Daehan Lee opens new Korean restaurant in Columbia after previous owner's passing

March 25, 2025 | Howard County, Maryland

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A new Korean restaurant is set to open in Columbia, Maryland, following a recent hearing by the Alcoholic Beverage Hearing Board. Daehan Lee, the new owner and head chef, is taking over the location at 9350 Northern View Parkway, Suite J, previously owned by a deceased proprietor. Lee, who has experience running a similar restaurant in Baltimore City with his wife, plans to operate the new establishment full-time, dedicating six days a week to managing daily operations.

During the hearing, Lee confirmed that there have been no changes to the application submitted for the restaurant. He emphasized his commitment to being hands-on, stating he will also serve as the inventory manager and will train both cooks and servers. In his absence, a manager will be on-site to ensure smooth operations.
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The hearing highlighted Lee's dedication to the community and his plans to hire additional staff once the restaurant opens. This new venture is anticipated to bring a fresh dining option to the area, contributing to the local culinary scene. As the opening date approaches, the community looks forward to experiencing Lee's Korean cuisine firsthand.

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