If you enjoy Korean cuisine, whether Korean bbq, bibimbap, bulgogi, or japchae, then you have to visit this little establishment out in Annandale. The restaurant is also next door to Breeze Bakery under the same ownership, and I highly recommend you try out the deserts here after eating at Yechon.
To get the broadest taste of dishes possible, I recommend ordering one of the Yechon specials. For my last visit I ordered special menu 1–this is a selection of dishes for 2 people. This includes a sashimi appetizer with tuna and yellowtail sashimi, 2 dumpling soups, shredded beef ribs, a whole broiled mackrel, bean paste stew with tofu, and a selection of small dishes. The small dishes included kimchi, egg tofu, sesame bean sprouts, seaweed, acorn jelly and Korean spinach.
Every dish was delicious and I was particularly impressed by how much good food 2 people could get for less than $50. Overall, I would give Yechon a tasty/authenticity score of 8/10.
Washington D.C. Asian Food 