Fave Korean BBQ restaurant & also fave dim sum restaurant near dc?

[Anonymous]

Looking for new places to try out in the dc area.

[Anonymous]

Ping pong dim sum in DuPont is good.

[Anonymous]

Honey Pig in Annandale or Woo Lae Oak in Tyson's for korean BBQ.

[Anonymous]

Woomi Garden and Hollywood East in Wheaton.

[Anonymous]

Kogiya in Annandale is the best right now.

[Anonymous]

Han Gang for Korean
Not dim sum but love A&Js.

[Anonymous]

Oriental East in Silver Spring for Dim Sum but expect to wait.

[Anonymous]

I've been to Mark's Duck House around Seven Corners for dim sum, and liked it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Honey Pig in Annandale or Woo Lae Oak in Tyson's for korean BBQ.

Honey Pig FTW.

[Anonymous]

Mark's Duck House for dim sum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honey Pig in Annandale or Woo Lae Oak in Tyson's for korean BBQ.

Honey Pig FTW.

+1
DO NOT go to Woo Lae Oak. It's an overpriced place for tourists.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honey Pig in Annandale or Woo Lae Oak in Tyson's for korean BBQ.

Honey Pig FTW.

+1
DO NOT go to Woo Lae Oak. It's an overpriced place for tourists.

Seriously? What kind of tourist go to fucking Tyson's Corner for Korean food? Who in flyover country can find that on a map?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oriental East in Silver Spring for Dim Sum but expect to wait.

Definitely. Also, like Woomi Gardens in Wheaton for BBQ. Ugh, now I am getting hungry!

[Anonymous]

I like Hong Kong Pearl in Falls Church for dim sum. Service is terrible though. Be prepared for your seat to be rammed by a few carts passing through.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kogiya in Annandale is the best right now.

+1000. Went recently and it was amazing. Super friendly waitress and we were the only non-Koreans there. The place was packed with a line out the door on a weeknight.