Small, clean Korean restaurant with a casual chicken joint vibe and cozy atmosphere. Offers wide variety of traditional dishes with fresh banchan and brass serving ware. Quiet and inviting, often busy even early in the day, with reasonable prices and comfy seating.
Korean classics come with a grandma-sized menu featuring stews, sizzling BBQ, and a wide variety of banchan that are delicious and refilled promptly. Kimchi stands out as notably good, even in small portions.
Lunch features hot stone bibimbap, beef rib soup, and spicy squid with well-prepared side dishes. Food arrives quickly, especially with morning and lunch specials that come with extra sides.
Good to know
Parking is a bit difficult, so arrive early or be patient.
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
The menu features a wide variety of traditional Korean dishes.
A Korean restaurant blends traditional decor with modern robot servers that deliver food and sing birthday songs. The atmosphere feels cozy and homey, with a relaxed and welcoming vibe. Tables are spaced well, creating a comfortable dining experience with a touch of futuristic charm.
Soft tofu stew comes in 14 varieties with seven spice levels to choose from. The banchan is flavorful and generous, with free refills, and dishes like bossam and kalbi stand out for their taste.
Lunch offers generous portions that can cover dinner and the next day's meal. The Kaju Lunch Special features flavorful Chicken Bulgogi served with banchan and rice, providing great value.
Good to know
Parking is free but limited; arrive early to secure a spot.
Reservations are not required, but expect a wait during peak hours.
The lunch set offers the best value for meals.
Korean BBQ spot with classic joint feel offers large tables and private rooms suited for groups. Loud techno music creates a high-energy, club-like atmosphere that can make conversation difficult. Drinks include cold draft beer and unique cocktails like peach makgeoli blends.
Classic KBBQ joint vibe with private rooms and large tables suits big groups well. The pork belly with kimchi stands out, crispy and paired with tasty sides like salad and kimchi.
Lunch offers a special under $20 that provides good value. The spot suits casual celebrations with a friendly atmosphere during midday hours.
Good to know
M Korean BBQ is a no-tipping establishment; a 10% service fee is included.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially at night.
Plenty of parking is available in the attached parking structure.
Spacious interior with a modern, clean design creates a comfortable setting for meals. An open sauce bar and self-serve ingredient stations encourage a casual, interactive dining experience. The atmosphere stays lively and welcoming, suitable for groups of all sizes.
Korean-style mala tang features a rich but refreshing broth with a perfect amount of spiciness. Rose tteokbokki offers chewy noodles and well-cooked rice cakes in a mild, flavorful sauce with cute sausage toppings.
Modern and sleek interior creates a comfortable atmosphere for lunch. The space suits groups, dates, or solo visits with a quiet vibe during late lunch hours.
Good to know
You pay the bill at the front after you are done eating.
Parking at The Source is easy with a dedicated parking structure.
The price is based on weight, allowing for customization of your bowl.
Large Korean barbecue restaurant offers spacious seating and an open floor plan that suits big groups and families. The atmosphere is clean and chic but can be too loud for conversation. Tables come with tools for cooking meat, emphasizing a hands-on dining experience.
Offers Prime Kotsal and USDA Prime beef Galbi for Korean BBQ. Includes a solid banchan spread with kimchi pancake, tofu soup, steamed egg, kimchi, japchae, and bibimbap.
Lunch offers a peaceful atmosphere with immediate seating. There is a happy hour available during lunch.
Good to know
Reservations are accepted for large parties, such as groups of 20.
Happy hour is available for lunch, offering discounted drinks and appetizers.
Parking is easy in the structure for the Source shopping center.
Modern Korean-style interior features clean wooden tables and digital ordering kiosks at every table. Atmosphere is friendly but noisy, often crowded with families sitting close together. The space feels authentic and well-lit, resembling a restaurant in Korea.
Oyster kimchi stands out with strong flavor. The LA galbi, chive pancake, and cold pig's feet offer solid taste and quality. Soup dishes and radish kimchi come highly recommended.
Lunch features a delicious broth that pairs well with a bottle of soju. The Korean dishes offer a fantastic midday meal experience.
Good to know
They serve breakfast menu until 10 am.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially around noon.
Parking is limited and can be challenging during busy times.
Spacious, modern interior with self-serve meat and salad bars creates an interactive dining experience. Lively atmosphere with loud music and a diverse crowd fills the clean, well-ventilated space. Tables feature built-in grills for cooking fresh, well-seasoned meats quickly and efficiently.
Offers all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue with high-quality meats and delicious sides. Includes shin ramen served at the end and features attentive service and a great atmosphere.
Weekday lunch offers a $25 special with a solid selection of meats from both buffet and kitchen. Service stays outstanding even during busy hours.
Good to know
Happy hour runs Monday to Friday until 4 pm with a $24.99 all-you-can-eat deal.
A minimum of 2 adults is required to sit down for AYCE dining.
There is a 2-hour time limit for all-you-can-eat orders.
Space blends modern sushi bar with classic izakaya vibe featuring cozy, intimate atmosphere and R&B music that sets a relaxed mood. Guests use magical girl wands to call servers, adding a playful touch. The spot suits casual dates and late-night hangouts with fresh sashimi and a wide sake variety.
Korean fried chicken stands out as really tasty. Drinks include a soju highball that pairs well with the food. Some dishes like the Galbi Chop Steak & Noodle and Bulgogi Yakiniku Don miss the mark with bland or clashing flavors.
Consistent quality, service, and atmosphere make it a solid choice for lunch. It works well for casual meals with friends, especially on Sundays near opening time.
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounted prices on drinks and appetizers.
Parking is available at the Source Mall on the 1st floor, at the back.
No reservation is needed since there's plenty of space.
Luxurious Korean restaurant with modern Korean aesthetics and semi-private booths creates an upscale yet cozy atmosphere. Large space feels like a club, offering private dining rooms for comfort and exclusivity. Music and socializing maintain a festive but not intrusive vibe.
Premium beef like marinated galbi and short rib stands out for being tender and deeply flavorful. The course meal includes simple, beautiful dishes like easily digestible 죽 suitable for kids.
Lunch features decent lunch boxes and options like the VVIP Han Jeong Sik set for groups. Prices run on the expensive side, even without a reservation on weekends.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to ensure a hassle-free dining experience.
The restaurant only accepts credit cards with chips; no gift cards without chips.
Expect higher prices due to the premium dining experience offered.
Dim lighting and several large TVs create a chill but loud atmosphere where conversation is possible despite background noise. Space accommodates both small and large groups comfortably. Korean fried chicken stands out with crispy, juicy texture and flavorful sauces, often paired with cold beer.
Offers Korean fried chicken in several varieties with a crispy texture and less salt than typical spots. The tteokbokki surprises with better flavor than expected.
Lunch specials include a lunch box option that draws interest. The spot stays quiet during early lunch hours, especially on Sundays, making it easy to grab a meal after a movie upstairs.
Good to know
Parking is free in the nearby structure, making access easy.
Expect a wait of 10-40 minutes during dinner hours, especially on weekends.
Prices are on the higher side, with wings costing $17 for nine.