Korean restaurant serves authentic dishes with generous banchan in a cozy space. Bibimbap features varied sides like japchae and dumplings, appealing to all ages. Service is top-notch and the vibe is relaxed and welcoming.
Bibimbap comes with varied sides like japchae and dumplings. It appeals to all ages and pairs well with dishes like tteokbokki and short ribs.
"The food here is so tasty, I felt like I was back in K-TOWN."
"I thought the tofu seafood soup was very good."
"I thought the Bibimbap was really tasty!"
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Prices range from $10 to $20 per dish, offering good value for quality.
Portion sizes are generally small, so consider ordering multiple dishes.
Cozy, family-run spot shines with authentic Korean food and a warm atmosphere. Bibimbap dishes feature fresh ingredients and generous portions. Soft lighting and modern décor create a relaxed vibe perfect for comfort food lovers.
Beef bulgogi and tofu bibimbap come with fresh ingredients and generous portions. Veggie bibimbap blends fresh vegetables, white rice, and sesame oil for a healthy, delicious meal.
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All items are served within a 10-minute window.
There is hardly any wait time for food.
The location next to the metro A line is convenient.
Korean restaurant serves authentic atmosphere with fast, casual service and generous portions. Bibimbap features a fresh, flavorful mix of vegetables, beef, and rice topped with a fried egg. Exceptional kimchi and well-marinated dishes create a comfort food experience.
Fresh, flavorful mix of vegetables, beef, rice, topped with a fried egg defines the bibimbap here. It pairs well with bulgogi and offers a solid alternative to options in Ktown.
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The restaurant offers fast and casual service that is also extremely affordable.
There is ample parking available, making it easy to visit.
Two persons can share a bowl of soup and eat for about $20.
Modern Korean spot offers authentic dishes in a clean, spacious setting with lively K-pop tunes. Cockle bibimbap shines with fresh seafood and generous portions, while beef and bulgogi bibimbap come with delicious sides that enhance the meal.
Cockle bibimbap stands out with its fresh seafood flavor and good portion size. Beef and bulgogi bibimbap options come with delicious side dishes that complement the meal well.
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Valet parking costs $5 an hour, $7 after an hour, and $20 overnight.
Parking is cash only; bring $6 for self-parking.
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
Small Korean spot serves authentic home-style cooking in a cozy atmosphere. Bibimbap shines with balanced spice and pairs well with kimchi stew. Friendly service keeps the vibe quiet and relaxed.
Bibimbap here features a balanced spice level that is not overwhelming. It pairs well with kimchi stew and stands out for its fantastic flavor.
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Valet parking is available for $3 in the strip mall lot.
The restaurant accepts credit cards and offers takeout services.
Prices are reasonable, with meals averaging around $16.
Cozy spot with a quiet vibe and plenty of tables serves huge portions of sizzling stone pot bibimbap with a crispy bottom. Young crowd enjoys gluten-free tofu stews and a variety of banchan. Quick service and parking lot behind the building add convenience.
Stone pot bibimbap arrives sizzling hot, creating a crispy bottom that adds great texture. Portions come huge and include a complimentary set of Korean starters that complement the dish well.
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There is free parking available in the back of the restaurant.
Parking at the back could be challenging during rush hours.
Expect a wait during meal times as the restaurant is popular.
Cozy spot with live edge tables and a warm, nostalgic vibe serves authentic Korean food in generous portions. Hot Stone Pot Bibimbap features a sizzling rice base and fresh toppings with sweet, balanced gochujang on the side. Regulars speak Korean, adding a local feel.
Hot Stone Pot Bibimbap arrives piping hot with a sizzling rice base and fresh toppings. Gochujang sauce comes on the side, filled to the top and balanced in sweetness, complementing the flavorful and filling dish.
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There is a designated parking spot for to-go orders.
The portions are huge, with some dishes enough to share.
Most meals are reasonably priced, with many options under $15.
Korean barbecue shines with table grilling and a lively, cozy vibe. Spicy Octopus Bibimbap offers crunchy rice and chewy octopus with rich grilled intestine. Walls showcase celebrity autographs, and private booths plus valet parking add comfort and ease.
Crunchy rice and chewy octopus come together with gochujang in the Spicy Octopus Bibimbap. Adding grilled intestine balances carbs and fat for a rich flavor.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times.
A few pieces of meat can cost up to $60 per person.
Modern Korean spot shines with generous bibimbap portions perfect for sharing. Spacious, clean interior offers private rooms and tablet ordering for ease. Large parking and a connected café add convenience and variety to the dining experience.
Generous portions stand out, with bibimbap large enough for two. The eel bibimbap features crispy rice and pairs well with sides like kimchi seafood pancake and seafood tofu stew in combo meals.
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Valet parking costs $3, with the entrance next to ROK.
Street parking is available for 2 hours between 11am and 3pm.
The restaurant was packed, but the line moved quickly; expect about a 20-minute wait.
Korean food court spot serves authentic bibimbap with crispy rice in a stone bowl. Expect spicy sauce on the side and large portions that shrink for takeout. Busy hours bring queues but prices stay reasonable.
Dolsot Bibimbap comes in a huge portion with very hot rice that crisps against the stone bowl. The dish includes about one ounce of meat and a spicy sauce on the side.
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Expect a 25-minute wait during busy hours at Gamja Bawi Korean Restaurant.
The restaurant charges extra for take-out containers and to-go orders.
Prices at Gamja Bawi Korean Restaurant are reasonable compared to other Ktown options.
Dark, cozy space with vintage Korean decor offers a lively, pub-style vibe. Three vegan bibimbap options shine, especially the Dolsot Bibimbap served hot in a stone bowl. Comfortable booths and ample parking make it a popular, authentic spot.
Three distinct vegan bibimbap options are available, including a Dolsot Bibimbap served hot in a stone bowl. Adding extra ingredients like tofu to bibimbap is not allowed here.
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Expect a one-hour wait for larger parties during peak times.
Parking is ample in the shopping center, but carpooling is recommended on busy nights.
The restaurant does not have a liquor license yet, so bring your own drinks if desired.
Upscale Korean spot offers uni bibimbap with fresh seafood like raw shrimp and ikura, priced around $60. Cocktails shine in a retro-style plaza setting that feels lively at night and refined by day. Expect bone marrow tartare and attentive service for a unique dining experience.
Uni bibimbap features a good amount of seafood including raw marinated shrimp and ikura. It costs around $60 and offers a delightful and memorable taste experience.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Expect a 90-minute dining limit once seated.
Valet parking is available for $15 across the street.
Traditional Korean interior with curvy wooden tables offers a cozy, authentic vibe. Bibimbap is large and filling, paired well with soups like pork and spicy beef. Parking is widely available, making visits easy and convenient.
Bibimbap comes in a large size and tastes authentic and filling. It pairs well with various soups like pork, spicy beef, and brisket.
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Parking is available at the back with valet service for $2 at lunch and $3 at dinner.
The restaurant is known for its authentic Korean pork soup.
Expect a clean environment with a new location.
Korean spot buzzes with lively atmosphere and tight seating. Stone pot bibimbap shines with crispy rice and fresh flavors like wild vegetable and tofu. Modern vibe boosted by AI waiter service and clean, stylish interior.
Stone pot bibimbap features crispy rice and arrives perfectly sizzling. Varieties include wild vegetable, young radish, and tofu bibimbap, each offering distinct flavors and textures.
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Parking costs $5 in the garage across the street.
Expect a 30-minute wait on Saturday mornings.
Basic kalguksu dishes cost over $20, with other dishes in the mid $20s.
Traditional Korean decor and lively '90s K-pop create a cozy vibe. Bibimbap shines with sizzling hot stone bowl and generous portions featuring slightly sweet bulgogi. Crowded tables and celebrity autographs add authentic charm and a welcoming feel.
Sizzling hot stone bowl holds bibimbap with quality ingredients and rice that crisps at the bottom. Portions come generous and flavors lean slightly sweet due to bulgogi.
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Parking is available in the back of the restaurant.
Parking is free but limited during peak hours.
The last order is taken at 9 PM.
Cozy, old-fashioned spot offers authentic mom and pop feel with quiet, friendly vibes. Stone pot bibimbap shines with extra crunchy rice and tasty banchan. Regulars love classic Korean dishes served with warmth and simplicity.
Stone pot bibimbap features extra crunchy rice and comes with a variety of banchan. The dish is consistently extremely tasty and often paired with galbi tang or sundubu jigae.
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Valet parking costs $5 during dinner time.
Parking costs around $5 for two hours.
The restaurant has been around since 1989.
Small Korean spot shines with authentic flavors and a cozy atmosphere. Hot stone bibimbap delivers a crispy texture and rich meats like bulgogi and galbi. Open late, it welcomes solo diners and groups craving genuine Korean meals.
Hot stone bibimbap offers a crispy texture with a perfect mix of flavors. Bulgogi and galbi bibimbap come with rich, savory meats that complement the dish well.
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LA Tofu House is open until 4am, perfect for late-night dining.
The restaurant validates parking for easy access.
Prices are affordable compared to most places in Koreatown.
Simple shop with a unique ceiling design offers fresh Korean dishes like thinly sliced brisket. Bibimbap options include vegetarian tofu and flavorful yukhoe versions. Quiet, welcoming atmosphere suits non-Korean diners well.
Dolsot Bibimbap comes with tofu and can be made vegetarian on request. Yukhoe Bibimbap offers a distinct flavor, while the vegetarian version tends to be milder.
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Valet parking is available for $3, but the lot is closed.
Expect higher prices than average for menu items.
Only two side dishes, bean sprouts and kimchi, are included with orders.
Interior blends modern design with authentic Korean vibes in a cozy, lively setting. Bibimbap shines with a crispy rice crust, fresh veggies, and a spicy-sweet house sauce. Friendly service and valet parking make visits smooth and welcoming.
Stone bowl heats bibimbap to create a crispy rice crust. Fresh vegetables and a house-made sauce blend savory bean paste with gochujang for a rich, spicy-sweet flavor. Egg arrives perfectly cooked and the portion size is generous.
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Valet parking is available for $2.50, but street parking can be challenging.
The lunch menu offers affordable options, with dishes priced around $10.
Expect large portion sizes; an X-large portion can feed up to four people.
Small, family-owned spot offers authentic Korean comfort food in a cozy, quiet atmosphere with friendly service. Bibimbap features bulgogi and short ribs plus tasty banchan sides that boost flavor and texture.
Bibimbap comes with bulgogi, short ribs, and a variety of banchan sides. Adding the sides to the bibimbap enhances the flavors and texture.
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There is free parking available at the restaurant.
The parking lot is large and easily accessible.
They charge a $1 service fee for takeout orders.
Enjoy beef Korean bibimbap and a unique pepperoni pizza bibimbap in a lively spot with veranda-style seating and heated outdoor tables. The place blends a grocery store with a food bar, creating a social vibe with a large screen TV and wifi for games and meals.
Offers beef Korean bibimbap and a unique pepperoni pizza bibimbap. Also sells bibimbap to-go alongside various Korean and Asian food items.
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Happy hour runs on weekdays from 4-7pm with $10 sandwiches and burgers.
Monthly wine tastings are available and are popular among visitors.
Evening deals on premade food options are offered regularly.
Korean spot serves handmade noodles and wild vegetable bibimbap with fresh, vibrant flavors. Large portions and a homey, family-run vibe create an authentic, lively atmosphere. Expect a crowded, intense dining experience with mostly Korean guests.
Wild vegetable bibimbap stands out with fresh, vibrant flavors. The dish pairs well with kimchee and offers a satisfying, balanced meal.
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Parking is free because the shop is located inside a plaza next to a BCD location.
Expect long queues during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The portion sizes are large; one bowl can be shared by two or three people.
Bright lighting and clean vibes create a calm but bustling spot. Abalone bibimbap shines with rich flavor and fresh ingredients. Enjoy authentic Korean raw crab in a refined setting with premium ingredients and quiet atmosphere.
Abalone bibimbap stands out with its rich flavor and fresh ingredients. Variations like soy marinated salmon and crab bibimbap offer extremely fresh and well-done options.
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Making a reservation in advance is recommended to avoid waiting.
There are ample parking spots in the plaza and no wait during weekday lunch.
The meal came out to about 120 bucks tip included.
Artsy traditional Korean decor creates a warm, cozy atmosphere that feels like home. Bibimbap features barley rice and wild vegetables with many tasty sides, making it healthy and filling. Friendly smiles and calm music add to the inviting, peaceful environment.
Bowls of rice come with an extensive banchan spread to build your own bibimbap. Barley rice and wild vegetables seasoned to taste make the dish filling and healthy. The bibimbap mixes well and tastes good with many delicious vegetable sides.
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Expect a 15-minute wait during weekend lunch hours.
Parking costs $3 in the back lot.
The restaurant offers a $30 set menu with numerous side dishes.
Modern interior with natural light sets a bright mood. Bibimbap shines with crispy hot rice and fresh veggies. Large portions and vegetarian-friendly options satisfy diverse tastes.
The bibimbap comes with fresh vegetables and offers a hot stone option that features crispy hot rice. The combo meals include tofu soup and provide enough food for two servings.
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Reservations are not accepted; the full party must be present to be seated.
Parking is limited and can be difficult, especially on weekends.
There is 2 hours of free parking available in the lot outside.
Cozy indoor seating and a quaint patio create a homey atmosphere perfect for casual dining. Spicy Pork and Dolsot Bibimbap served in a hot skillet offer a warm, satisfying meal. Recorded music lifts energy, matching the friendly vibe for unwinding.
Spicy Pork and Dolsot Bibimbap come in a hot skillet, delivering a warm, satisfying meal. Bibimbap with egg adds a classic touch to the mix.
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Be aware of their hours; they are closed from 1500 to 1700 four days a week.
Parking is limited, so plan to find street parking.
The restaurant serves Korean food from Wednesday through Saturday nights.
Upscale Korean barbecue shines with authentic dishes in a dimly lit, formal atmosphere. Stone pot bibimbap offers rich flavors and satisfying texture. Expect high prices and small portions in a quiet, clean setting.
Stone pot bibimbap stands out with its rich flavors and satisfying texture. Both it and doenjang jjigae offer a delicious taste experience.
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Expect to pay around $100 per person after tip for a meal.
A 20% automatic gratuity is added to all bills.
Parking is available across the street and at a public lot behind 7-Eleven.
Tofu restaurant serves customizable spicy tofu soups in a casual, no-frills setting with an outside patio. Stonepot bibimbap features a crispy rice crust and a well-balanced mix of flavors, with quick service for bibimbap orders. Portions are sizable with many side dishes.
Stonepot bibimbap comes fresh and nice with a crispy rice crust. The bibimbap combo offers a well-balanced mix of ingredients and flavors. Service reacts quickly to bibimbap orders.
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Parking in Sawtelle is always difficult, so plan ahead.
They charge for side dishes that are usually free at Korean restaurants.
Customers can customize the spicy level of the Tofu soup.
Korean BBQ shines with authentic flavors and large portions. Stone pot bibimbap offers a sweet and savory mix with beef bulgogi. Quiet, old-fashioned spot serves refillable banchan and keeps prices steady despite inflation.
Stone pot bibimbap features a mix of typical Korean ingredients. Beef bulgogi bibimbap offers a sweet and savory flavor in a hot pot style.
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The portions are huge, averaging around $20 per entree.
The restaurant is family owned and run.
The menu is extensive and worth checking out.