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Korean BBQ in Chicago

ronnie_suburban

By ronnie_suburban
in The Heartland: Dining

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ronnie_suburban

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Sun Wa is not a Korean BBQ as the food is already Q'd  or more correctly slow cooked becuase I don't think they use coals and you don't Q it yourself.  The duck is amazing which we always take a whole one home with us when in the area. More Chinese/Vietnamese than Korean. -Dick

Agreed. It's definitely more Chinese than anything else . . . and quite delicious!

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Sun Wa is not a Korean BBQ as the food is already Q'd  or more correctly slow cooked becuase I don't think they use coals and you don't Q it yourself.  The duck is amazing which we always take a whole one home with us when in the area. More Chinese/Vietnamese than Korean. -Dick

Agreed. It's definitely more Chinese than anything else . . . and quite delicious!

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Sun Wah is good but the folks are not friendly. We like to go to the BBQ place east of there just beyond the red line tracks. (I'll get the name later). Very friendly. Plenty of folks who own asian stores in the burbs line up to buy mass quantities of the roasted chickens and ducks for sale at their shops. You can eat there (no ambiance) and the portions are super big and not pricey. I like the beef with chinese broccoli on chow mein noodles.

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