Korean barbecue restaurant with celebrity autographs decorating walls and a modern yet cozy interior. Atmosphere stays lively and comfortable, with staff grilling meat at the table and managing hotpots for a relaxed experience. Space includes private booths and offers valet parking for convenience.
Cozy and lively atmosphere fits both a night out with friends and a relaxing dinner. The setting supports a comfortable and engaging dining experience.
Cheese plays a big role in the fried rice, making it creamy and melty with every bite. Pickled mustard greens add a refreshing twist, while the squid fried rice features crispy rice bits at the bottom for extra texture.
"The short ribs here are juicy and prime."
"These grilled intestine Dinner Spots are amazing, crispy outside, soft inside."
"The beef intestines were surprisingly delicious and had an amazing texture."
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KingChang-La celebrates birthdays with a song and sparkler.
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times.
A few pieces of meat can cost up to $60 per person.
Korean barbecue restaurant with tabletop charcoal grilling and waitstaff-cooked meat offers an interactive yet relaxing dining experience. Interior blends retro-industrial 1960s Seoul style with modern design, creating a lively and warm atmosphere. Unique features include built-in hot pot burners and a scratcher game adding excitement to meals.
Great for group dinners and special occasions, this spot suits family meals and hanging out with friends. The dinner experience features Korean BBQ that stands out.
Kimchi fried rice stands out with bold flavors and a satisfying spice level. Portions like the small for two offer plenty to share alongside other dishes like corn cheese and garlic short rib.
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Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Parking can be challenging in the area, so plan accordingly.
Expect a wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Cozy dining space offers a calm and warm atmosphere with a welcoming vibe. Many vegetarian options and authentic dishes like Pad Thai and seafood curry in young coconut stand out. Prices remain affordable, making it a favored spot for traditional Thai cuisine.
Dinner here costs about $30 including tax and tip, with dishes like the Buddha Bless with soy chicken priced at $18.95. Open all day on weekends without a break between lunch and dinner, it fits well for a meal after a show.
Garlic shrimp fried rice stands out for its strong flavor. Other options include crab fried rice and spicy fried rice, all prepared with authentic Thai style.
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Parking costs $5 for valet in the back with easy access.
The prices are affordable, averaging around $40 for two people.
The restaurant offers a sizeable vegetarian menu with many substitute options.
Outdoor patio with string lights and fire pillar heaters creates a chill and stylish vibe. Seating in a garden-like setting with sports memorabilia and TVs adds a lively, social atmosphere. Patrons enjoy relaxed dining with a mix of Korean and Argentinian influences.
Offers a friendly atmosphere suitable for groups and families. Works well for a dinner date with a relaxed vibe.
Spicy seafood and bulgogi versions stand out with bold flavors. Kimchi fried rice offers a decadent, savory kick alongside other fried rice dishes.
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Parking is valet only; nearby lots are not suitable for parking.
You will be towed if you park next door.
Expect long wait times; reservations are recommended.
Small Korean restaurant offers authentic home-style cooking in a cozy, peaceful atmosphere that feels like a neighborhood spot. The environment stays quiet and relaxed, with friendly service and a non-commercialized, simple setup.
Dinner here feels homey and suits family gatherings. The menu includes flounder and black cod, but the dinner can be disappointing.
Kimchi fried rice stands out with its bold flavors and satisfying texture. It pairs well with dishes like yukgaejang and earthenware pot sujebi for a filling meal.
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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.
High-volume Korean barbecue restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat buffet with self-serve meat stations and a modern, stylish interior. The atmosphere is clean and well lit, lively with loud music and a vibrant vibe. Private rooms and a walk-up bar add options for groups and waiting guests.
Offers an all-you-can-eat Korean dinner with options suitable for both large parties and intimate dinners.
Fried rice here stands out with kimchi fried rice that pairs well with fresh, crisp veggies and various banchan. The buffet offers a relaxed way to enjoy side salads and bibimbap alongside the fried rice.
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Happy hour runs Monday to Friday from 5-8pm and Saturday to Sunday from 2-6pm.
Drinks cost $5 during happy hour, with cocktails at $8.
Expect a wait time of up to two hours during peak hours.
Spacious Korean restaurant features an open kitchen with visible flames and tabletop touch screen menus for ordering. The atmosphere is clean and modern with a chill vibe and light background music. Tables include thoughtful amenities like hair ties and bibs to enhance the dining experience.
Offers a quick dinner option with a calm atmosphere even during peak hours. Suitable for meals with friends, family, or dates, featuring occasional specials to catch.
Crab fried rice comes with black bean sauce and soup, adding great flavor. Shrimp fried rice also features the same sauce, both dishes cook well and smell amazing when served.
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Parking costs $1 every 10 minutes, but validation is available for customers.
Parking can be tricky during lunch, but there's street parking nearby.
During lunchtime, expect minimal wait times for a table.
Restaurant offers a cozy, low-key atmosphere with clean, spacious interior and full table service. Lighting is a bit dark, and K-pop videos play on screens, creating a relaxed but lively vibe. Parking is challenging, often requiring valet service in a busy area.
Dinner offers a solid choice for noodle cravings beyond ramen with a satisfying meal experience. The spot serves up noodles that stand out for a casual evening.
Shrimp fried rice stands out with its yang chow style and comes with a side of jjajang sauce. The spot is also known for solid jjajang fried rice and jjajangmyeon dishes.
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Valet parking costs $5, but cash is required for street meters.
Parking is often difficult; consider using valet service.
Expect no wait times for seating during most hours.
Korean barbecue restaurant offers an authentic Korean vibe with smokeless grills that keep the air clear. Cozy backyard patio welcomes pets and creates a lively, inviting atmosphere. Tables feature upscale grilling experiences with high-quality meat served on dramatic platters.
Elegant yet welcoming ambiance suits both casual dinners and special nights out. The patio offers a great spot for Korean BBQ dinners, and large bundles serve groups comfortably.
Bulgogi fried rice stands out with its rich flavor. Adding extra fried rice after combos keeps the meal enjoyable.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to avoid long wait times.
Parking in Ktown can be chaotic; consider using nearby garages costing $5 to $15.
Expect a busy atmosphere during dinner hours, particularly on weekends.
Modern, elegant Korean BBQ restaurant with high ceilings and an open kitchen view creates a stylish, upscale atmosphere. Spacious, quiet dining area and high-quality ventilation keep the environment comfortable and free of smoke odors. Connected karaoke lounge and valet parking add unique amenities that enhance the overall experience.
Dinner offers top quality food with every order. The spot combines a relaxing and fun experience with an incredible karaoke lounge for after-meal celebrations.
Radish kimchi fried rice stands out with its crunchy rice bits and crispy barley topping. The kimchi puffs add a unique texture that makes the dish memorable.
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Valet parking costs $5, but limited neighborhood spots are available.
Making a reservation online is quick and easy.
The restaurant is only open for dinner service.
Spacious Korean restaurant with multiple TV screens playing nonstop K-pop music videos creates a loud, lively atmosphere. The vibe is authentically Korean and chill, attracting groups for casual dining and drinking. Food variety is broad, with spicy chicken feet and seafood dishes standing out.
Dinner features K-pop music videos playing, creating a lively atmosphere. Meals serve as a relaxing weekend end.
Kimchi fried rice pairs well with Galbi JJIM and appears frequently on the menu. The chicken and fried rice combo stands out, often served with hot spicy chicken feet for added heat.
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Parking is convenient with free 3-hour validation available.
The entrance is at the back on another street, which can be hard to find.
Basement parking is available, and an elevator leads to the restaurant.
Asian-themed restaurant with loud K-pop music and multiple TVs creates a trendy, fun atmosphere. Crowds gather often, making it lively but not suited for quiet conversations. Known for crispy Korean wings and visually striking dishes, it draws those seeking an energetic dining experience.
Dinner draws a steady crowd with a line from dinner onwards. Wait times stay short, around 5 minutes on a Sunday night, and the food comes out flawless.
Squid and pork belly fried rice blends Gochujang and pork belly with balanced chili paste. Pork belly and octopus fried rice stands out as a highlight. Occasionally, a fish fin appears in the pork belly and baby octopus fried rice.
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Expect a long wait for tables, especially during dinner hours.
Valet parking is available for $4 cash only, but it can be tight.
An 18% gratuity is added for parties of 6 or more.
Korean barbecue spot with modern black interior and bright table lights highlights authentic grill setup at each table. The atmosphere is very loud, making conversation difficult, and tables are crammed closely together. Valet parking and wheelchair accessibility add convenience to the experience.
Dinner offers great quality food with a relaxed pace even during busy times. Service stands out, especially with attentive servers who enhance the meal experience.
Kimchi fried rice stands out with its flavorful and aromatic profile, often prepared right at the table. The menu pairs it with hangover ramen, adding a unique twist to the usual fried rice offerings.
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Reservations are allowed but recommended for busy times.
Valet parking is available for $4.
Street parking is free after 6 pm.
Small Korean restaurant offers a quiet, relaxing atmosphere with homey, welcoming vibes. Generous portions and authentic, flavorful dishes like gamjatang and galbitang define the experience. Limited parking and reasonable prices distinguish it from others.
Dinner often includes the family combo for takeout or late night meals with friends. Dinner time is usually not too busy, but some meals come served with plastic, which affects the experience.
Kimchi fried rice appears often and pairs well with dishes like blood sausage and tteokbokki. Spam fried rice also features alongside other Korean staples like bibimbap and bulgogi.
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Parking at Yangji Gamjatang is a challenge due to limited space and high demand.
Visitors should plan ahead for parking, especially on busy nights.
The restaurant offers generous portions, enough for two people to share.
Modern, spacious Korean barbecue spot offers excellent ventilation that keeps smoke away from diners. Atmosphere feels inviting and cozy with a laid-back vibe suitable for families and groups. Quality meat and well-designed space create a comfortable, enjoyable dining experience.
Dinner features high quality meat and a tasty menu. The experience shines during late-night hours and suits special occasions.
Kimchi fried rice comes in metal tins like Korean school lunches with the right amount of spice and savor. It pairs well with dishes like premium pork belly and rib eye.
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They have a Valentine’s Day special right now.
Expect a 20-minute wait if you don't make a reservation.
Parking costs $10 at their lot, free during weekday lunch.
Rooftop patio offers outdoor seating with a great view overlooking the street and cityscape. Atmosphere stays comfortable and relaxed, with moderate noise levels allowing easy conversation. Popular for affordable drinks and food, especially highballs with popping pearls and generous portions.
Dinner features a changing menu with items like grilled whole squid, tteokbokki, and egg drop soup. Group dinners happen here, including company events.
Kimchi fried rice comes with a perfect sunny side up egg and packs a great kick. Portions are massive and the dish is very satisfying for the price.
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Parking costs $5 if you use the valet service.
The lunch menu at Hanshin Pocha costs only $9.95.
Come early as the restaurant sells out quickly.
Dark wood interiors with red booths and vintage wallpaper create an old school atmosphere rich in midcentury charm. The vibe is cozy and romantic, with quiet booths and a moody, nostalgic energy. Patrons enjoy classic cocktails and Korean dishes in a setting that feels like a preserved piece of history.
Dinner here suits celebrations like birthdays with a lively atmosphere. The setting encourages cocktails and soaking in the historic vibe before or after dinner.
Kimchi fried rice stands out with its bold flavors and pairs well with dishes like fried chicken. Vegetable fried rice offers a milder option, often served with sweet and sour tofu on the side.
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Parking can be challenging; valet service is available in the back.
The restaurant operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
Expect a 20-30 minute wait on Friday nights.
Interior reflects traditional Korean barbecue style with walls covered in celebrity autographs. Atmosphere ranges from noisy and lively to chill and relaxed, suitable for dates or groups. Staff provide table-side grilling service, enhancing the dining experience without self-cooking.
Friendly service and incredible food create an energetic atmosphere. Dinner here stands out for memorable meals shared with company.
Fried rice here finishes on the grill with pork belly kimchi or marinated beef brisket for rich flavor. Servers often use leftover intestines and fat to make a tasty fried rice at the end of the meal.
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Happy hour starts after 9 pm, making drinks and selective appetizers 50% off.
Parking is available in the back, but street parking is also an option.
There is usually a 20-minute wait on Friday nights at 8 pm.
Old building with a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere and quiet environment. Menu features flavorful chicken BBQ, mouthwatering spare ribs, and homemade soy sauce. Dining area tends to get crowded during dinner hours.
Sweet and sour pork ribs and chicken satay dinner come out perfect and consistent. The beef satay dinner remains a solid choice after many years. Dinner times get crowded, so arriving early helps.
Shrimp fried rice features only two shrimp and often arrives lukewarm. Seafood soup and fried rice stand out as the more acceptable dishes here.
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The restaurant closes from 3 to 5 pm and reopens after 4 pm.
Parking is not easy to find at this location, and the lot is small.
Expect high prices, with some dishes costing nearly $20.
Korean barbecue restaurant offers a clean, recently renovated interior with spacious seating and an all-you-can-eat option. Atmosphere stays relaxed but lively, suitable for dates or casual gatherings, with draft beer available. Reservations are recommended due to popularity during peak times.
Dinner offers an all-you-can-eat option priced at $43 with generous portions and quality food. Groups of four or more can add a $27 all-you-can-drink deal for Soju and draft beer, making it a solid choice for celebrations.
Kimchi fried rice varies from tasteless with just hints of sesame oil to really delicious. Fried rice often comes with options for spicy levels and sometimes includes steamed egg in sets.
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
The all-you-can-eat option costs $43 per person.
Valet parking is available, but street parking is limited.