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Korean Restaurants in DC

2 posts · Sep 16, 1993 to Sep 16, 1993

AnonymousThe American University - University Computing CenterSep 16, 1993
Woo Lae Oak is located near the pentagon city metro stop (in arlington, I believe).  I highly reccomend it.  I've been going there with my family for years and the food has always been excellent.  Personally, I think it's the best korean reasturant in the DC area.  There's also Sam Woo, which is in Rockville--I don't really care for their food.  Prices for BBQ run from around $12-$15 I think.  Hot pots are less expensive and are good deals.  The Bim Bim Bap and the Yooke Jang are great.  If you are a student and on a tight budget, there are many smaller, less expensive korean resturants out in the suburbs of VA and MD.
Ken I.Morgan Stanley - ISSep 16, 1993
Someone wrote:
|> Woo Lae Oak is located near the pentagon city metro stop (in arlington, I
|> believe).  I highly reccomend it.  I've been going there with my family for
|> years and the food has always been excellent.  Personally, I think it's the
|> best korean reasturant in the DC area.  There's also Sam Woo, which is in
|> Rockville--I don't really care for their food.  Prices for BBQ run from around
|> $12-$15 I think.  Hot pots are less expensive and are good deals.  The Bim Bim
|> Bap and the Yooke Jang are great.  If you are a student and on a tight budget,
|> there are many smaller, less expensive korean resturants out in the suburbs of
|> VA and MD.

The NYC version of Woo Lae Oak is quite bad.  I remember the Arlington version better, but I do indeed remember that smaller restaurants in Md were better...
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