
325 Morse St, NE
Thanks to a reader for the heads up on this great hidden gem. YoonHa’s is not fancy but it has two more important traits – it is delicious and it is cheap. It is located at 325 Morse St, NE in the Capital City Market (where Litteri’s is located) very close to the NoMa metro:
They are open from 5am – 3pm from Monday thru Saturday.

A look at the menu after the jump.



Category: NoMa, Restaurants
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Have you actually been here late at night? And before you answer "yes," make sure your...
this is great satire but I almost fear that it's true
I live down the street from the CH CVS and haven't been there in 3 years. They are...
The kitchen is counted in the 22x22.
These people new perfectly well they were going against zoning by making this single...
this is extremely relevant to my interests.
Anyone know if they have any seating or take-out only?
Yes, they do have seating; it’s very popular at lunch time.
Is that bulgogi good? I would love to avoid the long schlep to Virginia to get my Korean beef fix.
Reminds me to ask; Is there any word on the possibility of the owner of Lion’s Liquor opening up a Korean BBQ joint/ Sushi Bar??
That being said, I’d love to check this place out, too.
I asked the owner about it a few weeks ago and he said he is looking for investors, but would like to do it. Restaurant built-out is super expensive!
I love learning about places like this and can’t wait to give it a try. I hope the kimchee is good.
While you’re there, check out a produce market called “Mexican Fruits”. They’re as cheap and maybe as good as Yoon Haa’s. East side of 4th, a couple doors North of Morse. This place makes fresh vegetarian cooking more than affordable.
Sitting here now. 215pm on a beautiful Thursday, was maybe a 10-15m walk from noMa. 9 x 2 seat tables, I make the 4th customer here at the moment. Kimchee is nice and hot. Bulgogi and other sides good, too. Very fresh. Not sure whether they take credit cards or not: I paid cash.
It’s a shame that the menu has shrunk while the ownership has changed a couple times in recent years. Good stuff, though.