Mongolian Barbecue in Suadiye
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CdnRed
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Joined: Wed, Oct 26 2005, 19:52 PM Posts: 182 Location: Istanbul, Asian side
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 Mongolian Barbecue in Suadiye
Just discovered "GO MONGO" on Saturday though it's been open a year (Doh!)...
It's right across from Suadiye Hotel, on the ground floor. Very nice ambiance, good music and delicious Mongolian Barbecue, as well as other Asian items on the menu (I saw some Thai dishes, for example).
One trip to the buffet bar is 20 YTL, all-you-can-eat is 30-something YTL, but one trip was enough! Beer and other drinks are typically-priced (5 to 8 YTL).
The waiter gives you a bowl and a flag to write your name and table number. At the raw-cold buffet, you put in as many veggies and chunks of frozen meat (and shrimp!) as you can fit in your bowl. You take a second smaller bowl and put your noodles and sauces (lots of choices: satay, hoisin, soya, garlic, chili pepper, cream, etc). You place your flag in your bowl and set the whole thing down on the window sill between the buffet and the kitchen.
Delivered to your table just minutes later: a pile of steaming noodles, veggies and meat with the sauces of your choice!
Entered the restaurant at 6pm and it was already nearly full - they asked if we had reservations so we guaranteed we'd be leaving in less than 90 minutes (Suadiye Movieplex up the street!). Every table had a "rezerve" sign on it.
Restaurant info:
Go Mongo
Adres Suadiye Plaj Yolu Sokak Suadiye Park
telefon: (216 - 410 32 23)
email: info@gomongo.com
web site: http://www.gomongo.com.tr
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| Mon, Nov 06 2006, 18:36 PM |
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Sheri
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Joined: Thu, Oct 19 2006, 14:33 PM Posts: 227 Location: Istanbul
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 mongolian barbecue in suadiye
Hi
Thanks for the info. Will give it a try.
Sheri
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| Tue, Nov 07 2006, 12:29 PM |
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jc
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Joined: Wed, Oct 05 2005, 13:37 PM Posts: 703 Location: Falling
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Great name. Sounds good. Perhaps we should get out own "rezerve" and organsie an informal expat meet up there later this month.
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| Tue, Nov 07 2006, 13:27 PM |
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Oz Kanka
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Joined: Wed, Feb 22 2006, 17:59 PM Posts: 746 Location: GOP: Ankara
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Do you actually get to see them cooking on the "upturned shield"?
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| Tue, Nov 07 2006, 15:53 PM |
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Sheri
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Joined: Thu, Oct 19 2006, 14:33 PM Posts: 227 Location: Istanbul
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 MONGOLIAN BARBECUE IN SUADIYE
JC - agree with u.
Sheri
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| Wed, Nov 08 2006, 16:49 PM |
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CdnRed
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Joined: Wed, Oct 26 2005, 19:52 PM Posts: 182 Location: Istanbul, Asian side
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Oz: Yup, the whole kitchen's wall is glass. But I'd rather be chilling at my table, drinking a beer than hanging out in the buffet area, watching the cooks.
I'd be up for another Mongolian dinner this month - when's good?
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| Thu, Nov 09 2006, 21:42 PM |
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Arikan
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Joined: Mon, Dec 05 2005, 10:46 AM Posts: 1000
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This sounds absolutely fcuking fantastic. I'd be well up for this.
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| Wed, Nov 22 2006, 13:22 PM |
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CdnRed
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Ali: Right up your no-carb, all-protein alley - I don't think they can limit your filling up your bowl completely with frozen chunks of meat! And what with the pricey beer/alcohol, we just might still be able to understand you by the end of dinner...
I'd be up for organizing a small dinner party there, say around the middle of the month, Friday or Saturday night. Anyone else up for it?
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| Sat, Nov 25 2006, 20:24 PM |
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Sheri
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Joined: Thu, Oct 19 2006, 14:33 PM Posts: 227 Location: Istanbul
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 GO MONGO
Hi CdnRed
Count me in
Sheri
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| Mon, Nov 27 2006, 10:54 AM |
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jc
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Joined: Wed, Oct 05 2005, 13:37 PM Posts: 703 Location: Falling
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IN (how about Sat 16th of Dec). Will try and lower the tone by brining along some of the rabble from football.
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| Mon, Nov 27 2006, 12:05 PM |
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Arikan
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Joined: Mon, Dec 05 2005, 10:46 AM Posts: 1000
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I'm in, too.
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| Mon, Nov 27 2006, 12:15 PM |
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simonb
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Joined: Wed, Jan 26 2005, 14:21 PM Posts: 709 Location: The Expat Peace & Love Forum
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Em and I would be keen for the 16th.
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| Mon, Nov 27 2006, 13:09 PM |
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lisas
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Joined: Mon, Apr 03 2006, 19:35 PM Posts: 53 Location: Moda
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Since I have had a Mongolian BBQ tutorial with Cdn Red, I think I'm ready to try it. Count me in!
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| Mon, Nov 27 2006, 14:18 PM |
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jonathan
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Joined: Tue, Dec 13 2005, 1:48 AM Posts: 629 Location: Arnavutköy/Kurucesme
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I have not had the tutorial but I'd like to try. Count me in.
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| Mon, Nov 27 2006, 15:53 PM |
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Bosphorus Girl
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Joined: Sat, Nov 25 2006, 9:16 AM Posts: 154 Location: between Arnavutkoy & Kurucesme!
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Hi,
Count me in for Sat. 16th - sounds delish but I'm a bit suspicious - your description Cdn Red reminds me of a hotpot restaurant in China where you chose all your stuff , from wriggling live eels through bean shoots and the salted peanuts normally downed with beer, carried it across an enormous room ( stray eels inevitably flopping to the floor) and dumped it in a fondue dish. Trouble was everybody else at the table for 10 dumped their stuff in too (no such luxury as fondue forks) so the resulting mess was...irretrievable and indescribable...of course 'foreign experts' had to grin and eat all....
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