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I love korean food and there is a small korean fusion place in Irving called LA burger which makes one of the best dang burgers in town.Its this huge burger with fried kimchi,other korean spices and a big fried egg on top,its messy but awesome.

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I love korean food and there is a small korean fusion place in Irving called LA burger which makes one of the best dang burgers in town.Its this huge burger with fried kimchi' date='other korean spices and a big fried egg on top,its messy but awesome.[/quote'] Is this vegeterian (eggs ok).. Any good options for vegeterians in Korean cuisine?
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Is this vegeterian (eggs ok).. Any good options for vegeterians in Korean cuisine?
its a burger,it has a big fat angus patty in the middle.Koreans love their meat but i would eat the kimchi everyday but even there most varieties of kimchi are made with fermented fish .
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First time eating steak for breakfast... mcdonalds-Steak-Egg-Cheese-Bagel.png Seeda narak mein jaanewala hoon..subah subah gomata ko khaliya! Chickenitarian only so far. Have had fish. Have had cheese burgers, but never steak!

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First time eating steak for breakfast... mcdonalds-Steak-Egg-Cheese-Bagel.png Seeda narak mein jaanewala hoon..subah subah gomata ko khaliya! Chickenitarian only so far. Have had fish. Have had cheese burgers, but never steak!
How so?
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^No offense to Non-Veggies but looks nasty....how the hell can u have the enzymes to digest Beef for breakfast :ohmy:
That's because you haven't eaten it lol Pehle khao phir bolo
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Loose the omlette, dude. Loose the omlette. BTW, steak doesn't necessarily have to be beef.
I have tried Buffalo steak before but its very lean,fat is essential for taste imo.
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