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Cuisine | Korean | |
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Hours | Daily 11am-3pm and 6-11:30pm | |
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Address | 99 Percival St | |
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Location | Lee Theatre Plaza (17th floor), across from Times Square, Causeway Bay, Causeway Bay/Wan Chai | |
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Transportation | MTR: Wan Chai | |
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Phone | 852/2881 6823 | |
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Web site | www.sorabol.com.hk | |
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Prices | Barbecued dishes HK$95-HK$220 (US$12-US$29/£6.15-£14); fixed-price meals for 2 persons HK$420-HK$560 (US$55-US$73/£27-£36); fixed-price lunches (Mon-Sat only) HK$55-HK$80 (US$7.15-US$10/£3.55-£5.20); Sun lunch buffet HK$108 (US$14/£7) | |
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Credit Cards | AE, DC, MC, V | |
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Frommer's Review
This is the Hong Kong branch of a successful Korean chain. Popular with local Chinese and Koreans, it can be quite noisy and busy, but partitions between tables lend some privacy. My own personal favorites are the beef strips of bulgogi or the kalbi (beef strips marinated in a spicy sauce and then barbecued at your own grill). Barbecued fixed-price meals come with side dishes of kimchee (spicy cabbage) and vegetables. Another popular dish is the Genghis Khan hot pot with vegetables. You'll do your own barbecuing at smokeless grills at your table, which can be great fun, somewhat like an indoor cookout. The army of knowledgeable staff keeps things running smoothly and is happy to help the novice barbecuer.
Another branch is in Tsim Sha Tsui on the fourth floor of the Miramar Shopping Centre at 132 Nathan Rd. (tel. 852/2375 2882), open the same hours.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
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