It's amazing that this was the first time I visited Chapman Plaza. Mr. Monkey had been here several times before. All of his friends from college are Korean.
Gaam is a bar and lounge that happens to serve food, namely yakitori. Yes, it's a Korean place that offers Japanese skewers.
Drinks are plentiful and are presented with flair.
My watermelon soju martini ($4.99). Yummy.
Fire!
Spider crab with ponzu ($16.99).
More meat!
There's nothing like the K-town nightlife.
Fun!
ReplyDeleteWe have a sake brewery here (supposedly it is the only sake brewery in the US or maybe even outside of Japan) and we get yakitori there. One time Tim ordered a yakitori that was just fried chicken skin on a stick. I can't remember if he liked it.
yum! i love little korean joints like this. yakitori sounds good right now...
ReplyDeleteK-town sounds soooo awesome right now. I really miss the K-town lunch runs back in the days when I used to work around that hood.
ReplyDeleteThis place looks a little more upscale than the bell-at-the-table places I've been to in K-town. Great decor.
ReplyDeleteoh yeah! Korean food PLUS cheap drinks? One of my favorite combos! I'm guessing this isn't much like my favorite C rated K town restaurant.
ReplyDeleteVery sleek! Love the watermelon wedge!
ReplyDeletewhat a cool looking place! i fear it's far too cool for this boring mom. i'd be all out of place and stuff.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun spot to me. Good food, yummy soju, and fun friends.
ReplyDeleteor we could go to k town. gawd i need meat on a stick. that's what she said.
ReplyDeleteI loooooove yakitori. Everything looked so yummy!
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