KOREAN BBQ at Costco [moved from L.A. board]

[emptystomach]

I recently tried the Bamboo Lane Korean BBQ from Costco and it is truly amazing. The product is already fully marinated and all you have to do is just put on the grill. It's one of the best Korean BBQ I have tasted and it's very convenient. I personally like it best when you make lettuce wrap with Korean BBQ and white rice. mmmmm...

[HOWEIRD]

HELP, I love this stuff but the Costco's in the greater Phoenix area are not stocking it anymore. They said it's because the supplier may be changing the packaging or something and they may have it again, but all locations are currently out of stock.

Where else can I find it?

[Eugene Park]

Pretty sure this was discussed in this thread: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/520248

To echo my reply in the other thread, you're better off making your own using the Choice grade boneless short ribs that Costco sells while developing your own marinade (really easy to make, and you can season it to your taste). Don't forget the sesame oil and Coca Cola!!

[GK in SO]

Is this beef, chicken, or ?? TIA.

[emptystomach]

It's made with USDA Choice beef. You can find them in the deli section where the sausages are.

[banquisha]

Which Costco? Sometimes, they don't all carry the same things...

[wilafur]

in addition, how was the pricing?

[emptystomach]

I believe it was priced at $5.95 per lbs. Not bad considering it's boneless and you are getting all USDA choice beef.

[emptystomach]

I purchased my product in Los Feliz Costco but I told my mother and she have purchased it in City of Industry Costco. She told me they are doing demo this weekend. Free Korean BBQ. I think I'm gonna be there!

[Hughlipton]

Where in Costco would you find this? Frozen, fresh meat dept. or some other department?

[emptystomach]

I purchased it in the fresh deli department where they have the sausages and other premarinated beef items.