Let’s meet for Korean-Uzbek food!
Date: Saturday, Nov. 6, 2010
Time: 1:00 pm
At: Cafe At Your Mother-in-Law
3071 Brighton 4th street, Brooklyn NY, 11235
Tel: 718-942-4088
I’m  going to take the Q train from the Times Square subway station. If you want to meet me at the subway station, come to the entrance of Times Square Subway station by 12:00 pm. It takes about 50 minutes to get there from midtown, so we can chat chat on the subway! : )
Update!
on Nov. 6, we 13 members met at the restaurant. Everybody enjoyed the food! Thanks to Ms. Mila who speaks Russian, we could communicate with the staff of the restaurant.
Here are some photos I took at the meetup.
hye of tripe
ox  bone soup
kimchi
Chris, Nikki, and Tiffany
Mila, Natacia (a cook at the restaurant), and me
With Food blogger Jin Li Chan and Brendan Mold
Chris and Nikki
Alex and Mila
Oh, so cool! I wish I lived closer! Made me homesick :( Wonder if there are any Uzbek-Korean restaurants in Houston…. hmm….
Hello everybody my name Konstantin. Looks like u have a fun up there.
This was a great day. Maangchi is fun and is very passionate about she does!
aww, Mila! I was going to email you to say “thank you” for helping us communicate with the restaurant people! You were such a cool interpreter! : ) I know you were also proud of yourself because everybody relied on your interpretation! I worked as a Korean English interpreter for a long time. That’s why I know how you felt!
Let’s do some kind of exciting event at the end of this year or anytime you have free time: a little bit of Russian cultural taste with Mila!
Wow.. you guys seem to have been wonderful time up there. It’s always good to see photos of people that I’d like to be in :)
: ) Thanks, Hana! Hope to see u soon!
Looks like so much fun guys! Nice.. And the food looks great too! ;)
Yes, indeed! Great food, great time, and great people!
Thanks for sharing info about the field trip…living vicariously through your site…interesting notes. Nice to meet fellow foodies I’ll bet!
Thanks for your nice words!
Very VERY interesting!!! So how was the food? And how did it compare with traditional K-cooking? btw…. you are such a fashionista!
oh, bo bo bo! It tastes like a mix of Korean authentic food and Russian food.Thank you for your compliment! : )
“…in a hear-beat”, it sounds like we are in the same boat! : )
This sounds like a lot of fun. If I was in New York, I’d come along in a heart-beat.
But I’m okay. I’m going out for sushi with a friend from school today. :)