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Seoul Bistro Is Doing Half-Price All-You-Can-Eat Wings

Seoul Bistro Is Doing Half-Price All-You-Can-Eat Wings
Seoul Bistro Is Doing Half-Price All-You-Can-Eat Wings
Seoul Bistro Is Doing Half-Price All-You-Can-Eat Wings
Photo: Miles Ruge
It’s to celebrate its brand new, refurbished restaurant.

· Published on 04 Dec 2018

Paul and Rob McMullen have doubled the size of their popular Seoul Bistro. To celebrate the reopening they’re offering half-price, all-you-can-eat wings.

This Saturday from 5pm to 10pm the Sunnybank restaurant (which is also celebrating its fifth birthday) is serving up a buffet of unlimited chicken wings in seven flavours, thin-cut fries, garlic bread and lemon iced tea, all for an almost silly price of $10.95. The offer is for dine-in guests only and there are no bookings – it’s first-come, first-served. In short, don’t be late.

Seoul Bistro reopened on Saturday with a new 100-seat dining area. It’s a response to the restaurant’s enormous popularity, which has seen it turn away customers on busier nights.

For more information on the half-price buffet event, see here

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