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New Korean Restaurant Opens in Arlington Center
The restaurant replaced Manna House in late September.
Photo: Crispy rice cakes with spicy sweet sauce. Credit: WooRi Facebook page.
WooRi Korean Fusion Grill, a new Korean restaurant in Arlington Center, is now open.
The restaurant opened in late September at 9 Medford St., replacing Manna House Korean & Japanese Cuisine.
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According to a Boston Globe review, Hyun Jung Ra is behind the new venture – her brother, Byung Wook Ra, is the chef. Hyun Jung Ra used to manage Koreana Restaurant in Cambridge and JP Seafood Cafe in Jamaica Plain.
According to the review, here are the dishes to try at WooRi: Love fries, crispy potato balls, SSF crispy dumplings, bibimbap, soft tofu stew, pork cutlet, pork belly with sesame leaf wraps.
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Read the full Boston Globe review.
WooRi is open 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5-10 p.m. Monday-Friday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 5-10 p.m. Sunday. Its number is 781-648-4781.
For more, visit Woori’s Facebook page.
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