Red Holic

museum

National Geographic Museum

1600 M St NW

Serious explorers and curious kids study maps and artifacts inside a century-old headquarters where the obsession with discovery never stopped being the point.

korean restaurant

BIBIBOP Asian Grill

1516 Connecticut Ave NW

People who want Korean food fast without sacrificing quality come here to build their own bibimbap bowls, moving through the line and making real choices about what goes in rather than waiting for someone else's interpretation.

korean restaurant

Bonchon Chicken

7020 Spring Garden Dr

If you want chicken that's actually crispy—the kind where the coating shatters and the meat stays juicy—this is where you come. Bold, garlicky, and unapologetically good.

korean restaurant

Choong Hwa Won

4409 John Marr Dr

Korean-Chinese comfort food that hits differently when you're craving both jajangmyeon's deep umami and the sharp spice of jjamppong in one meal.

korean restaurant

Grove

Someone building their ideal bowl will find exactly what they're after here—pick your base, protein, and toppings until it matches what you actually want to eat.

korean restaurant

Oh My Dak

128 Maple Ave W

You go for the Korean fried chicken—crispy skin, properly seasoned, the kind that makes you understand why this matters—and end up ordering it again the next week because they actually care about the execution.