amazing food! amazing service! amazing decor!…read more the food was very good and the staff was very attentive. the soup was warm and came out quickly

Love the truffle fries and cream shrimp pasta. Nice place for hanging out at night/ weekend. :)read more

Food and service was excellent. Portions were great. Ambiance was really cute. Bar options were…read moregood too.

It is a bit baffling to me how they charge $38 for hotpot! You can literally go to KPOT for both…read morehotpot AND KBBQ for that same price. They also charge an extra $4 if you want to change out your broth. I got the tonkatsu broth, which was fine... Not super flavorful but I also didn't finish the broth. The items to put into the hotpot were fine, though we couldn't tell some of the meats apart. The spicy sauces they had at their sauce bar was not spicy at all. They also didn't have sesame oil, which was a bit surprising. The most annoying part was that their credit card machine wasn't working that day, which they never said up front before we started ordering. Overall, it was a fine, middle-of-the-road experience.

This is a cute, cozy, warm atmosphere. There's not really a lot people there. It's great for dates…read more The chef was super nice. The lady was disgruntled when I came in and not really talkative. I got the soy marinated pork. The pork was crispy, juicy, and flavorful. I wish they gave more rice, sauce, and letter wrap for the ratio of the meat. I loved that they come with banchans. I would like to come back and try their other dishes. 1 suggestion is they need to be consistent in their hours on all platforms. Yelp it says 10 pm. Google, Google maps, and their website says 9 pm.

The best Korean restaurant in the DMV. From the cocktails (the Old Korean Fashioned), to the kimchi…read morepancake, to the soy infused pork out beef, the traditional quality of this atmospherically high quality joint is a great formula. Honors to the their kimchi pork jjigae - this stew might be my favorite Korean meal so far anywhere.

Another new up and coming hotspot in Annandale. This two floor building features more of a casual…read moresit down restaurant and bar on the bottom and a more social bar vibe upstairs, meant for but not limited to bigger group hangouts. From my understanding, this place is owned by the former owner of Khan, which was a well respected establishment in the area. I've only hung out upstairs, but it's a calmer vibe than a lot of the other hotspots in Annandale. There's no DJ and it's not super crowded, but the music is good and it truly is a place to just drink and hang out with your friends. The food here is actually phenomenal. From skewers to shareables like the potato pancake to entrées like the spicy creamy pasta, I've been very satisfied with it all. But really, what tops the food is the service. We've had the pleasure of being served by some of the nicest people, Bruce the manager, Scott, Jack, who we now call Jack Jack, and Hayden. Need a place to drink? Chung Dam got you.

A group of us wanted a late night snack after Good Friday service, so what better option than a…read morepocha? Chung Dam had pretty good reviews, so we decided to check it out. The interior is pretty big with two floors available for seating. The music was loud and most parties were there for the drinks and late-night vibes. CHARCOALED GRILLED CHICKEN - 23 There were more rice cakes than there were chicken. The sauce was spicy and savory, but nothing memorable. Chicken was cut into small pieces, so it tasted a bit dry. The rice cakes had a weird texture I didn't like. Meh. SEAFOOD PANCAKE - 18 Pretty soggy and not a lot of seafood (maybe one bite of seafood per piece). It tasted fine, but not worth it for the price. The food was just okay -- we can definitely find better seafood pancakes and rice cakes at other Korean restaurants nearby. Probably a great spot if you're drunk though.

Muy deliciosa! Don't be intimidated by the facade. The blacked out windows belie the bright,…read morefestive decor inside. We got a mix of street tacos that contained twice the meat compared to street tacos in comparable restaurants in the area. The hostess/waitress was very pleasant. The restaurant and bathrooms were spotless. We will definitely be back!

Understaffed, poor service, very strange ambience. People seem nice but... Not super interested in…read morebeing a restaurant?

Okay I will be coming here again to get a much more detailed picture of the location so sorry if I…read morehoned in on the delicious veggies and food. But this place was def amazing to come! Limitless veggies to put in your hotpot, you get your own portion and the shrimp I ordered were def amazing! The price is reasonable for both lunch and dinner and very relaxing place to be. Our server was very attentive but overall me and my date had a phenomenal time there and we both agreed we'd be coming back soon for a round 2 hotpot!

It's hot pot so service is quick and self serving ! The staff didn't really seem to know much about…read morethe cuts of meat though or share recommendations. There was slight differences in the meat like we ordered two portions of lamb and the cut of meat was different - I preferred one over the other. The pork neck was good as well! They have lots of sauce options and add ins. It's set up a little like a cafeteria, but clean !

Upon arrival, we were greeted by the hostess! They were extremely sweet! We had a reservation for…read moremy brother's birthday and we were seated immediately. The decor was super cute! I always visit the lavatory before seating so I can wash my hands. It was clean and the lavender soap smelled great! On my way back out, I met what looked like the owner. I'm not sure what gave me that impression, but he had a kind aura and (I'm pregnant) and he was asking how I liked the food and was this a pleasant experience. I gave him my finest compliment as there are several options to fill my cravings without eating raw fish! Overall, I would recommend everyone to visit. It's nice to have a comfy, tasty sushi restaurant to visit.

The premium all you can eat sushi is the way to go…read more.. If you can eat a ton... you'll have four rounds of kitchen food and sushi/sashimi to your heart's contentment... But the 4 premium nigiri... it was magical! Not Michelin star level... but delightful and the rice served at the perfect temp and cook... I could taste each kernel... beautiful! Plenty of specialty rolls and kitchen food! The spicy pork belly is delicious but it'll fill you up if you don't have a group with you. I think the best thing to do is to come with 4 or more who love to eat and everyone order in agreement and eat a little of every roll and kitchen food. It's just too much for 2 people. The servers are extremely helpful in suggesting what are their best dishes. But make sure you get the premium nigiri... the rest is just filler.

Another amazing meal…read more The crabs seem bigger (which is definitely a plus). You can get meat from the legs as well. This is better than what we could find in Seoul's largest seafood market. The marinated salmon was so tender and perfect. I'm not sure if we ordered a different kalguksu and it tasted different, but still delicious nevertheless. We are always a bit embarrassed since our Korean is basically 0, but the staff is always friendly and perfectly comfortable ordering in English. We are very lucky to have this restaurant here.

Their specialty is the raw marinated crab and seafood. Came…read moreon a Friday night with a group of 4 people. We had to wait for a table for about 30 minutes. They don't take reservations ahead. It was our first time so we wanted to try everything. We got the set combo which includes marinated and soy crab, soy salmon and shrimp and abalone. Between all of them, the salmon and soy crab were my favorite. The blue crabs were on the smaller side. Lots of banchan came with the order. Hard to find parking during peak hours and weekends.

Service: Was good. There's a call button by the table and the staffs come right away. Food also…read morecame out fairly quickly. 10/10 Food: *Odeng Kochi - was very good and hot. The mug it came in was charming and broth was delicious. It honestly hit the spot. 10/10 *Chuncheon Dakgaibi - spicy and savory. Loved the flavor. However, there was barely any chicken in the dish. The majority of the dish consists of cabbage and onions. My table and I were fishing for any piece of chicken. 6.5/10 *Pan Fried Seafood Udon - also spicy and great flavor. Udon was soft and chewy. Came with A LOT of muscles and onions, a couple big shrimps, and some baby shrimps, carrots, jalapeños and peppers. Same with this dish, there was not a lot of udon noodles. 7.8/10 Ambiance: there weren't many people at this spot, it was located at the corner of the strip (basically in the cut). But the decor and lighting was nice. My friend and I chose a spot that had a table on the floor, and you get to sit on pillows (SO CUTE). 9/10 Would I come here again? Absolutely. Although they skimp out on ingredients, the flavor and spices were definitely there. It's a chill hangout spot to grab drinks and food. It's also located right next to a bingsoo (korean shaved ice) spot! Overall rating: 7/10

Had a really late dinner and was looking for something open at 10pm. Where else can you get good…read morefood that late except in Annandale! We went to a newer spot in the Annandale food scene and were throughly surprised at the quality of food (given it seemed more like a bar). To start, we tried some skewered fish cakes and rice cakes. These both had a great texture and came with a really soothing and comforting broth. Then we tried their tofu soup and Korean army stew. Both the soups were very tasty and had a good umami flavor. They were bold, spicy and filled with lots of different things. This food hit just the spot and will definitely be in our lineup of late night eats! Apps: Fish Cake and Rice Cake in Broth Entrees: Seafood Tofu Stew and Korean Army Stew

Bean meaning to go for a very long time. A very enjoyable experience from the time we walked in the…read moredoor. I want to mention I was meeting friends and never did we once feel like we were rushed at all. They were very careful to watch and approach in a perfectly timed manner. The food was all very good. The fried zucchini was served not at all as I would expect. Very thin, but good. The tzatziki sauce had way too much garlic. The fried squid was excellent. Probably the best I've ever had. Extremely tender, and the coating was not hard at all. The scoldolia (garlic spread) served in the center had very little garlic in it. It should have a lot of garlic, unlike the tzatziki sauce. The octopus was served with a lovely, what I believe to be, lemony hummus. The Bronzino was excellent. The seafood souvlaki special was very good. It was served with rice and Greek style green beans. My friends had the loukumades (fried donuts). They said they were very good. I had the galotopoudiko which was good--could've been a little bigger for the price. Will definitely go back. My only comment is for the prices, I would expect a little nicer atmosphere. It's a little cold and baron. The atmosphere at Nostos is better. Sorry, but I always seem to forget to take pictures before I start eating the food.

Yummy authentic Greek restaurant in the Mosaic District, with one of the best Greek salads I've had…read morein the area. The feta tasted really fresh, and I love the vinegarette used to make the salad a light, summery dish. Be warned the portions are huge, so you may want to avoid overordering apps like my party did. Aside from the Greek salad, highlights included the vegetarian dolmades (grape leaves stuffed with rice, herbs, and pine nuts), the spicy feta dip, and the lukamades (Greek doughnuts) with Nutella to end the meal.