A room bustling with costumed waitresses, pouring beer and ladling soup, and an SRO crowd of animated diners, many of them hip, young and Korean American.
I'm not a food critic or reviewer, just an average working Joe. OK, a Virginia native with an adventurous attitude when it comes to eating. I thank my wife for discovering Yechon through a friend's recommendation. We both truly enjoyed the eclectic assembly of families, college kids, and village elders who made up the "audience" last night while we enjoyed our late dinner. The food? Love it! The service? It was great - our waitress was extremely polite. I'd say the only bummer was it took awhile to figure out (from another couple ahead of us in line) that we had to go in and approach the floor manager to request seating and a pager, but we rolled with that as part of the overall experience. Love every bit of it! Try it!
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A room bustling with costumed waitresses, pouring beer and ladling soup, and an SRO crowd of animated diners, many of them hip, young and Korean American.
I'm not a food critic or reviewer, just an average working Joe. OK, a Virginia native with an adventurous attitude when it comes to eating. I thank my wife for discovering Yechon through a friend's recommendation. We both truly enjoyed the eclectic assembly of families, college kids, and village elders who made up the "audience" last night while we enjoyed our late dinner. The food? Love it! The service? It was great - our waitress was extremely polite. I'd say the only bummer was it took awhile to figure out (from another couple ahead of us in line) that we had to go in and approach the floor manager to request seating and a pager, but we rolled with that as part of the overall experience. Love every bit of it! Try it!
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