Not Chinese, Korean!
Refreshingly no-frills dining experience. Homey interior, radio tuned to local country music station.
The menu has two sides, the teriyaki side and the traditional Korean side. Get the Korean.
This is the only Korean food experience in Bellingham at the time of this writing, and it's well worth the 7 to 10 dollar price tag. All the Korean dishes come with four or five pan-chan, which are little vegetable sides, one of which is always Kim-Chi. Most of the Korean offerings are soups, and are served with rice, although there is a pae-jeun seafood pancake that is highly recommended. There is also the old standards bulkogi and kalbi ribs which appeal more to western tastes.    [04 May 2006 08:39:13]

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Recommended Dishes: pae-jeun

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