Small space with traditional yet elevated interior creates a warm and cozy atmosphere that feels both fancy and comfortable. The vibe is lively and a little loud but still allows for conversation. Mostly Korean clientele reflects the authenticity of the cuisine and the place maintains consistent quality.
Soups feature buttery monkfish and flavorful soybean paste bases. Options include doenjang-guk with beef, tofu soup, and squid bulgogi with rice combos.
Plenty of parking spots sit near Tesla chargers and a Planet Fitness. Parking stays easy even with nearby popular spots like the Korean BBQ place.
"The food here tastes like authentic, homemade Korean comfort food."
"It felt so warm and cozy inside."
"The crab soup here is delicious and creamy."
Good to know
Parking is easy at this location with plenty of available spaces.
Prices are on the higher side compared to other Korean restaurants.
Expect a crowd around dinner time, especially on weekends.
Interior resembles a Korean movie set with traditional dolls and a thatched cottage roof decoration. Atmosphere feels cozy and immersive, evoking dining in Seoul with homely lighting and cute decor. Small space divides into two parts, creating an intimate setting for friends and family.
Rich, milky pork bone broth defines the pork simmer soup, paired with tender pork slices. The beef bone soup with glass noodles offers a simple but satisfying taste, while the spicy beef soup and chicken noodle soup bring warmth and spice.
Good to know
Jincook does not accept reservations, so expect a 40-60 minute wait.
The restaurant is open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.
All parties need to be present before seating.
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.
Broth stays fresh and clean with a delicious malatang flavor. Soup can be customized without the numbing Mala spice and works well with various ingredients cooked in different styles.
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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.
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.
Miso soup arrives quickly and pairs well with dishes like honey garlic karaage and oden. It complements the meal with a warm, savory touch.
Plenty of parking exists at the Source Mall on the 1st floor, all the way to the back. Free parking is available at Izakaya Ichie, making it easy to find a spot near the parking garage.
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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.
Open layout with modern tables and hand-drawn wall art creates a calm, quiet atmosphere. Large portions and affordable prices attract a diverse crowd seeking generous, flavorful pho and vegetarian options. Cleanliness and quick service stand out among pho restaurants.
Soups come in massive portions with plenty of broth. The Vietnamese chicken Pho features a sweet broth and servers separate noodles from soup to keep noodles from getting soggy.
Plenty of parking spots exist, especially in the evening. The lot fills less after neighboring businesses close, making it easy to find a space around 7 pm on weekdays.
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Parking is available in the lot, especially around 7 pm on weekdays.
The restaurant offers large pho soup bowl portions for $12.50.
Expect quick service; food arrives within 5 minutes for large groups.
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.
Tofu soup stands out with rich, comforting flavors and variations like vegetarian dumpling and ham and cheese options. The soups pair well with traditional sides like kimchi and bean sprouts, creating a satisfying meal.
Parking includes a free lot that is sometimes small and can fill up, especially after 7 p.m. A dedicated pick-up spot sits right next to the door.
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.
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.
A tray with seaweed soup, rice, and banchan arrives for birthdays as a thoughtful gesture. The traditional Korean birthday soup, miyeok-guk, appears as a special plate when birthdays are known.
A spacious free parking lot offers plenty of spots. Finding parking can be tricky at first due to the need for a quick right turn right after entering.
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.
Kiosk-style noodle shop with Showa era decor and self-serve ordering creates a simple, cozy setting. Atmosphere stays chill and relaxing, often quiet enough for good conversation or family meals. Outdoor seating and a side dish bar add variety to the experience.
Lots of soups and noodles appear on the menu every day. Tonkotsu ramen soup has a rich flavor enhanced by an egg yolk. The soup base invites finishing every drop.
Plenty of parking spots sit up front, making it easy to find a place. Google Maps sometimes directs to the far end of the lot, requiring a drive around to the back of the restaurant.
Good to know
The restaurant is self-service; order and pay at a kiosk.
Expect a limited drink selection with no table service.
Parking is ample and available right in front of the restaurant.
Bright space with farmhouse chic decor and natural light creates a cozy, comfortable setting. Korean-style sashimi and seafood dominate the menu, served fresh with ample side dishes. Seating offers good spacing, supporting a cheerful, cool vibe throughout.
Spicy fish soup and hot fish soup appear alongside miso soup and cold kimchi soup. Soups come with a variety of small plates and complement dishes like sashimi and seafood.
Free plaza parking makes it easy to find a spot. Limited parking space exists at Kuni Sashimi House.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to avoid long wait times.
Parking is limited, so consider arriving early or using rideshare services.
The restaurant offers a unique menu with over 20 side dishes included with sashimi orders.
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.
Breakfast soups come in affordable bowls around $11.99 and taste good. The buffet includes two soup choices that pair well with sides like japchae and banchan.
Large outdoor plaza offers plenty of free parking with many spots available. Parking is ample and hassle-free, matching the spacious and clean environment inside.
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.
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.
Fish roe soup and oxtail stew stand out with rich, bold flavors. The menu offers a variety of soups and stews, including spicy pork and soybean soup, plus a beef rib soup lunch special.
Parking varies by spot. Some areas offer very accessible parking, while others feel like a game of musical chairs requiring patience.
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.
Spacious dining areas feature a self-service buffet bar with sides, sauces, and desserts arranged in the center. Loud music and crowd noise create a high-energy atmosphere during busy times. Tables include frequent grill replacements to keep cooking efficient and clean.
A huge open lot offers free parking with plenty of spaces. Parking is easy and convenient for visitors.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 11am-12pm on weekends for $19.99.
Expect limited meat selection during happy hour.
Free parking is available in a large open lot.
Small indoor space creates a cozy neighborhood vibe with authentic Korean comfort food at its core. The atmosphere feels warm and bustling, often busy with guests seeking hearty pork bone soup and traditional dishes. Limited seating and a compact layout add to the intimate, homey experience.
Hearty pork bone soup features tender meat that falls off the bone and rich broth. Potatoes cook perfectly and the soup carries a spicy kick that balances well.
Good to know
There is a parking lot at the back of the restaurant, so parking isn't an issue.
It is best to come before 6:00 PM or the line becomes huge.
I can just walk in and wait about 45 to 60 minutes for a table.
Small, cozy space blends modern and traditional Korean elements creating a nostalgic yet fresh atmosphere. Busy and welcoming with a family vibe that suits enjoying hearty soups. Known for authentic Korean comfort food with rich broths and generous portions.
Beef short rib soup offers a refreshingly sweet flavor and a clean broth without any fishy smell. The soup is thick and delicious, not greasy at all.
Parking options vary with a spacious lot in some areas and small lots in others. Street parking along Mcneil Lane is available just steps from the restaurant.
Good to know
Parking is limited, and street parking is available nearby.
Wait times can be long depending on the time of day.
They close fairly early at 9 PM.
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.
Rich, savory pork soup stands out with a Busan-style recipe that's rare even in Seoul. It comes with rice and a special red paste that adds flavorful heat and depth.
Free parking is available with a spacious lot that often has ample spots even on weekdays. Staff sometimes provide personal guidance to parking and entrance.
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 dining area with pleasant decor and well-illuminated seating fills up quickly, creating a busy atmosphere with loud music. The food offers rich, authentic Japanese-style ramen and fresh sushi, served in generous portions at reasonable prices.
Ramen soup offers a satisfying warmth ideal for cold days. Miso soup comes with bento boxes and has a slightly salty taste.
Plenty of parking exists, including handicapped spots and spaces for bikes. The lot fills quickly during dining hours due to other popular businesses, making parking tricky at times.
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Parking can be tricky due to other popular businesses in the plaza.
Expect large portions that can easily feed multiple people.
The menu offers a variety of tasty options, including ramen and sushi.
Small interior with cozy ambiance and candle grills at each table creates a casual dining experience. Background music is limited, contributing to a chill but unremarkable vibe. Tablets at tables enable quick ordering without waitstaff, supporting a relaxed pace.
Miso soup comes with many meals and tastes very tasty and awesome. It accompanies sets like Beef Gyukatsu and Cheese Cutlet, adding a warm, savory touch to the meal.
Good to know
Parking can be tough; street parking is available if the lot is full.
Each table has a tablet for ordering, allowing for quick service.
The restaurant adds a 20% tip to the bill for groups larger than 4.
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.
Cold soup beef tartar stands out with its rich flavor that makes you want to drink every drop. House soup and steamed egg come as memorable, complimentary side dishes that complement the meal well.
Plenty of free parking exists in an attached multi-tier deck and parking structure. The restaurant sits on the top floor of an open-air mall near a movie theater.
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.
Modern Vietnamese restaurant with a large dining area and shared patio seating offers a lively, noisy atmosphere filled with well-chosen music. The place draws a busy crowd and features unlimited noodle refills, creating an energetic vibe suited for casual gatherings.
Broth offers a clean, slightly sweet flavor with a rich, savory base. Beef belly is tender and plentiful, and noodles are delicious with refillable options. Shaken style adds a smoky depth from wok-fried green onions and marrow.
A large shopping plaza offers super easy parking. Parking is not too bad on Saturday mornings.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; it's first-come, first-serve.
Expect wait times of 20 to 60 minutes during peak hours.
A special promotion offers a free passion fruit green tea for dining in from June 17th to 24th.
Seafood restaurant offers spacious seating with high ceilings that create an open and airy vibe. Atmosphere stays clean and quiet, making it comfortable for groups. Fresh seafood options like sashimi and live octopus stand out as key features.
A pot of roe soup comes packed with ingredients and offers a filling experience better than many found in Korea. The tofu soup carries a spicy flavor, though some soups do not meet expectations.
Free parking exists in the structure by The Source, and the building offers plenty of parking. Several public lots nearby charge $10 a day, with easy access to the stairs from the parking area.
Good to know
Happy hour specials offer great prices on dishes like grilled eel.
Public parking lots at Venice Beach cost $10 a day.
Free parking is available in the structure by The Source.