I'm in town for work and this place was recommended to me and I'm so glad I went. I liked it so…read moremuch that I visited twice. First let's talk about the place. Getting to the restaurant is easy to find and there is plenty of parking. The place is pretty clean and there is lots of seating. The people are very nice and polite. They greet you as you enter and are very clear with how the menu works. And now for the food. Their dishes let you pick a protein with white or brown rice and 4 side dishes. The first time I went I had the beef bulgogi. Unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture but it was delicious. It was juicy and flavorful. The next time I went I ordered the spicy pork. I have a decent spice tolerance so I didn't find it too spicy. They were also incredibly nice and gave me the bottom of the batch that is drenched in sauce after I asked. It was incredibly tender and delicious. The best part is the meals are filling at a fair price. I'm glad I tried this recommendation and I'll definitely come back next time I'm in town.

Woo's is delicious. Ive been there about 3 times now. An absolute hidden gem. A bit of a confusing…read more"chipotle" style ordering process, but the result is always amazing. Fresh and Tasty is the only way to describe it.

When you step in everyone is friendly and welcomes you. The sushi making station is to the right…read moreand the order station is right in front of you. They have big menus on the wall above the register. It didn't really take too long to get my order considering it is all fresh made. The bulgogi burrito was amazing. Not sure the sauce they put in it but it definitely helps the flavor. The bulgogi and rice is average. It's what you would expect to get. The sashimi was great tasting and in portion sizes. The korean chicken was good and saucy. Had the right amount of crisp. They use normal half wings, not the giant chicken another place uses. Portion sizes are really good especially for the price. Recommend you come check this place out. Hate it took so long for me to make it here.

Won't be back!!! Everything was horrible. From the food to the service. Eat here at your own risk.read more

After breaking up with another Filipino establishment due to their horrific business practices, I…read moreknew I had to find another place that had housemade beef lumpia on the menu. This is a difficult feat, as most lumpia Shanghais are pork-filled; some offer chicken, but, honestly, it's just not flavorful. I saw that N &N, aka Nena's (on their sign), has a hot food bar as well as catering services. I double-checked that they had beef lumpia and made sure that they wouldn't run out by the time we got there (since it would be bit of a trek). You make your way to the end of the market, and you place your order(s); lumpia is made fresh-to-order, and I could see some of the staff filling and handrolling the lumpias in the kitchen - such a good sign! The lumpias came out piping hot, and I loved that N &N serves it with the sweet chili sauce (instead of that other weird sauce that other automatically include) - these were deep-fried, crispy, and the beef filling was flavorful and garlicky. There are also frozen lumpias that you can fry up at home, but the convenience of eating them right away is a plus! I'd love to try out their lunch combos and their empanadas on the next visit. Staff were very kind and sweet; the market itself had a good modest selection of items, and it was well-organized and clean. Payment is taken up at the cashier, located at the front. Located at the Saint Mary's Square Shopping Center, there's plenty of parking in the large plaza lot. +tasty beef lumpias! +friendly service +located at the Saint Mary's Square Shopping Center +ample parking in large plaza lot

Drove to Nena's to pick up my phone in order of lechon after the normal 30 minute wait time for…read morethat deliciousness. Upon arrival,with a little hesitation, I decided to try the pancit as well. I had been meaning to try it for quite some time as it's one of their popular menu items, with nothing but time to spare why not today? Best decision I've made in quite some time haha. Of the various protein options I decided on the beef which was thin and tender just as I was hoping it'd be. The dish in it's entirety was flavorful, not the least bit spicy (as some Asian dishes are known to be), included bits of cabbage, carrots, red and green peppers giving you a nice crunch to compliment the textures of its accompaniments. It's plenty for one or even sharing. Need I mention the lechon? It was impecable per usual. Not too fatty nor greasy, just meaty and crispy. Being the Hispanic that I am, I'll best describe it as a cousin to the chicharrón, slightly different but both delectable in their own ways. If you haven't been to Nena's, do try it. Why not today? *My lucky day! Not only did I receive great food but I got a free 2025 dog calander at the register. Just thought I should show off and mention it lol.

The bulgogi bento lunch was amazing tender, flavorful beef with just the right balance of sweet and…read moresavory. The sides were fresh, the portions generous, and everything tasted homemade. Prices are fair for the quality and amount of food you get. A great local spot for a comforting, delicious meal. We'll definitely be back!

Food was average but the side dishes and kimchi were very below average. Kimchi and cucumber kimchi…read morewere overly sour and soft. Worst part was the additional 20% added on a bill without letting you know. Would not come again.

Come here often but the servers Jedd and Kevin are excellent servers always high energy…read more Attentive and friendly to everyone they serve , when it comes to making sure food and quality is perfect they ensure the best visit ,, also a shoutout to the bartenders gladius and Octavia for providing good tasting drinks and weekly selections with excellent taste and great feeling i love to come here when they are here

Dontai took great care of us. Super attentive, quick with everything, and made the whole experience…read moresmooth. Definitely appreciate it.

Fresh and good!!! Very fast service!! Always a good place to stop and get a little snackread more

I tried this place for the first time and placed an order through yelp for sushi and chicken katsu…read moreto go. When I arrived, the staff greeted me and handed me my food. I ordered the salmon avocado roll and spicy tuna roll. Both rolls were pretty warm despite it having raw fish in it because it was stacked under the piping hot chicken katsu. I also got the shrimp tempura roll, which tasted fine, but all the rolls had too much rice. As for the chicken katsu , it was over fried and very dry. I was pretty disappointed with the food here and won't be back.

This one feels most authentic…read more.. Before I say anything else yes, parking is limited. Why? Because it's in an area dominated by industrial businesses. Not a retail space. Boo-hoo, look around and you'll find a spot unless you're driving a yacht. Now, to the setting and the food...the setting is the way I like it. Rustic, clean, unassuming, not fancied up. Wooden privacy screens are set in between tables. (Perhaps because of Covid? Not sure.) This to me was really comfortable, didn't feel like I was stuck in a cattle car. I'm sure there's Korean BBQ here but we weren't at such a table. In fact it looked like grills had been removed from some tables and replaced with wooden covers. So nice to have that extra space because... Ordered bibimbap, bulgogi, steamed dumplings, etc. The extra side dishes I enjoy (kimchi, sprouts, etc.) were there as well. Ice tea, yadda yadda. Korean music was playing but it wasn't loud, on another screen by the kitchen I could see Family Guy. Again, not loud or intrusive. Didn't feel like they skimped on portions, there was plenty. Almost too much, wasn't sure I'd manage to finish the bulgogi but I did...mmm. Overall, this place is a nice break from other places. If you want to take someone out and just enjoy yourselves, this would be it. Perhaps a bit different when full, but still. Btw, it's been 13 years since I first went here. This week was only the second time. I totally forgot where it was or whether it was still around. So glad it is.

My goto place for Korean food especially if you are in the Rockville area. It is a hole in a wall…read morewith ads of Korean Soju posted all over their walls. This place is on the other side of the Twinbrook metro. Definitely, old korean cooking with banchan and etc. Expect the service to be real slow since theres only one server but theyre really nice as they apologize for tending so slow. Be kind to them or dont dine if you have to be out at a certain time.

Amazing food and always super quick. I almost always get a poke bowl and it never disappoints…read more Great customer service!

Best poke bowls around. Pock your Ingredients and they…read moreexecute flawlessly! Highly recommend

I came across this location on a whim and didn't even realize it was there. My friend and I went on…read morea Sunday night, and I was honestly pleasantly surprised. I've been to many KBBQ spots over the years, even before it became as popular as it is now, and this one stood out in a good way. The $32 all-you-can-eat dinner price is a solid value. The staff were pleasant, attentive, and very helpful throughout our visit. We waited maybe five minutes at most, mainly due to setup time (and a quick restroom break). I really enjoyed the variety of meat flavors. This was the first KBBQ spot I've been to that offered more than just the standard spicy or soy options. We were even given a unique complimentary dessert at the end, which was a nice touch, even though I was far too full to finish it. The space is smaller with an open layout rather than booths, but I actually liked that; it gave the place a different, more relaxed feel. The drinks were good as well; we tried a canned soju I hadn't had before and enjoyed it. I would definitely come back, especially on another off night. Overall, a great find and a place I plan to revisit.

Wow...probably one of the best kbbq experiences around. This was our first time but we decided to…read moreget the AYCE. Went with the brisket, Inju steak and pork jowl. Wow was the brisket and steak SO tender! And the Inju steak was very well marinated. And the pork jowl was so deliciously crunchy. So we got some more steak and pork jowl! And then we got the egg soufflé and seafood pancake. Wow the egg was so fluffy and flavorful. And the seafood pancake had some legit seafood flavors in an extra large pancake. We had to take it home because we just could not finish any more. But overall this place is a must. Service was top notch as he explained everything and even helped cook for us. And the interior decor is so cool with all of the retro Korea vibes. Definitely recommend!

Food: I tried Gaji Bokum & Dak Jjim. They both were well seasoned and delicious. Dak jjim is a bit…read morespicy. Just a heads up. ;) Service: I received an incorrect order by an accident, and when I went back, they fixed the mistake quickly. Staff were friendly even though I arrived there after their closing hour. Ambiance: there is a bar area, left side when entered the restaurant, and a dining area on the right. Both parts are well spaced out to have a meal comfortably.

My girlfriend and I were visiting Washington, DC and decided to give Mandu a try. The restaurant…read moreitself is modern, clean, and nicely decorated, making a great first impression. However, when we walked in and saw only a couple of tables occupied, I had a feeling it might not live up to its appearance. Unfortunately, that feeling turned out to be justified once we looked at the menu and tasted the food. Overall Ratings Atmosphere - 4/5 Service - 3/5 Food - 1/5 Parking - Street Parking Atmosphere - The restaurant is modern, clean, and well maintained. The dining room is attractive and comfortable, and it feels much more upscale than your average Korean restaurant. Service - Service was adequate. Nothing stood out as particularly good or bad. The staff took our order, brought out the food, and checked on us occasionally. What We Ordered - -Galbi - At over $40, this was by far the most disappointing dish of the meal. I've had galbi at countless Korean restaurants, many of which charge under $30 while delivering significantly better flavor and quality. The seasoning was noticeably different from what I'm accustomed to, and not in a good way. For the price, it felt extremely underwhelming. -Pa Jeon - Just okay. It was a standard Korean pancake that didn't stand out in any particular way. -Tofu Stew - We ordered it mild, but it was surprisingly spicy and excessively salty. The saltiness overwhelmed most of the other flavors in the dish. -Korean Fried Chicken - Unfortunately, this suffered from the same issue. The chicken itself was decent, but it was far too salty, making it difficult to enjoy. Final Thoughts - The biggest issue for me was the value. Nearly every dish felt overpriced for the quality being served, and the excessive saltiness across multiple items made the meal even more disappointing. While the restaurant looks great and has a modern atmosphere, the food simply did not justify the prices. Considering how many excellent Korean restaurants I've been to over the years, this was one of the more disappointing experiences. Unfortunately, I wouldn't return.