEEF SHORT RIBS) 철판 갈비찜 $14.95 36. LA KALBI HOT PLATE (BEEF SHORT RIBS) 철판 LA 갈비 $15.95 LUNCH BBQ SETS MINIMUM 2 ORDERS SET A: PORK COMBO(400 GRAMS), BANCHAN, RICE & SOUP (PORK BELLY, MOK-SAL, PORK JOWL, KABURISAL) 삼겹살, 목살, 항정살, 가브리살 $15.00/PERSON SET B: PORK & BEEF COMBO(400 GRAMS), BANCHAN, RICE & SOUP (PORK BELLY, MOK-SAL, DHADOL, FINGER RIB KALBI) 삼겹살, 목살, 차돌, 늑간살 $20.00/PERSON DRINKS, ALCOHOL & COCKTAILS 1. SOFT DRINKS: COLA, DIET COLA, SPRITE, ICE TEA $3.00 2. SOJU POPSICLE COCKTAIL: MELONA or SCREW BAR $9.00 3. YOGURT SOJU COCKTAIL (1/2L & 2 glasses) $18.00 4. SOJU BOTTLE: FRESH, CLASSIC, PEACH, GRAPEFRUIT, APPLE, ORANGE $16.00 6. MAKKOLI (Rice Wine): Original, Peach, Banana $14.00 7. BOKBUNJA (Black Raspberry Sweet Wine) $19.00 8. KOREAN BOTTLED BEER: CASS (Large 640ml) $9.00 9. DRAFT BEER: BC PHILLIPS PILSNER (GLASS) $6.50 (Pitcher) $22.00 10. SOMAK COMBO (Soju Bottle & Cass Beer Bottle) $24.00.
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