yes its bee-beem-bop, (or bee-bim-bop). i work at a korean restaurant in nyc,, and i have heard soooo many variations of this word. BIM BIM BOP, BIP BIM BOP..... and even BOP BOP BOP. in korean, bee-bim means mixed and bop means rice, so literally bop bop bop would be rice rice rice. but i have learn to let go of the urge to teach the correct pronounciation... i had been pronouncing KNISH as NEE SH for about a year. ;p
oops grand prize should be 2,000,000 won, whichi is about $1600
Restaurant servers- who expects tips with the service- has smaller hourly payment from the restaurant. I believe there is different minimum wage for the ones who get paid tips and for the ones who usually dont get tips....
Best Korean : Song7.2 at 7th st and 2nd ave. try their table-cooked spicy PORK BELLY WITH CALAMARI .....its amazing... and with the leftovers, they add rice and make a fried rice right there. omg.
Try korean BBQ... Woo Lae Oak in Soho,(Mercer St) or the same restaurant midtown location, Bann (Only different name, 50th btw 8th and 9th ave)
Bann on 50th St, between 8th and 9th ave. Amazing Korean food... mmm
Warmm Chocolate Lava Cake.... Yum......
Tonkotsu Ramen!!
Hi, first time posting a question here. My Israeli friend and i got into a debate whether it is possible to find a good falafel place in Manhattan. he thinks no one in Manhattan serves a good falafel. Anyone have any suggestions where I might find a really good authentic falafel in the city?
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@xwafflesx : oh oh oh i went to high school in hamburg!! all my friends worked at tim hortons and we would go just about everyday..... we called it timmy ho's ! :D now i live in nyc but its cool that i see someone from hamburg here :) timmy was pretty much at every corner of hamburg..