Really miss Myung Dong – that Korean place where the owner couple who could barely speak English ran the entire outfit. Was sad they closed…

Anyhow they had this dish that I really loved. Dak dori tang – it was a stew with bone in chicken pieces with potatoes, and a little spicy. It was the perfect fall/winter dish. Do any of you Korean food aficionados in Houston know any other restaurants that serve this?

Thanks in advance

Really miss Myung Dong – that Korean place where the owner couple who could barely speak English ran the entire outfit. Was sad they closed…

Anyhow they had this dish that I really loved. Dak dori tang – it was a stew with bone in chicken pieces with potatoes, and a little spicy. It was the perfect fall/winter dish. Do any of you Korean food aficionados in Houston know any other restaurants that serve this?

Thanks in advance

Really miss Myung Dong – that Korean place where the owner couple who could barely speak English ran the entire outfit. Was sad they closed…

Anyhow they had this dish that I really loved. Dak dori tang – it was a stew with bone in chicken pieces with potatoes, and a little spicy. It was the perfect fall/winter dish. Do any of you Korean food aficionados in Houston know any other restaurants that serve this?

Thanks in advance

Really miss Myung Dong – that Korean place where the owner couple who could barely speak English ran the entire outfit. Was sad they closed…

Anyhow they had this dish that I really loved. Dak dori tang – it was a stew with bone in chicken pieces with potatoes, and a little spicy. It was the perfect fall/winter dish. Do any of you Korean food aficionados in Houston know any other restaurants that serve this?

Thanks in advance

Really miss Myung Dong – that Korean place where the owner couple who could barely speak English ran the entire outfit. Was sad they closed…

Anyhow they had this dish that I really loved. Dak dori tang – it was a stew with bone in chicken pieces with potatoes, and a little spicy. It was the perfect fall/winter dish. Do any of you Korean food aficionados in Houston know any other restaurants that serve this?

Thanks in advance