Incheon Restaurant

I used to live in Korea and the food was fusion but great. It was just filling enough but you weren't stuffed at the end. All the plates are to share and everything is well presented and the waitstaff clean up the table and plates between courses raising the level to feel like fine dining. Only knock was the use of paper napkins - just felt off with the whole upscale vibe.

Yummy tasting menu experience! My personal favorite was the dduk. Bright lemongrass flavored curry with great rice cakes and topped crunchy noodles, yum. Hwe was a fabulous rice and salmon salad. The scorched rice balls were excellent (a high compliment from me since I don't normally like scorched rice). GuEe and greens came out together. Guee was a new York strip on top of mashed sweet potatoes. Our entire table was entranced by the creaminess of the potatoes. Excellent steak temperature and flavor. Greens a standard salad with arugula. Ssam - ah our duck wraps. This was the hands down favorite from the rest of the table. Every item of the wrap was excellently flavored. I ended up with 2 incredible slices of duck and 1 very tough one that required knit precutting since I couldnt chew it apart. Would have like a few more pieces of pickled cabbage. Walnut ssamjang is fabulously creative and deliciously executed. Juk- the risotto-porriage fusion. Chef delivered the plate and dec...

Hidden gem in Annandale. Great staff and lots of creativity. Loved the chefs take on the dishes. We went with a very large party and they accommodated us without an issue. it's also a good portion of food so you won't leave hungry. The cocktails were also top notch with Jeosun being my favorite