[CH] Re: DC Bound

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Hey Mark,

I used to go to a most excellent divy Korean restaurant up kind of
northeast of the city, probably actually up in Maryland, but inside
the beltway.  They served a variety of very hot Korean noodle soups,
and they hand-threw the noodles, so you could watch them tossing them
around in the kitchen.

I would go with a number of Korean co-workers and just get the normal
heat level and still be sweating, wile my co-workers would be piling
on the chile powder.  Of course, this was before I moved to Texas and
started working on my heat tolerance.

The name of the place was just 'Best Chinese Restaurant' or something
similar.  I realize it's not much to go on, but it was most excellent.
Any of you DC people have any idea where I'm talking about and can
help with directions?

- Bill


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