Where to Eat Korean Food in San Diego
"A cut above most AYCE (all-you-can-eat) Korean barbecue restaurants, Prime Grill offers quality meats for grilling, including sets that feature various cuts and side dishes like corn cheese and steamed egg. From its list of classic dishes, try a hot stone rice bowl, simmering tofu stew, or a cold noodles like bibim naegnmyun, a bowl of buckwheat noodles in a spicy sauce that’s ideal in hot weather." - Helen I. Hwang
