The food here at Woo Lae Oak was very good, the quality was near exceptional. They have all sorts of food for different types of eaters, they have a verity of meats, vegetables and chicken. The service here was very good, the servers are very friendly and know what they are doing. Another cool thing
I came here lunch time. It was a great lunch menu. Their side dish was perfect. It also refillable. Very kind staffs gave me a good service. I strongly recommend here for korean food as a korean. It can be different from easy approaching commercial taste of korean food. It contains various authentic
Not the best Korean restaurant in the world, but most likely one of the better ones in the DMV area and definitely better than the half-baked joints in Annandale. That's a fact!
Food and service are average, but no worse than Annandale joints. Unless you're in Annandale, I would recommend this plac
This place is nostalgic for me, i have been coming here with my family for years. Great food, wonderful service, relaxing atmosphere. I can't say enough good things about this place. Must try for anyone interested inan intro to Korean and also those who love authentic Korean bbq.π Thank you for be
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It's popular because the President Obama took the Korean president Lee, Myungbak there. Price seems reasonable and the staff is kind.
Authentic Korean. I love having the meat cooked at the table. Food was great. Beer + sojue was a first for me and was a great complement to the meal. A fun meal with friends.
The best Korean restaurant experience in DMV area!
WooLaeOak in S. Korea is a super famous fine-dining Korean restaurant, known for cold noodles and bulgogi. This Tyson location has offers almost similar experience! I was very doubt of this place for years, since it is expensive (lol) and offers wi
Our βGo-Toβ Korean restaurant! Love the foods & attentive services here! Highly Highly Recommend It! πππ
Old style Korean bbq place. Cold noodle(naengmyun) is perfect original style in seoul.
It's more of a up scale setting for various traditional Korean dishes. The prices shows that as well. You can travel south a bit and get the same Korean dishes for $5-10 less. With that said, the food is decent. And you are in Tyson's so I guess that qualifies for a price hike.
The setting/decorati
I've been coming here for 12 years through the dips in quality and it was really good this last time I went. The quality of everything was great.
A bit pricey but good cold noodle (λλ©΄) and μ‘ν
My favorite Korean restaurant. It's authentic. I love the complimentary appetizers. Feel free to ask let them know that you would like to try more types than the ones they bring out by default (chosen at random). My favorites are the anchovies with peanuts and lotus root but they don't always hav
Amazing experience over and over again. Woo Lae Oak has been my go-to Korean restaurant since I moved to D.C. in 2014. The signature cold noodles and spicy noodles are simply outstanding and goes extremely well with pork belly on the side.
They also offer so many side dishes that each stand out a
This is by far the best Korean barbecue in DMV area. Their food is top quality and very authentic and true to the original form. Everything is made from scratch and there is no garbage ready made stuff. Also special thanks to the staff, they are always very helpful.
On a quickie weekend trip to the Nation's capital, Washington, D.C., my wife and I along with her folks were invited to have dinner with a long-time friend of my father-in-law. He's a foodie and suggested a Korean restaurant near the ten of Vienna.
I've never tried Korean food, so I was excited to
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