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Burger Joints Western restaurants in Korea either devoted to burgers, or with burgers as part of a larger menu.

Seoul and Gyeonggi-do area Bennigan's Bunstreet Burger Day Burger King Cafe Aloha Canada Buddy Chili's Freshness Burger the Foreign eXchange Gecko's Terrace Hard Rock Cafe Howard & Mario Joy and Charlie Kahunaville Kraze Burger Lotteria McDonald's Marty's American Sports Bar and Grill Nashville Navy Club New Phillies Bar and Grill ONO Sports Bar and Grill Platters Ruby Tuesday Smokey Saloon Songtan Hamburger TGI Friday's The Great Steak and Potato Factory The Wolfhound Irish Pub & Restaurant Thunder Burger Tom's Burger Kitchen Tony Roma's Uno Chicago Grill USO Yeongcheol Street Burger Other areas of Korea Burnham's Burgers (Daegu) Grill Dining Look at Me (Bundang) Howard & Mario (Seoul, Bundang, Osan, Gwangju) Moe's Restaurant (Busan) Mom's Touch Songtan Hamburger Tony Roma's Yeongcheol Street Burger

Canada Buddy was a Canadian bar near Bucheon Station. Owned and operated by a Canadian and his Korean wife, they served up beer and a menu that included handmade hamburgers (6,000 won, plus bacon or mushrooms for an extra 500), poutine-styled fries (no cheese curds), and spicy fries. The TV showed western shows like Jackass and Family Guy. The bar itself was fairly airy and open with a bunch of easily moved tables and chairs, and a stage which they plannned to use for trivia nights, foosball nights, etc. There was also a pool table and dart board.

The closest subway station to the bar is Bucheon Station on the line #1. Exit Bucheon Station on the north side (when you are facing E-Mart, go to the left) and go straight on the left side of the square to the main intersection. Look across the street to the left and you will see a KB Bank. Turn right at the KB Bank and walk 1 block. It's right on the corner, so you can't miss it.

For a map and menu listing, go to http://www.canadabuddy.com/ for more details.

Telephone: 032) 655-6006 (Bucheon Station)