This was really good and my boyfriend loved it. I doubled the sauce as suggested but I found it to be a bit salty even though I used low sodium soy sauce. I will make this again but need to figure out a way to reduce the salt.

Absolutely wonderful dish! I did not change the recipe a bit, and it's a family favorite!

tasted very good but meat wasn't as tender as i expected. next time i will slice it really thin, i had it about 1/4" thickness this time. nice flavor but not "to die for". i used apple cider vinegar cause i couldn't fine rice wine...maybe that changed it?

Five star recipe! Primarily because of taste, but also because preparation can be done ahead, general presentation can be beautiful, and ingredients are those I have on hand! Very very tasty dish -- and a dish I can use for overnight guests, since I can prep all items ahead of time, be out all day, and come home have it ready in about five minutes. Thanks, Tanya!

Really, really, really good. I threw everything in a ziploc and marinated overnight. Cooked the strips on a stove top grill. Served with white rice and "traditional pot stickers" from this site. Thanks so much for the recipe. It's a keeper!

This was so tasty! I used a London Broil instead of the cut called for, and it still turned out tender! I also used a stove top grill pan, so I was able to save the pear bits and serve them with the beef, too. Extremely good, will definitely make again.

It was ok, not quite what I thought it'd be. Flavors didn't seem rich enough, perhaps it needed to marinate longer.

I'm Korean-American and have had Bul-Go-Gi countless times. This is the best recipe, trully authentic as others have stated. Recipes I've tried from Korean cookbooks did not turned out as well as this one did. This is definately a keeper.

This is a terrific recipe, every bit as authentic and delicious as the dish I ate in Korea many years ago. My husband & our guests raved about this. We'll have this again! We served with the Korean Cucumber Salad, which was the perfect side dish for this.

Nothing short of Excellent!!!! I'll be using this one on a regular basis.

I used to live in Korea and have been craving the food recently. This is my first time making this dish and it came out awesome. I had to substitute the rice wine for just a white wine, used honey instead of sugar, and an apple instead of a pear. I just didnt have these things around, but it came out awesome anyway!!

This was very very good! My husband and I both loved it. I followed the recipe, except I didn't have any rice wine, so I used rice wine vinegar, and I added a tablespoon of sesame chili oil for a little bit of heat. It was awesome and I will be making this again and again!

I marinated the short ribs, chicken, and mushroom (all in the sauce) for 24 hours and I ate them today. SO GOOD! Tasted just like the ribs I had in a Korean BBQ restaurant in Toronto! The only thing was even though I split the meat into several zipped bags and laid them down flat to have as much contact with the sauce as possible, some of the meat did not soak in the sauce. Next time I'll double the portions for the sauce to make sure the meat are marinated well. Thanks for the recipe! It's definitely a winner.

Have made several times and love it. Used the marinade on beef as well as chicken, great on both!

I love this recipe. My only mistake was salting the beef before putting it in the marinade. I used low sodium soy sauce and didn't realize its sodium would be enough. Besides for being a little salty it was great! Next time, I won't add more salt.

This marinade is delicious, although I didn't feel like it was traditional Korean BBQ. It tasted more like a basic asian marinade than something spicy which I associate with Korean BBQ.

This is an absolutely AMAZING and DELICIOUS dish. The flavors in this are tantalizing and I was worried about too much garlic but it was just perfect. I let mine marinade all day and this was so good, it got gobbled up quickly. Well worth getting your rice wine for this recipe. Thanks so much for posting this one.