Jong Kak Baltimore Reopens With Charcoal Korean BBQ
Jong Kak, Baltimore’s OG charcoal Korean BBQ spot, is back after a year and a $200k rebuild. Here’s what to order, the marshmallow finish, and why it’s a must.
Jong Kak, Baltimore’s OG charcoal Korean BBQ spot, is back after a year and a $200k rebuild. Here’s what to order, the marshmallow finish, and why it’s a must.
My go-to Asian bakeries in Maryland, from Rockville cream puffs to Baltimore tarts and Ellicott City red bean pastries. Here’s where to eat your way through.
H Mart Frederick is a Korean marketplace worth the trip, packed with a soondubu food court, a Korean bakery, Artbox stationery, claw machines and aisles of Asian groceries.
A Korean bakery across from Lotte in Ellicott City, open 8am to 9pm daily. Red bean pastries, cream bread, twist donuts and why the name is French.
Spicy padak, bubbling budae jjigae army stew and yogurt soju cocktails, all in a late-night Korean bar on Korean Way. Here’s why Rainpia’s worth the trip.
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Kong Pocha in Columbia serves the best Korean fried chicken in Maryland, plus jokbal, corn cheese, and soju late into the night. Here’s what to order.
Kim says Mandu DC’s happy hour is one of the best in the DMV. Daily 5-7PM at the bar with Korean fried chicken, budae jjigae, and the yogurt sojutini you NEED.
Shin Chon Garden in Ellicott City is the decades-old Korean BBQ spot with a famous turtle grill, homemade mandu, and mushroom jeongol worth the trip.
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