I won't say that the new Jae's Grill is like a country-club dining room with sashimi, but he has gone to a menu of steaks, chops, chicken, and seafood with rather bland sauces and a lot of potatoes. Guys in chartreuse pants will be okay here. In fact, if you are the multi-pierced niece of a guy in chartreuse pants, you'll be okay too. Chung seems to have decided that Brookline customers are like the people he used to serve as a Ritz-Carlton waiter and bartender, only less so. Try some of each, and then order more of your favorite.
Someone here has a Korean palate.
The bread basket is literally a basket, carried around by the waiter as they do at the Federalist, and includes sweet whole-grain slices and what I would call Italian bread. Now over to Uncle Bob. No rubber duck here, however. Your investment assures lean slices of medium-rare breast meat and a kind of braised leg with some real duck flavor. He should go right ahead.