Q Table BBQ now open in Northglenn

Laura Shunk November 3, 2010 12:41PM

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A month ago, we reported that James and Lily Kwon, owners of Aurora's Seoul BBQ, 2080 South Havana Street, were set to open a new Korean restaurant in Northglenn, Q Table BBQ, 311 West 104th Street, in October.

That spot held its grand opening last Friday and is now open for business.

When I reviewed Seoul BBQ, I noted that it was a peaceful place, free of the gimmickry that often characterizes Korean barbecue spots. With Q Table, the Kwons sought to emulate that, providing their cuisine in upscale surroundings and removing the showmanship even further by offering a Korean buffet.

The restaurant is open daily from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 4 to 8:30 p.m. For more information, dial 720-289-2893.

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Laura Shunk was Westword's restaurant critic from 2010 to 2012; she's also been food editor at the Village Voice and a dining columnist in Beijing. Her toughest assignment had her drinking ten martinis and eating ten Caesar salads over the course of 48 hours. She still drinks martinis, but remains lukewarm on Caesar salads.

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