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Businiess name:  Gabose Korean & Japanese
Review by:  citysearch c.
Review content: 
Truly as good as it gets for Korean in S. Florida and perhaps for the US. This is authentic Korean cuisine and everything is prepared on site. They make their own kim chi, dumpling wrappers, etc. If you can get a Charcoal Grill table, you get to cook on wood charcoal that adds wonderful flavor to the meat and shrimp. I've never seen this in the US before. It is AMAZING! I ate there Saturday night for the first time in a year and if anything, it is even better than before. Here are some more detailed comments:\r \r Korean Pancake - I tried the kim chi pancake this time - sort of a crispy crepe with kim chi mixed in and a slightly spice sauce for dipping. Delicious. \r \r Steamed Pork Dumplings - I expect this to be the more average option compared to the fried dumplings, but they were tender and full of flavor. The relatively thin wrapper is delicate and perfectly in balance with the filling. And I believe you get 10 dumplings per order!\r \r Fried Dumplings - the crispy, pan fried version of the above. Also delicious.\r \r Bulgogi - if you eat at the charcoal table they cook this for you in the kitchen and bring it out prepared. Delicious. Of course, I've never had bad bulgogi, so I'm biased. Great flavor.\r \r Marinated Boneless Short Ribs BBQ - this meat is my favorite for cooking over the coals. Tremendous flavor, tender, perfect.\r \r Marinated Chicken, Pork, Shrimp BBQ - all great, all delicious. \r \r Side dishes - along with the BBQ meat entree you get about a dozen small plates of side items - lettuce to make lettuce wraps, rice, kim chi, seaweed, tofu, garlic (in a little metal container so you can cook it over the fire), jalapenos, etc. All part of the traditional style of a Korean meal.\r \r I didn't order any of the 'more challenging' dishes, but they have a number of items that will be a little bizarre for westerners, but authentic and welcomed by many Koreans.\r \r Fred and his wife Susan, the owners, are incredibly helpful. They will offer suggestions, answer all questions and generally make you feel like a member of the family.\r \r This restaurant is not to be missed by adventurous diners. I'd give it 6 stars if I could!

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