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3.7 (172 reviews)
Closed • 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

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Moderate noise
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Good for groups
Good for kids

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Haemul Pajeon 해물 파전 海鲜葱饼
Khriselle R.

This place is one of the few that really offers authentic Korean food. Easily recognized them as a sister restaurant of Tosokjip, which I really love. I always get the seafood pancake and braised mackerel. Perfect with a side of soju! Servers are friendly, and the restaurant is very spacious. Can offer group seating.

bean paste soup
Kylie S.

This place was great. I ordered the bean paste soup, it was so flavorful. The Korean pancake was amazing. My friends had the chicken soup, also delicious. The service was really friendly and they were fine with splitting the check for four, always a bonus. They are in the same shopping center as SpaWorld, you should definitely come here after a trip there.

Carlton M.

Food was decent here. Good ambiance. Service was good. I'm not dying to go back here. Wish the food was flavored a little better.

Yukgaejang 육개장 辣味牛肉汤
Jenny L.

The restaurant is very cozy and service was amazing! We were seated and serviced immediately. I got a simple spicy beef soup- serving size is more than enough. The broth was delicious, generous amount of meat and veggies too. Definitely will go back, im surprised this place isnt more busy

Grilled mackerel and doenjang jjigae
Saki R.

This is my go-to spot whenever I'm craving mackerel! Their grilled mackerel and doenjang jjigae combo is my absolute favorite. The mackerel is perfectly grilled, very juicy and never dry. The doenjang jjigae is equally impressive, with just the right level of spice to complement the rich, savory broth. Service here is always quick and efficient, and the staff are consistently polite and attentive.

Bulgogi  불고기 韩式烤牛肉

Food tasted good, and the lady that served my table was very kind. The place was empty but the food was delicious. Thank u.

Braised Mackerel
Dennis T.

If you ever been to ToSokJip in Annandale, this place is their "second location". It's a small restaurant inside but luckily it was not busy when I went. It started to pick up for the dinner rush though. I got the braised mackerel, and it was SO delicious. One of the best things I have. Only because I love fish and I love the sauce/broth they made for the dish. They must've use gochujang for the sauce. The fish was so amazing. And the portion size was meant for 2 people but we still couldn't finish it. It was so great. Highly recommend!

Braised skate fish
Patrick M.

This Korean restaurant in Old Centreville Crossing, Centreville, offers an impressive array of authentic Korean dishes. The ambiance is clean, and the service is consistently good. We enjoyed trying their Samgye-tang (chicken soup with rice and ginseng), which was delicious. Due to the windy and chill weather, we decided to try braised skatefish in the spicy stew. It was delicious --perfectly hot and bursting with flavor, the fish was soft, and the radish blocks were soft and savory in the delightful broth. The spicy squid was equally fantastic, stir-fried with vegetables and finished with a chilly-based sauce; every dish paired perfectly with a bowl of rice. This place is worth a visit!

Banchan
Jin S.

To Sok Jip in Annandale was our go-to spot for dank Bossam but unfortunately when their restaurant closed due to a fire we searched for another reliable spot. Danji was recommended from multiple people and the Bossam lived up to the hype, it was a huge serving, tender, and flavorful! The grill mackerel was good as well, crispy and salty. The banchan options were diverse and fresh, definitely refilled on most of ours. Service is on par with most Korean restaurants.

Side dishes
Jeff S.

This place has good tasty food served fresh and hot. Side dishes are tasty and are refilled for free. Typical Korean style. The Yu Ge Jang soup was full of meat and broth was good. I was craving Sam Ge Tang for a month or more and it was good. The chicken was meaty and the broth was good and very satisfying. BUT. The orders are expensive. There are posters from 2019 calling it cheap eats. Not now. But if you don't care about the price and want tasty food then this is a good place to

Lisa L.

Seemed like a legit Korean spot because most of the patrons were middle aged eating here on a Sunday. I had a decent experience here, ordered a jjigae and others ordered the ginseng chicken soup and the mackarel casserole. The ginseng chicken soup was simple and light, but not much ginseng flavor. I would probably skip this dish if you want more ginseng herbally flavors. The jjigae was flavorful but had some interesting things like zucchini and potato in there. The mackarel was the highlight imo. It was flavorful and not too salty and the fish was soft. I barely got any bones, a plus! And finally the banchans were all good. Especially the bean sprout and I don't even like bean sprouts. The tea was also a nice Barley tea flavor. Overall a great time!

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Reviews are mixed. Many highlight authentic Korean dishes, generous portions, and a cozy and clean atmosphere. Service is often described as friendly and attentive.

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Their daegu-tang and chungguljang were very authentic and portion was decent. The owner was very friendly!

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4.6(134 reviews)
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We were to have late-ish dinner at Bon Ga for the first time. It was busy but we were able to get a…read moretable. The space is small and seems like a mom-and-pop operation. As soon as we got seated, we were offered water right away. While waiting for our orders, we were served a lot of banchan or appetizers. We ordered La Bboki for appetizer and Bulgogi Dol Sot Bibimbap (or bulgogi rice bowl) and Bi Bim Naeng Myun (or cold buckwheat noodles) for entrees. All the servings are huge - I honestly wished we skipped the appetizer. My bibimbap was delicious! The sauce wasn't as spicy as I expected which I loved. My date loved his order as well. The service was fantastic! The aunties were very hands-on with all the guests. The prices are reasonable for the quality and quantity of the food they offer. I'd love to return here and try other dishes.

This is a mom and pop shop that seasons the food just right to where you don't feel like any one…read moreflavor overpowers the others. The bulgogi is such a case. My favorite thing is they don't just serve water, they serve bottomless hot tea! Yes the food is good, but how often do you get served unlimited tea? Appetizers are a bit on the pricey side ranging from $9 to $19, however the more expensive ones are large portion sizes. We couldn't finish both the appetizer and entree before getting full. Entrees are the typical prices between $15 to $20 with the special dishes being more than that. The 4 star is mostly because of the prices, but the experience was good. The service is great and everyone is very attentive and ready to recommend dishes and provide refills.

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Hankki

Hankki

3.9(49 reviews)
0.6 mi

My friend suggested this place and only wanted one thing only. Spicy chicken feet & rice ball. I've…read moreonly had chicken feet when going out for dim sum. The fact that there is chicken feet available at a restaurant that isn't Chinese is mind-blowing to me. I've never seen nor heard any other culture prepare chicken feet let alone see it as an option on the menu. Well, my world has expanded now. We split this meal for dinner since we weren't too hungry. The chicken feet were flavorful and soft. It was indeed spicy but not to the point where I didn't enjoy my meal. I loved the rice balls as well. In fact, they were so delicious that I would have been happy just eating rice balls as my main meal. The staff also provided gloves to eat chicken feet though I am not used to eating them in this way, so opted for chopsticks only. On a separate note, I also ran into a local "celebrity" who does online food reviews while dining in, so you know this place must be good. While dining in, I couldn't help but remember how freezing it was though other than that, the staff was pleasant. We also got a hot sake for the table so that probably warmed me up a bit.

We were just walking by, noticed this place was busy, and decided to stop in. They serve a wide…read morevariety of traditional Korean dishes, ranging from tofu stews and noodles to grilled meats. The two soups we ordered were warm, comforting, and full of flavor. The seafood pancake and steamed egg were also excellent. There were plenty of locals dining here, and I could see why--the food tasted like a home-cooked meal. Another solid Korean spot in the DMV that I'd happily return to! Entrees: Clam Kalguksu and Tteok Manduguk (rice cake and dumpling soup) Sides: Seafood Pancake and Steamed Egg

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Morak

4.4(53 reviews)
1.7 mi

I recently went back to try the Bulgogi Bibimbap. Priced at a reasonable $16, it came in a generous…read moreportion, topped with spinach, carrot, cabbage, seasoned seaweed, Korean-style seasoned radish, marinated bulgogi beef, and a fried egg, all served over rice. It also came with kimchi and a sweet-and-spicy gochujang sauce to add as you like. The bibimbap was excellent. The julienned vegetables added a satisfying crunch, while the combination of rice and bulgogi was tasty, wholesome, and hearty. Their other dishes are reasonably priced, too. The King Donkatsu costs $20 and is a large, panko-breaded, deep-fried pork cutlet. It tastes great and is big enough to share with two or three people. I haven't found anywhere else in the DMV that serves quality Korean comfort food at this price. With its quick, efficient service, Morak is easily one of the best spots for Korean comfort street food.

Morak has quickly become one of my favorite Korean restaurants. The food is consistently delicious,…read moreportions are generous, and the quality is outstanding--you really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. We ordered the king donkatsu, Gimmari, Tteokbokki, and Fish Cake Soup, and every dish was fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. Gimmari was surprisingly huge. The owner is incredibly kind and welcoming, which makes the experience even better. Next time, I'm coming back for the stone pot bibimbap and kimbap. I saw a table of non-Korean customers enjoying them cutting the kimbap like steak and eating the hot stone bibimbap with forks and they still cleaned their plates despite the huge portions That said it all. My only "complaint" is that the king donkatsu is so huge it takes forever to cut it into pieces... but that's definitely a good problem to have! Highly recommend Morak for authentic Korean food, great portions, and friendly service!

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