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<http://data.yelp.com/Review/id/46wUJsQ711FRVZJbfqRuVQ>	<http://purl.org/stuff/rev#text>	"My friend and I stumbled into Il Bun Ji while strolling down Koreatown one evening. I actually wasn't feeling much like having Korean food, so when I found out this place served sushi, we decided to go in!\n\n....buuuut, when I saw the menu, somehow I ended up ordering a Korean dish after all :D It was a warm, humid-y kinda day and \"bibim naengmyun\" just sounded so good. \n\nWe ordered: \n1) Bibim naengmyun: cold buckwheat noodles with gochujang sauce \n- the sauce was sweet and a little bit spicy, and went well with the chewy noodles, the cool cucumber, radish slices and bosc pear \n\n2) Unagi don: grilled eel on rice \n\n3) Some fresh sashimi: tasty and smooth, good value  \n\nThe first thing that came was the typical Japanese starter salad... but with a bowl of congee! Whaaaat. I knew it was supposed to be a Korean + Japanese place but where did congee fit? \n\nAnyway, next, a few Korean banchan came too. In the end, it turned out to be a LOT of food. It was all delicious though, and at the very end, we were given an icy cold orange pre-sliced. Juiciest orange ever, and perfect ending. \n\nWill be back here again!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string> .