Best Korean restaurant in Moco?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Try this place:
https://www.hwagaejangtuh.com/
It's on Veirs Mill. Authentic and good but do have a fair bit of meat on their menu. It's next to a Korean Bakery.

I think they renamed it PL BBQ or something like that. Their fried mackerel fish is delicious if your daughter is pescatarian.

[Anonymous]

I'm Korean, and we usually go to House of Milae in Bethesda. It's pricey, but authentic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Try this place:
https://www.hwagaejangtuh.com/
It's on Veirs Mill. Authentic and good but do have a fair bit of meat on their menu. It's next to a Korean Bakery.

Korean here.. I also go to Mahdang in Rockville. It's a hole in the wall in an industrial park.

Generally, find one where there are mostly Koreans.

There are also several in Wheaton/Silver Spring that are good. Check yelp.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Try this place:
https://www.hwagaejangtuh.com/
It's on Veirs Mill. Authentic and good but do have a fair bit of meat on their menu. It's next to a Korean Bakery.

I think they renamed it PL BBQ or something like that. Their fried mackerel fish is delicious if your daughter is pescatarian.

I Love the cold noodle there!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm Korean, and we usually go to House of Milae in Bethesda. It's pricey, but authentic.

This is where we go for carryout. We also go to Anju on 18th street in DC for dining in (well, really, patio dining these days).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is a pretty decent one in downtown Bethesda— think it’s on Cordell.

My son and husband love it because of the bibimbap, but since I'm not a fan of that, I don't think the rest of the menu is impressive.

It's called House of Millae. It's a pretty standard menu (no grills, though). The Kimchi Jiggae is good, as are some of the pancakes.

[Anonymous]

I thought house or milae was good. I’m not Korean but have been to a fair numbers of Korean restaurants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Try this place:
https://www.hwagaejangtuh.com/
It's on Veirs Mill. Authentic and good but do have a fair bit of meat on their menu. It's next to a Korean Bakery.

Korean here.. I also go to Mahdang in Rockville. It's a hole in the wall in an industrial park.

Generally, find one where there are mostly Koreans.

There are also several in Wheaton/Silver Spring that are good. Check yelp.

I also love Mahdang. We order from there frequently.

[Anonymous]

^^pp mahdang is a lot better than house of milae imo

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Try this place:
https://www.hwagaejangtuh.com/
It's on Veirs Mill. Authentic and good but do have a fair bit of meat on their menu. It's next to a Korean Bakery.

Korean here.. I also go to Mahdang in Rockville. It's a hole in the wall in an industrial park.

Generally, find one where there are mostly Koreans.

There are also several in Wheaton/Silver Spring that are good. Check yelp.

Thank you, we went there over Xmas break as our one indoor eating experience of the last several months. It was totally delicious but we weren't sure if a Korean person would think it was good too.
Good to know!
-OP

[Anonymous]

There is a Facebook group called Support Moco Restaurants.

They have great recommendations on that group.

[Anonymous]

+1 for House of Milae in Bethesda

[Anonymous]

Honey Pig if you're looking for BBQ

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Try this place:
https://www.hwagaejangtuh.com/
It's on Veirs Mill. Authentic and good but do have a fair bit of meat on their menu. It's next to a Korean Bakery.

Korean here.. I also go to Mahdang in Rockville. It's a hole in the wall in an industrial park.

Generally, find one where there are mostly Koreans.

There are also several in Wheaton/Silver Spring that are good. Check yelp.

I also love Mahdang. We order from there frequently.

Another vote for Mahdang.

It isn't fancy at all. Just like a mom and pop shop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Try this place:
https://www.hwagaejangtuh.com/
It's on Veirs Mill. Authentic and good but do have a fair bit of meat on their menu. It's next to a Korean Bakery.

Korean here.. I also go to Mahdang in Rockville. It's a hole in the wall in an industrial park.

Generally, find one where there are mostly Koreans.

There are also several in Wheaton/Silver Spring that are good. Check yelp.

I also love Mahdang. We order from there frequently.

Another vote for Mahdang.

It isn't fancy at all. Just like a mom and pop shop.

What should I order at Mahdang?