Eating @ Gyubee AYCE Dinner (Markham)
5:12:00 PMThis was from my first visit to Gyubee.
As not many people were aware of, I had the opportunity to organize a large department/team dinner. With many good restaurant options in Markham and Richmond Hill, "Gyubee" restaurant was decided as the place for dinner (All You Can Eat style).
Food Photos And Comments:
Once we were seated, the staff noticed that we had EXACTLY 2 hours to execute (order and consume) our meals. We ordered fast and quickly at the beginning and just finished exactly under 2 hours.
Overall, the ingredients were of very good quality and the staff were constantly checking with us for any new orders/requests. With our large party, we were charged a fixed service fee of 12% on top of our bill.
Unfortunately, they do not accept credit cards and I footed the entire bill via debt card.
Would I come back? Yes
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the Bibimbap side dish was pretty good with the egg and hot paste sauce |
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order the assortment of pork slices |
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The beef items were the most popular orders for our tables - look at the marble!! |
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my co-op students loved the seafood selections |
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Sides of kim chi and bean sprouts |
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Ordering more beef dishes |
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This is the sweet potatoe vegetable - you put the entire thing on the burner |
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cold tofu was okay |
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the co-op cooked for me :) |
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you only get 1 Melona bar per person for the end of the meal! |
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The Creme Brulee was pretty good and my team ordered more |
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Cold noodle side dish was alright |
Non Food Photos:
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Entrance to restaurant |
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Dinner AYCE Menu |
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Back end of the restaurant |
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