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Article #18790Korean in DC
From: Harlan Messinger
Date: Tue, 11 Oct 1994 12:55
Date: Tue, 11 Oct 1994 12:55
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I can't think of ever having seen Korean in the District before, but there is one now at 14th and U (the northeast corner). The building looks like a veritable complex of restaurants from the outside, including Hogs on the Hill. The Korean menu is available upstairs. It was surprisingly different from the usual Korean fare, perhaps more home style or something like that. The pickle selection included crispy, tiny, skinny fish that looked like minnows, and were tasty once we got used to the consistency. The prices are reasonable, and it's very informal. The owner is a very chatty guy. They have a little trouble describing what some of the items are. One item we ordered was called Bai Top. We asked what it was, and the waitress couldn't explain it. She stepped away, and came back with the can the stuff comes in. Bai Top, it said. Oh, well. It was some seafood thing, and it was fine. (So they serve canned stuff, big deal <g>.)
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