Can you eat Korean barbecue for $30 in Boston?!
🥩 Sura Korean BBQ: $30 All-You-Can-Eat Meat Feast in Boston (Yes, You Read That Right!) When K-Drama Cravings Meet Budget-Friendly Reality Sura just dropped their AYCE price from $38.95 to $30—and trust me, this is the best $30 you’ll spend in Boston. Here’s why carnivores are losing their minds: 🌟 The Meat That Makes $30 Feel Like Stealing Thick-Cut Black Pork Belly 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 This isn’t your average paper-thin pork—think massive slabs that sizzle on the grill. Fatty layers render into crispy goodness, and each bite feels like a Korean street food dream. Buttery Beef Brisket 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Frozen but insanely —pair it with their cold noodles for a flavor explosion. Noodles amplify the beef’s richness—first bite had me audibly moaning. Cheese Corn 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Hidden in the meat fridge: savory-sweet corn mixed with melty cheese. Salty notes cut through the sweetness, making it impossible to stop scooping. 📝 Surprising Sides That Steal the Show Old-School Fried Chicken 🌟🌟🌟 Crispy exterior, juicy chicken thighs—tastes like nostalgic Chinese takeout fried chicken. No frills, just satisfying crunch. Garlicky Ribs 🌟🌟🌟 Fall-off-the-bone tender, seasoned with garlic to enhance meaty flavors. Proverb confirmed: "Meat without garlic is incomplete." 💡 Pro Tips for AYCE Mastery Meat Order Strategy:Start with pork belly, move to brisket, end with ribs—pace yourself! Hidden Gem Alert:Cheese corn is in the meat fridge, not the side dish area—don’t miss it. Lunch vs Dinner:Price is same all day, but weekends get busy—arrive early to avoid waits. 📍 Details & Dollars Address:27 Riverside Ave, Medford (15-min drive from Boston) Price:$30/person + 20% tip (steal of the century) Vibe:Casual, noisy, and very meat-focused—come in stretchy pants. 🌟 Final Verdict: 5/5 for Budget-Friendly Meat Heaven Sura proves you don’t need to break the bank for good Korean BBQ. $30 for thick pork belly and buttery brisket? I’ll be here every time a K-Drama makes me hungry. #BostonKoreanBBQ #AYCEGoals #MeatLoverParadise #BostonFoodieHack