The food was delicious, and the staff made us feel very welcome. Loved everything about this…read moreplace. Can't wait to visit again!

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

We recently checked out JMT Kitchen & Bar on a Saturday night after hearing great things from…read morefriends -- and we definitely came hungry. We ordered a spread: gyoza with sweet and spicy sauce, kimchi pancakes, fried shrimp, soy garlic wings, takoyaki, LA galbi, and jjampong with noodles... plus way too many drinks. We arrived early and scored prime seats by the bar, which turned out to be perfect, especially once the night shifted into more of a club vibe with a DJ. The energy was great, and most of the food was surprisingly delicious -- everything hit except the jjampong. We were expecting udon noodles, but it came with thin, clear noodles instead, and the flavor was a bit off for us. That said, the staff handled everything perfectly, and it didn't take away from the rest of the experience. Between the food, drinks, and nightlife atmosphere, we had an awesome time and will definitely be back. If you're looking for a spot that delivers on both taste and fun without compromise, this is it.

I really hate leaving negative reviews, but I think people should be aware before visiting…read more JMT has a clean environment and is usually a fun place to watch games. Unfortunately, I have not had a good service experience here. I visited a couple of times during the World Cup because of their advertised drink specials, and both visits ended with us being overcharged. When we questioned it, the staff gave what felt like the same rehearsed explanation each time. Before ordering, we specifically confirmed with our server that they were running the $5 rail drink special. By definition, a rail (or well) drink is made with the house liquor and a standard mixer. At JMT, however, you'll be charged extra for every little addition without anyone telling you beforehand. A splash of cranberry juice or tonic water resulted in additional charges that were never mentioned by either the server or the bartenders. On top of that, a 25% gratuity was automatically added despite our server being largely inattentive. Throughout the night, we repeatedly had to get up and ask for things ourselves, and not everyone at our table even received a cup for water. To make matters worse, both their menu and website clearly state that automatic gratuity applies to parties of 8 or more, yet our party of 6 was automatically charged 25%. When we brought these concerns to our server, he spoke with the manager, whose response was simply, "That's how we do things here." He explained that he wasn't familiar with the drinks because the bartenders determine the charges, and that it would be difficult to void and reprocess the bill. We were also told that they always add 25% gratuity for parties of 6 and that, in their view, a rail is simply a shot rather than a mixed well drink. Those explanations directly contradict both common industry terminology and the information advertised on their own menu and website. I understand that restaurants and bars get busy, and mistakes happen. What was disappointing was being told that they've been operating this way for a long time instead of acknowledging the inconsistencies or updating their advertised policies. That reflects poor management more than an isolated mistake. It doesn't feel good to invite friends somewhere only to have everyone end up paying more than expected because the advertised specials and gratuity policies don't match what is actually charged. I can't say how often this happens, but after experiencing it on multiple visits, I'd strongly recommend reviewing your bill carefully before paying.

Stopped by here at lunch time during the week. I really wanted "Juk" but it was not on the menu…read more Instead, I ordered the "#28 or Mondoo Gook" (i.e., beef and vegetable dumplings in broth). It was excellent and nice and plain which I prefer. The kimchi was there if I wanted it. The service was quick and the restaurant, including the bathroom, is clean. I plan on returning.

Food 5/5 Service 4.5/5…read moreAmbiance 4/5 Tosokchon is a must-visit Korean spot in Annandale for authentic Korean food at an extremely competitive price. Galbi: Tender and balanced, not too sweet. Falls right off the bone. One of the best I've had. Side dishes: The kimchi was perfectly seasoned, and there were savory and spicy radishes that helped round out the meal. The water has a tea flavor to it, but you can ask for normal water; I liked the water they gave us. Service was adequate; we were checked on once or twice. Overall, a solid meal at a solid price.

$33 per person for AYCE, good options to choose from on their Option A menu. Went around 5:30pm as…read morea party of three on a Sunday and was able to be seated right away. The free cup of iced coffee was a nice touch at the end!

We haven't been to Kogiya in years so we had no clue they started an all you can eat menu. We opted…read morefor option b so we could enjoy the steak and galbi. The meat quality was really good and I love all the banchan we received. The service was also great. I took off a star because Kogiya is HOT. We have been to many many many Kbbq places and yes the grill is hot, but it's as though they have 0 AC or 0 fans and we have never experienced this at any other kbbq place in Annandale. Be prepared to sweat sweat sweat while there.

The servers are amazing the food are good and Id definitely go back!!…read more I definitely recommend the Jonas and yakitori platter. They go so well with soju!

Open late, which makes it a convenient spot after pickleball, JMT, or whenever your group needs…read moresomewhere to hang out. The atmosphere is great for socializing, though it can get pretty loud on weekends. Service is fast and friendly. Food is hit or miss. Most of the smaller dishes are decent, but some feel overpriced. We took one for the team and can report that the $9 corn cheese was incredibly mid. The khanpoong chicken is the only main meal worth it to us. A Korean friend also recommended the bossam and skewers, and I'd agree the skewers are worth ordering. Donkatsu was okay, and the kikurage was good but probably only good bc I got the sauce on the side. Overall, a good late-night hangout spot, but not somewhere I'd go out of my way for the food.

This is a solid, family-friendly place to get Korean dishes!…read more I went here with family members to have lunch - we usually get the bulgogi bento box, which includes sides like picked vegetables and sweet mashed potatoes, a California roll, sticky rice, and a generous portion of the bulgogi beef. At $16, the value of this is wild and will keep me coming back! However, I tried the chicken teriyaki this time and while it was pretty good, it seemed like the sauce was on the thinner side. This caused some bites of chicken to be flavorless that weren't soaked in the teriyaki sauce. Regardless, I still enjoyed it overall! Service was really quick and the servers are very efficient! I also like how they give each guest a bottled water :)

I really wanted to like Yechon, especially because it's one of the well-known Korean restaurants in…read morethe area, but unfortunately, I can't. I found the food overpriced, overly salty, and served in smaller portions, with some key ingredients missing. For the price, I expected much better quality. There are so many Korean restaurants nearby that offer better quality, more authentic flavors, and better value. If you are looking for a good Korean food experience, this wouldn't be my recommendation.

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.

I am so picky with Korean restaurants, but this one has some amazing food! Might be my new favorite…read moreplace. Highly recommend the bossam, the kimchi jeon, and the japchae. I can't wait to come back!

As far as authentic Korean food in the DMV goes, To Sok Jip offers a pretty good experience. If…read moreyou're in the mood for hot Korean soups and stews, this restaurant offers a quality selection. However, this is most definitely not a Korean BBQ restaurant and their non-fish meat options are limited. I ordered a somewhat expensive dolsot bibimbap and was disappointed by the lack of proper meat (I received minced beef/pork, couldn't tell what it was). The location is convenient, but parking can be a little tight if you have a larger car or van.