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I  vaguely remember when Suki Asia opened — I think two or three years ago.  I have been once before and remember ordering sushi and it was pretty good.  But it had been a couple of years since I had been so I thought I’d try it again for the blog.  Their menu is pretty brief and actually [...]

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A friend of mine was raving about the Bulgogi cart — and with my love of cart food, I was intrigued and looking forward to going.  And avid readers of my blog know I don’t go to the same restaurant because I’m trying to try out as many restaurants as possible.  But in this case, [...]

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I went to Adam Express (Menu Side A and Menu Side B– click on the lower right hand box with the arrows so it makes the menu bigger) with a friend of mine to try out their food after reading so many great reviews. 

Food:When we first went, it was packed (umm, there are only 5 stools so it’s not [...]

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When I heard Mandu, a Korean restaurant was coming into Dupont, I was excited.   Mostly because I am on a Bibim Bap kick.  Yum.

Food:I went with a colleague for lunch and we were hungry.  So we ordered “mandu” pan-fried appetizers, two veggie, two shrimp, and two beef & pork.  The table favorite was shrimp.  Since it was [...]

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It’s a rare occasion, but I went to Virginia.  I’m not against going to VA or MD, but it’s just that there’s so many excellent places in the DC-area.  And, it’s not the most convenient to try some of these places when you’re car-less.   I went to Heebeen with a friend who has a car — [...]

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DC in the winter is cold — I’ll admit it.  It’s not Boston/NY cold, but it’s cold enough.  And unlike Boston or NY, we don’t have as many snow plows, salt trucks, etc so when snow hits, forget it. 
But when it’s cold and snowing outside, there’s something about Pho that makes you feel better.  When I heard there was [...]

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**March 2008 Update: I have been to the one in Tysons and it’s definitely a huge, well-decorated restaurant.  They have an enormous room for private parties.  And most importantly, the food was yet again, AMAZING.  I love Woo Lae Oak.**
I haven’t had Korean in many (many) years so I didn’t remember if I liked it [...]

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