Curious about the ever-growing diversity in Gwinnett? Read on! This content originally appeared in Curbed in Nov 2019. In 1998, when Sarah Park and her family moved to the U.S., they spent a week in Washington, D.C., trying out the city to see whether they wanted to live there. But fellow South…
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We love the Korean BBQ craze, but's time to branch out and try some other Korean cuisine. You'll find several local Gwinnett establishments that offer authentic traditional Korean snack foods and they're to die for. Here's a quick list to get you started. 1. Kukga Head into Kukga for the…
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Tired of the same old lunch everyday? Usually, going out to a dine-in restaurant for lunch can be hard on your wallet. With the growing number of Korean restaurants around Gwinnett with lunch specials, you can now enjoy a hot restaurant quality meal for under $7. 678 Korean BBQ on Satellite Blvd is…
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As the competition between all the Korean restaurants in Gwinnett heats up, many places have added lunch specials to entice customers to come in and beat the summer heat. Ranging from house specialties to limited time offerings, you are sure to get a good deal by exploring then throughout the week…
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In addition to the number of traditional Korean restaurants in metro Atlanta, there is an increasing number of fusion restaurants from local entrepreneurs entering the market. Generally, I am not that big a fan of fusion, and I prefer the clean tastes of authentic cuisine. Some of the more popular…
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Gop Chang on Fire (Duluth and Suwanee) is an advanced Korean eatery for the most adventurous eaters. The restaurant specializes in marinated and grilled offal, particularly intestines and tripe. This type of food has always been popular in Asia, and has seen a recent revival among younger people…
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There is a new contender in town for one of the best late night places in Gwinnett for Korean food. Yup Jip, Korean for "the place next door," is literally located next to Iron Age on Pleasant Hill Road. This new establishment boasts a slick interior and a very simple, but traditional Korean menu…
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Several weeks ago, we started exploring some of the more unconventional Korean dishes available around Gwinnett county. One of the most popular styles is a hybrid of Korean and Chinese cuisines that developed due to the history and proximity of the two nations in East Asia. What is Korean-Chinese…
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And it's back! The Seoul of the South Tour starts up again this May, but after the Olympic Winter Games, if you have a craving for some of the dishes introduced on the broadcasts or just care to venture on your own, here is a beginner guide to some entry level Korean foods. This list is a…
Read MoreFrom the team that brought you Jang Su Jang, the highly popular Korean eatery in Duluth, comes JS Kitchen. In a previous blog post, I explored the retail side of JS Kitchen with its catering and pre-packaged side dishes available for take-out. Since that time, the JS Kitchen team has partnered with…
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