Last night, the Boyfriend and I ventured out for Korean barbecue at a new spot - something we’d never done before without our Korean friends.My uncle had recommended a couple of restaurants on Garden Grove Blvd. or mini Koreatown in this city, if you will. We stopped by Shik Do Rak and found ourselves sitting in front of a menu where we had no clue what to order.But never fear, the servers were really great, surprising spoke English and helped us out with what the regulars usually get - a complete combo meal for two with thin slices of beef and cubes of short ribs, along with mushrooms and onions, some sort of spicy soup and all the sides that you normally see while eating Korean fare - kimchi, pickled cucumbers, daikon, and some flat tofu-like item that’s supposedly a fish cake from reading the reviews on Yelp. Doesn’t matter, I loved it because the sides are my favorite part!One thing I didn’t love was the price. Our dinner for two set us back about $60 after tax and tip. While the beef was good, and enough to fill us both up, they were a bit stingy considering this should have fed 2-3 people. I don’t have a huge appetite and I can only imagine if we had a 3rd person with us that it would leave us wanting more. I also wished that they had pre-marinated the beef a little bit. My favorite part about Korean BBQ are all the yummy spices!All in all, it was a good dinner - but would we go here again I think we’ll try our hand at a couple more places before we venture to Shik Do Rak again. Korean BBQ seems to be plentiful in this neighborhood for sure.Like this post Subscribe to The Daily Cookie RSS feed and email to see where else Im eating at in Orange County these days. addthis_url = 'http://dailycookie.net/2008/12/lets-have-korean-bbq-for-dinner/'; addthis_title = 'Let’s Have Korean BBQ for Dinner!'; addthis_pub = '';