"In a rare three-star review (excellent) published yesterday, Washington Post critic Tom Sietsema deemed that Dupont Korean restaurant Anju has only gotten better following an impressive opening in August that landed it at No. 9 in the critic’s top 10 rankings for his fall dining guide. Sietsema writes that he often restrains himself from eating large portions in order to keep restaurants guessing, but he couldn’t hold back in the face of dishes like steamed, “surprisingly light” pork dumplings and a kimchi pancake that was “thinner than most, crisp throughout and red with kimchi brine.” Roasted sweet potatoes topped with honey butter, mint, basil, and a sesame oil foam are dubbed a “bliss dish.” The tornado potato doused with furikake is more than a visual trick, the critic says: Run-ins with less attentive servers and food that comes out surprisingly fast are the only “minor issues” that Sietsema cites." - Gabe Hiatt