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In article <1992Jul10.143607.20395@wam.umd.edu> jaikin@wam.umd.edu (Jeffrey Coldren Aikin) writes:
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>There seem to be a lot of interesting little restaurants out towards 
>Frederick - I was suprised.

   Yes, there are!

   In Frederick, the place where I dine quite often is a Korean 
restaurant "Hana" behind the courthouse on West Patrick Street.
   Food is excellent and very reasonably priced. Bibin Bop and Imperial Rolls 
(Vietnamese spring rolls) are my favorite. When they have good seafood,
Fish Chigae (spicy bouillabaisse) and Jangpong (spicy noodle soup) are
also superb (As for Jangpong, you need at least two persons who order
it.) Some dishes are very spicy, and it might be better to ask how hot
they are in advance unless you are the type of person (like me) who can enjoy 
blowing fire 8-). Of course, you can ask them to cook with milder seasoning. 
   As it is a small family-run restaurant, their service and atmosphere is 
very at home.
   BTW, the owner is at least trilingual and speak fluent English, Korean 
(of course) and Japanese. I also heard him speaking French and German.

   More to come from Frederick if I come across something worth posting 8-). 

Michiaki Masuda