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Damoah Grill
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- St. Elizabeth's, Brighton, Allston-Brighton
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“really like their food, it's one of the more authentic Korean restaurant in Boston.”
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August 07, 2006
Editorial Review. Expats and students head just off of Commonwealth Ave. to select from a menu of Japanese, Korean and Thai fare.
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July 11, 2002
they have moved!!.
Their new location is in Chinatown. The address is 63 Beach Street, Boston. Phone number is: 617-338-8585.
I really like their food, it's one of the more authentic Korean restaurant in Boston. I've started eating there before the move and am still a regular, even though their new place has down-sized a bit.. Some of my favorite dishes are: Kalbi (beef ribs), and this special dinner set with thinly sliced beef pieces cooked at your table and a soft tofu hotpot combo. This combo isn't on the menu so you have to sorta describe it to the waiter (I can never remember its name in Korean).. I knew it only 'cause I saw some Korean customers eating it there and it looked delicious! :)
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