Food: Origu-i and Boggeumbab
Went out last night with the two Mr. Kim's I frequently work with at the jobsite, and they decided on duck hot-plate. Oooh~

Seng Origu-i (생오리구이) - Fresh roast duck on a hotplate with kimchi and sauces on the side.

생 = Fresh/unfrozen
And here's how you eat it:

Again... NO!

The ol' lady throws in rice to soak up all the flavored oil from the barbeque we just had... then in goes some sesame oil, sprouts, kimchi, a tad of Korean chili sauce and topped off with some seaweed bits to create ~ Boggeumbab (볶음밥).
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