Invitation to Les Toques Blanc Barbecue Event at the US Military Base




Hi Seoul Eats Fans,

As a member of the Les Toques Blanc Organization, we have decided to open up our summer barbecue event to all foodies in Seoul. This event is open to all that have worked or are interested in meeting people that work in the hospitality industry. If you are interested in joining LTB, please try to join for this great event. Plus it is an  opportunity for those that have been interested in eating at the Dragon Hill Lodge but haven't been able to.

Information is below.

On Sunday, September 9th, Les Toques Blanches, Korea, will once again be holding our Annual Summer Family BBQ Party, this year’s event will be held at the Dragon Hill Lodge, located on the USA Army’s Main Post from 3-7pm. Please register online using this link.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dEJrZU5DVzh2ZElGRDN2cGc5eXd3V2c6MA#gid=0

LTB BBQ 2012

When: 9 September 2012
Time: 1500 - 1900
Buffet times 1600 - 1730
Where: Dragon Hill Lodge, Courtyard

What: Food: Sirloin steak buffet that includes carved sirloin, baked potato bar, salad bar (including Caesar salad) and dessert buffet.
Bar: Draft IPA Microbrew Beer

Activity For Children:
Very Large Playground Area at the Hotel

This event is rain or shine.

Pricing:
Member W50,000
Non Member W70,000
Member kids under 12 free
Non member kids W20,000

Base Access Information -- IMPORTANT!!
Base access is on foot only, through Gate # 1 which is marked Dragon Hill Lodge gate. The hotel is 300M from the gate entrance. No cars will be permitted base access for this event
No registrations accepted after 29 August 2012.

“드래곤 힐 로지”에서 즐기는 여름가족 바비큐 파티

가족단위로 즐거움을 만끽하세요. 스테이크 뷔페와 햄버거, 핫도그, 아이스 티, 샐러드와 디저트 뷔페, 맥주와 와인 등 다양하게 즐기세요.

l 행사일자: 9월 9일 15시~19시

l 스케줄: 15시(간단한 음식), 16시30분~19시(바비큐 뷔페와 맥주)

등록은 반드시 이곳을 통해 해주세요.

회원: 50,000원(어린이: 10살 이하 무료, 11살 이상 회원 가 적용)

비회원: 70,000원(어린이: 10살 이하 20,000원/ 11살 이상 회원 가 적용)

참고: 여러분의 여권 또는 신분증(주민등록증)을 반드시 지참하셔야 합니다. 이 두 가지가 아닐 경우에는 입장이 불가합니다. 운전면허증은 해당되지 않습니다.

주의 : 예약을위한 마지막 하루 8월 29일입니다.

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