Anonymous wrote:^^^
Here's a press link from their site. Sounds like it's a Korean-American family busines in Arlington.
http://wtop.com/1228/3590879/Making-kimchi-A-lesson-from-No-1-Sons
(I'm not affiliated; I just really liked the pickled red slaw and beans I got.)
Anonymous wrote:I think they may have kimchi at The Fishery in Chevy Chase DC. The store seems to be Korean-owned.
Anonymous wrote:There's a new guy at the Bethesda farmer's market that sells pickled stuff--pickles, green beans, sauerkraut, etc. I sampled a bunch of his stuff and it was awesome.
I didn't see or try kimchi, but when I got home, kimchi was the first thing listed on the card he'd tucked in with my order. I think he was an Asian American guy; though a lot of his stuff was midwestern pickle recipes.
Here's his website: http://number1sons.com/
Anonymous wrote:I'm Korean. TJ kimchee is horrid. Too vinegary. Sorry, if you liked it. Don't mean to offend. Go to Annandale and head over to a Korean grocery store, like Hmart or Lotte. There's also a Lotte in Gaithersburg. There are a few smaller family owned Korean grocery stars around. Probably can find them on google maps or something.