Vendors open at new Annandale food court
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| An umagi “dragon” from Suny Sushi. |
More vendors have opened in the food court at the K Market supermarket on John Marr Drive in Annandale.
Suny Sushi offers a large selection of sushi and Japanese entrees and appetizers, from donburi to bento, temaki to tempura. Proprietor Sonny Lee formerly operated the Yuraki restaurant in Germantown, Md.
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| Alex Song |
The Bu Ddu Mak eatery opened June 14. According to proprietor Alex Song, “bud ddu mak” means “kitchen sink” in Korean, which is a reflection of the long menu.
Song offers “real Korean, original-style,” cuisine, Song says, including freshly made bulgogi, kimchi, galbi, naengmyeon (cold noodles), pig trotters with white kimchi, napa wraps with pork, and much more – and no MSG.
Mango’s Bakery is an offshoot of bakeries in the Ellicott City area in Maryland. Specialties include French baguettes, special-occasion cakes, Korean-style pastries with ingredients, cream puffs, empanadas, and fried donuts.
Skewers You Like and Mochi Donut are also open. Vendors not yet open include K Street and Gâteau Bakery & Dessert Café.
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The Mochi Donuts have been sold out the two times I went ?. Also "Mochi Donut" is a million dollar name – nice work. Now let's get them in stock so we can see what they taste like!