Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Need go to to Nova for that
Really? There are so many Korean people here (Rockville)
There are but, for some reason, not really good korean restaurants IMHO.
Absolutely agree. Hop on the beltway and you'll be in Korean food heaven in 20 minutes.
What are your favorites in Northern Virginia? We will definitely try it on a weekend.
Anything reasonably good in Moco? This is for a weekday birthday for a Korean-food-loving tween and I don't think we can make the treak out to Annandale on a weeknight.
What does your kid like?
Anonymous wrote:I don't know if it's still open, but there's a place called Arirang in a hole in the wall strip mall in Rockville. I ate there with coworkers a few times but I have no idea how it compares to other restaurants. They had to order for me, so it seemed authentic. I had no idea what was going on but it was all delicious.
Also a place called Chadol just opened up near Onelife in Rockville. This is the opposite end of the spectrum and is fancier and more expensive. Haven't tried it yet.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Need go to to Nova for that
Really? There are so many Korean people here (Rockville)
There are but, for some reason, not really good korean restaurants IMHO.
Absolutely agree. Hop on the beltway and you'll be in Korean food heaven in 20 minutes.
What are your favorites in Northern Virginia? We will definitely try it on a weekend.
Anything reasonably good in Moco? This is for a weekday birthday for a Korean-food-loving tween and I don't think we can make the treak out to Annandale on a weeknight.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Need go to to Nova for that
Really? There are so many Korean people here (Rockville)
There are but, for some reason, not really good korean restaurants IMHO.
Absolutely agree. Hop on the beltway and you'll be in Korean food heaven in 20 minutes.
Anonymous wrote:There is a pretty decent one in downtown Bethesda— think it’s on Cordell.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Need go to to Nova for that
Really? There are so many Korean people here (Rockville)
There are but, for some reason, not really good korean restaurants IMHO.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Need go to to Nova for that
Really? There are so many Korean people here (Rockville)
Anonymous wrote:Need go to to Nova for that