Korean(?) BBQ on a cold night

On chilly nights, people often seek hot chocolate, coffee, or tea to warm them up.  The warm liquids make them feel as though heat is coursing through their system.  I'm not one of these people.  It's cold and rainy, and I sought out Korean barbecue, or at least that's what they called it.

Actually, what happened is that I came back from watching the Cal men's basketball team destroy UC Irvine's, and Casey asked if I was hungry.  I was, so we went to give Steve's Bar-B-Que a try.  It was okay.  The beef itself was kind of like a less tender version of Yoshinoya's, the kimchee tasted like it was just spicy tsukemono, but the bean sprout salad was lovely (it was, after all, just par-cooked sprouts with sesame oil).  They gave a lot of beef, but it also wasn't cheap ($8).  It was good to give it a try, but I think I'll seek out other late-night options next time.