
1926 14th Street, NW
Big news from Ingle Korean Steakhouse‘s IG. And in response to what neighborhood they reply:
“14th and U!”
Thanks to Bradley for sharing the photo above with the exact location: (more…)

1926 14th Street, NW
Big news from Ingle Korean Steakhouse‘s IG. And in response to what neighborhood they reply:
“14th and U!”
Thanks to Bradley for sharing the photo above with the exact location: (more…)

630 Rhode Island Ave, NE
Thanks to Andrew for sending Chadol Korean BBQ update. Looks like they’re soft opened: (more…)

photos courtesy Feldman Ruel. 2100 P Street, NW previously home to Vintage 78 and Scion and Duck Duck Goose
From a press release:
“Feldman Ruel, a leading commercial real estate firm specializing in the marketing and sale of commercial real estate in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, is pleased to announce the sale of 1426 21st Street NW, Units S3 & S4. The second-generation restaurant condominium, located in the Hartnett Building and formerly home to Duck Duck Goose, sold for $1,600,000. The property was acquired by Hansik Enterprises L.L.C., a Korean restaurant group planning to launch its first U.S. location in Dupont Circle. (more…)

1923 Lincoln Road, NE
Thanks to E. for sending this spot from Eckington: (more…)

1252 4th Street, NE
Thanks to Jodi for sending the update: “Signage up for Shia in Union Market!”
Shia’s website says:
“SHIA is a modern Korean fine dining restaurant in Washington D.C. focused on sustainability and innovation. (more…)

630 Rhode Island Ave, NE
Thanks to Alison for sending: “Spotted – signage up for Chadol Korean BBQ at Bryant Street Market, next to Alamo Drafthouse!” (more…)

630 Rhode Island Ave, NE
Thanks to Andrew for sending: “Looks like the commercial space on the ground floor of the Alamo Drafthouse in Edgewood’s Bryant St development is slated to be a Korean bbq joint! (more…)

From a press release:
“Join chef Deuki Hong and journalist Matt Rodbard on an insider’s journey covering the exciting evolution of Korean food through stories of chefs and home cooks, as well as recipes that are shaping modern Korean cuisine, including sweet-spicy barbecue, creative rice and seafood dishes, flavor-bombed stews, and KPOP-fueled street food. In Koreatown, they explored the foods of Korean-American communities across the United States. Now with Koreaworld, they show how Korean cuisine today is nothing less than an international culinary revolution. (more…)

1387 H Street, NE
Thanks to G for passing on the sad news from BAB Korean Fusion: (more…)

2343 17th Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
I noticed Kalorama Deli were closed during morning hours for a few days in a row now. They had a for sale sign for months but it’s gone now!” (more…)