New neighborhood staple! We've been twice now- once for a happy hour at the bar and a restaurant…read moreweek lunch. Both times were great! The bartender was knowledgeable and helped choose beverages. The happy hour menu is a great deal and we chose essentially every food item. Lunch was great as well! They were slammed and still were efficient with taking our order, service and checking in on us. Overall a great place and I hope to return soon for dinner!

Tried Onggi -- cute, cozy spot with limited seating…read more Food was tasty (galbi & soju flights were highlights), but portions felt small for the price -- especially the $38 galbi and pork belly with banchan. Service was great too -- our waiter was super attentive even though I forgot his name. Good quality overall, just wish there was more food.

As a current active duty military member who was actually stationed in Korea and tried authentic…read moreBulgogi and Kimchi, this place was absolutely phenomenal! This made our Washington DC trip worth it. Best food I've ever had not even joking. Incredible friendly staff and just an absolutely amazing experience. Highly recommend 10/10

Let me preface this by saying that we're from NYC, so we're used to amazing food spots…read more Amazing food and good service. Probably one of the best spots we tried in D.C. Highly recommend and would definitely come back.

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.

One of my favorite restaurants in DC! I always recommend it! Love the Orangish Chicken, Fried Rice,…read moreand Coconut Custard. The space is small but typically not full. You pay at the register which makes it easy to itemize the bill and pay per person.

Omg so good! Orange chicken delicious! Crunchy outside tender inside. No nauseating taste or…read moretexture like normal Chinese food sauce great rice great service fast Bubble tea amazing! Fresh and floral. Love the pearls and the flavor combo I wasn't crazy about the egg roll from what I remember. The chicken was much better

This place is okay. The review is for take out only! I decided to grab a quick dinner before…read moreheading back home. I stopped in between 4-430 so noone was really in there. I decided to get a noodle bowl with steak and a bunch of veggies. I do like they had a sauce bar so I was able to get multiple sauces to go! I also grabbed some of their free miso soup to go as well. When I got home I ate my foods. There was barely any meat and mostly the extra ingredients. Def. Needed more sauce (I did a mix of yum yum and teriyaki) but luckily I grabbed more! Overall meal was good but wasn't mind blowing. Might have been when I went and the food was sitting out for a couple of hours. Who knows. The miso soup was terrible and tasteless. Couldn't eat it and threw it away (would not recommend). Maybe if I ate there during lunch or dinner time it would have been better other than that it's just average :/

Rarely does a fast casual spot impress me; but Bibibop got my attention…read more The array of foods to choose from is deceptive. It doesn't seem to be anything different from its competitors--but that's where I was wrong. The random bowl of food I ordered was quite delicious. The purple rice, sesame kale, kimche, savory potatoes, seasoned steak and other goodies I selected without much thought turned out to be a terrific meal. There are several sauces available for topping/dipping. The cucumber-wasabi, teriyaki and Korean red are noteworthy. Plus the free, hot miso soup is a nice touch. For $10, this is a good value for lunch or dinner.

I ordered takeout from here and it was so good it deserved a review immediately!…read more This tiny little spot tucked off the canal feels like a hidden gem. The staff could not have been friendlier, and the sushi was genuinely outstanding. I tried Uni for the first time here and instantly understood the hype. It was incredibly fresh, perfectly prepared, and paired with cucumber in a way that made the whole bite taste clean and bright. I immediately wanted more -- which feels like the highest compliment you can give a restaurant. If you love great sushi and small neighborhood gems, this one is absolutely worth ordering from.

Given DC's sushi landscape, Bluefin is a solid hole in the wall worth knowing about. Everything we…read moreordered was good. Service was friendly and quick, which we appreciated. We were seated upstairs, which is a bit cozy, but nothing that takes away from the overall experience.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I really love their kfc. Very spicy. I also like the sweet pancake which is the main reason I came…read morehere their food is pretty good I would definitely come back again. Service was great it's a little bare-bones but they cook things rather quickly and it's tasty

Came to Bul on a Sunday and really enjoyed my time there…read more The pork belly was good. I liked how it came out sizzling and thought the garlic added a nice level of flavor to the wraps. The star was the soy garlic half chicken. This dish can feed 2-3 people easily. The flavors came through and the chicken was so juicy. Would definitely come back for the chicken!

Bangbop is rocking the delivery, a prime reason to give them a try. Some days you just need to have…read morea meal delivered to your door, so I'm so happy to have found them. You can avoid some fees by ordering delivery directly through their website. I put my order into uber eats, and it was at least $15 more than going directly through the website. Crazy. The food was quite tasty. I love that you can get kimchi either as a side or in a large 32 oz container. It lasted a few days and was so good. Top notch kimchi. We also had to get a beef bulgogi, and it was packed. Good stuff. Theirs has very nice lotus root in it, which I definitely appreciated. You don't see that often enough. The portion was generous, too, and good beef. We also tried the kimbap, which was one of the main reasons we ordered - we were craving it. They offer it in both tuna and beef. Both were tasty, but not the stars of the meal. The menu is quite large and has sandwiches ranging from classic banh mi to bulgogi cheesesteaks. They have korean pizzas, too, &pizza style.

Bangbop serves up some modern Korean food in the Foxhall 'hood, such as LA Galbi rice bowl, pork…read morebelly bossam, etc. They also provide catering, too! We came here for an early lunch, and ordered: +the Fried Beef Dumplings - fried a little too hard; the soy dipping sauce could have been better, as it was a little watered down +the Bulgogi Kimbap - this was okay +Tteokbokki - not a fan of the flavors; it was just overly sweet, and the sauce was just too thin for us +the LA Galbi Rice Bowl - topped with grilled sweet-soy beef short ribs with a choice of 3 banchans; we opted for the kimchi, the spinach, and the pickled radish & carrots; the veggies were fresh, but this was more on the bland side +the Spicy Pork Belly Bowl - topped with grilled gochujang-marinated Berkshire pork belly, served with a side of kimchi, stir-fried eggplant, and spinach; the pork belly had good color on it, but like the other bowl, it was more on the bland side Staff were friendly, and there is both indoor and outdoor seating. The place is cutely-decorated with the paper flowers and lanterns. Ordering online was easy, and the items were ready at the time that was estimated. There are spots available on Lingan. +online ordering is seamless +friendly staff & service +indoor/outdoor seating available +parking available on Lingan

So sad they don't have any joints in California because this would be a total hit especially for a…read morequick and affordable lunch. The kimchi crunch was a good sized portion and filling. The menu is super easy to follow, which feels like a no brainer but it's really easy to assemble/ tweak an item on the menu and add your own toppings. Dining in isn't anything particularly spectacular, but it was clean and easy to find seating. Also, they get your food out very quickly huuuge plus! Though, my only complaint is they needed more kimchi.

Korean bowls are great, they feel like a decent compromise on value and nutrition (as far as eating…read moreout goes). Bowls are packed with relatively nutritious ingredients, and I can rarely finish a whole bowl in one sitting. SeoulSpice kept up with that trend, generally, but the execution left me hanging a bit. The japchae were on the overcooked side, with a soft spaghetti-like texture and a thickness to them that didn't remind me of glass noodles I'm used to. And then the pork...cut like brisket into thick slabs, chewy and almost gristly in some bites. Just not great. I think with some tweaks to the ingredients this place could be great like other Korean bowl spots, but on my visit it just wasn't there.

A really nice dinner option up Wisconsin a ways from the over-crowded center of Georgetown, they…read moreare a neon oasis. The space is casual, but they nailed the decor. For my order, the starters were the stars for me. The fried kale is exceptionally flavorful for a simple veggie dish. Very tasty. Fried chicken bao and potstickers hit the spot, too, as did the edamame. I did sample one entree, the beef bowl, which I would say is both a bit small for the price and good but not one I will order next time. It seems like ramen is their most popular option, so I can't wait to go try it for myself. If you're nearby, I recommend trying them.

Delicious ramen spot with a great vibe and speedy service!…read more Stopped in with my boyfriend and we both got the staple OKI curry ramen. Did not disappoint!