Editors Note: Hae Kum Gang: "Korean food is unfamiliar to many, but Hae Kum Gang dishes up the kimchi (pickled cabbage) and bulgogi (marinated beef) with aplomb. Prices aren't cheap but portions are gigantic: a dish of spicy chicken served on a hot plate came with five endlessly refilled Korean starters, kimchi soup, and rice. Starters included tasty fried eggplant, marinated radish, sesame seed spinach along with the omnipresent spicy kimchi. Spicy stir-fried crabs were a bit small but quite delicious, served in a sweet and hot red-bean sauce. A variety of stir-fried noodle and rice dishes are also on offer try the Bi Bim Bap, a Korean speciality of rice served in a sizzling hot plate and mixed with egg, meat, vegetables and chili sauce. Hae Kum Gang's ambience is merely okay, but attentive service staff make up for any shortcomings give it a tryu if you want to experience a truly distinctive Asian cuisine.