Korean restaurant offers a clean, cozy interior with modern Korean cafe style and well-lit, tidy decor. Atmosphere feels warm and upscale casual, though noise levels can be high, making conversation challenging. Small space creates an intimate vibe with a trendy, wholesome energy.
Dinner features limited Steak Pot Rice with tender, juicy steak capped at 15 servings per meal. Spicy eggplant and Albcone with fish roe pot rice add bold flavors suitable for a family meal.
Good to know
Parking is validated for a couple hours if you dine here.
You can only add to the wait list in person.
Don’t forget to ask the restaurant for a stamp after your meal.
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.
Perfectly marinated meats and grilled beef intestines stand out with a signature smoky aroma. Fresh banchan, especially the potato, add a delightful range of tastes and textures.
Cozy and lively atmosphere fits both a night out with friends and a relaxing dinner. The setting supports a comfortable and engaging dining experience.
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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 offers interactive tableside grilling with wet-aged pork and dry-aged rib eye that are juicy and flavorful. Atmosphere feels like streets of Seoul, cozy and authentic with mostly Korean guests and staff. Spacious, modern design keeps the vibe relaxed despite occasional high noise levels.
This spot serves authentic Korean BBQ with a focus on premium short ribs and thick-cut pork belly grilled right at the table. Fresh, diverse banchan with many pickled vegetables complement the tender, well-seasoned meats.
Casual dinners work well here with options suited for groups. The atmosphere supports relaxed meals and shared plates.
Good to know
Valet parking costs $3 cash and is available right outside the restaurant.
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to avoid long wait times.
Each aged meat dish comes with a detailed 'passport' showing aging time and chef's name.
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.
Sizzling Korean BBQ offers a distinct, happy vibe with every bite. The menu features consistently delicious dishes that make it a go-to spot for Korean BBQ lovers.
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.
Good to know
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.
Modern Korean restaurant with clean, contemporary design and spacious seating creates a fresh, inviting atmosphere. K-pop music adds lively energy while maintaining a comfortable vibe suitable for groups or quiet meals. Authentic Korean dishes and well-presented banchan define the dining experience.
Beef bulgogi and kimchi pork belly hotpot stand out with rich, authentic flavors. The menu also features cockle bibimbap, spicy beef noodle soup, tofu samgyeopsal, and sesame oil makguksu, all tasting very Korean.
Dinner features spicy dishes and army hot pot with tasty pre-dinner options. The spot suits date nights and handles Sunday night dinners smoothly before crowds arrive.
Good to know
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.
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 barbecue experience with top-quality meats and exceptional service. Dining here redefines premium Korean BBQ with a memorable and satisfying meal.
Offers an all-you-can-eat Korean dinner with options suitable for both large parties and intimate dinners.
Good to know
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.
Small Korean barbecue restaurant with cute temple-inspired booths and a cozy, tight-knit atmosphere. Busy and lively with party music playing, creating a casual but charming vibe. Offers affordable all-you-can-eat options where guests grill their own food.
Kimchi, potato salad, and spicy cucumber stand out as top-tier banchan. Beef bulgogi and Prime beef brisket shine in the all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ menu, which is simple and focused on favorite meats. Service runs fast and smooth, making the price feel very affordable.
Dinner comes at a low price with excellent service from Luis. Expect a short wait around 20 minutes on a Thursday evening.
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The all-you-can-eat experience lasts 2 hours.
Expect an hour-long wait during busy times.
They are open late until 2 AM.
Korean barbecue spot offers all-you-can-eat style with high-quality marinated meats and unique options like squid and baby octopus. The atmosphere is loud and lively, with music and sports on TVs, suited for groups and family dinners. Space is open and accommodating, though tables sit close together, making conversations challenging.
Korean BBQ here stands out with incredible food and a perfectly tasty assortment of banchan. The kimchi is notably flavorful, and the service is quick and attentive.
No wait during busy dinner hours stands out. Dark interior with moderate music creates a cozy atmosphere. Tables sit close together, making the vibe loud and conversations tough. Good for groups and family dinners.
Good to know
Valet parking is available for $3 cash, which is convenient in this area.
Expect a wait during peak hours; arriving early is recommended.
The restaurant offers all-you-can-eat options for meat.
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.
Hand-made mandu-guk offers a rich dumpling soup experience. The kimchi stands out as deeply flavorful, paired well with excellent banchan side dishes and comforting stews like kimchi jigae and yukgaejang.
Dinner here feels homey and suits family gatherings. The menu includes flounder and black cod, but the dinner can be disappointing.
Good to know
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.
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.
Premium quality Korean BBQ offers a dining experience like a K-Pop star. Unique, freshly made banchan complements the meats, which pair well with their cold noodles for a satisfying combo.
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.
Good to know
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.
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.
Kimchi udon pasta stands out with its creamy umami flavor and can be made without bacon. Korean fried chicken pairs well with loaded fries for shareable bites. Tteokbokki tastes authentic, and spam kimchi fried rice offers a flavorful option.
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.
Good to know
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.
Single-room Korean restaurant offers traditional large table setting and dishes served on a wood tabletop. Atmosphere feels happy and enjoyable, suited for entertaining guests with top-notch presentation and a frequently updated menu.
Grilled sea bream, japchae, and bulgogi stand out with clean, well-prepared flavors. The meal includes authentic Korean dishes like galbijjim, tteokgalbi, and marinated crab, served with a variety of banchan in a three-course format.
Dinner features a set menu with Korean dishes. The atmosphere suits celebrations like birthdays, creating a happy vibe.
Good to know
Parking costs $3, so prepare in advance.
Currently, only Set Menu A is available.
The menu consists of three options priced at $50, $70, and $100 per person.
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.
Rich, savory jjajangmyeon features perfectly saucy black bean sauce and chewy noodles made in-house. The spicy jjamppong and the half-and-half combo with both noodles offer good portions and authentic Korean-Chinese flavors.
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.
Good to know
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.
Small space with 90’s hip hop theme and neon lights creates a cozy, intimate vibe. Loud music and silent anime projection add to the unique atmosphere. Frequented by those who enjoy cult-classic Korean drinks and creative fusion dishes.
Bold flavors come through in the Kimchi Rigatoni and Rigatoni alla Kimchi Vodka, blending spicy kimchi with creamy pasta. Unique dishes like uni butter tteokbokki and pork belly add rich, savory notes.
Dinner feels like a small party with friends or a date night vibe. Staff accommodate walk-ins well, making it easy for a pre-show dinner or casual night out.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant is often fully booked.
Happy hour runs from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm on weekdays.
Korean BBQ night is held every Sunday with special menu items.
Modern decor creates a clean, comfortable dining space with ventilation systems at each table. The vibe stays lively, suitable for family gatherings or groups. Authentic Pyongyang naengmyeon stands out as a unique offering in the US.
Pyongyang Naengmyeon stands out as authentic and refreshing, offering a palate-cleansing cold noodle experience. The marinated beef ribs complement the meal, while homemade kimchi and side dishes add rich, satisfying flavors.
Accommodates large groups well, fitting birthday dinners for 10 people. Offers a B combo with bindaetteok (mung bean pancakes) for dinner, though portion sizes lean toward larger servings.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for large groups to avoid long wait times.
There is a two-order minimum for meat selections.
Valet parking is available for $3, but tips are expected.
Interior mimics a submarine design with unique lamps on each table, creating a stylish and cozy vibe. Atmosphere feels hip and trendy, lively with fire shows enhancing the dining experience. Space suits both casual nights and special dinners, attracting those who enjoy fresh Korean seafood BBQ.
Seafood Korean BBQ stands out with its fresh and delicious ingredients. The Korean pancake offers a notable flavor, and the kimchi complements the meal well.
Seafood BBQ stands out as a key dinner option here. The space suits both casual nights and special dinners well.
Good to know
Valet parking costs $4 and is available behind the restaurant.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Refills for side dishes incur an extra charge.
Garden-inspired decor with floral themes and whimsical lighting creates a chic, upscale atmosphere. Cozy seating and a private room support intimate gatherings and events. The space shifts to a lively bar scene with signature cocktails in the evening.
Korean fusion shines with dishes like Bulgogi Quesadillas and Spicy Pork Banh Mi. Flavorful options include Tteokbokki and Kimchi Carbonara, both balanced and not too spicy.
Cozy and elegant vibes create a relaxed setting for dinner. The menu offers delicious food, paired with creative drinks and backed by excellent service.
Good to know
Enchant LA offers free underground parking for guests.
A gratuity of 18% is automatically added to all bills.
Happy hour is available during brunch with discounted menu items.
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.
Korean pancakes and tteokbokki stand out with strong flavors. The kimchi carbonara blends Korean and Italian tastes uniquely.
Offers a friendly atmosphere suitable for groups and families. Works well for a dinner date with a relaxed vibe.
Good to know
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.
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.
The Jjajangmyeon tastes exactly like the classic sweet and salty black bean noodles from Baek's chain in Korea. The menu also features solid options like jjampong with soondubu and rice, black pepper beef, and japchae rice.
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.
Good to know
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.
Small space with bright lighting and clean, pleasant vibes creates a calm but bustling atmosphere. Seating includes communal tables and bar seating with privacy shields, offering a refined yet simple setting. The place draws those seeking authentic Korean raw crab dishes paired with premium ingredients and a quiet environment.
Abalone bibimbap stands out with rich flavors. The set includes yuzu Korean melon salad, kimchi jeon, tofu, seaweed soup, and white kimchi radish cold soup. Side dishes like marinated crab, galbi gim, and tasty banchans add variety.
Dinner features a standout raw marinated crab that draws attention. Other dinner options exist but need further exploration.
Good to know
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.
Upscale Korean restaurant blends fancy bar vibes with contemporary fine dining in a retro-style plaza setting. Atmosphere shifts from electric and lively at night to convivial, with a focus on refined service and a smaller, intentional menu. Cocktails stand out alongside dishes like uni bibimbap and bone marrow tartare, creating a distinct experience.
Uni bibimbap stands out with its good amount of seafood and memorable flavor. The Zabutan Wagyu set comes with rice, pickles, kimchi, and salt for dipping, enhanced by sliced garlic or garlic rice without overpowering the main dish.
Good to know
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.
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.
Korean BBQ here features high-quality meats cooked by the staff, creating a unique dining experience. The menu includes kimchi fried rice and hangover ramen, with the fried rice prepared tableside when diners feel full.
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.
Good to know
Reservations are allowed but recommended for busy times.
Valet parking is available for $4.
Street parking is free after 6 pm.
Korean restaurant with narrow, tightly packed seating and tiny metal chairs creates a lively, noisy atmosphere that feels crowded and busy. Interior is clean and stylish, appealing to both families and younger groups. Service includes interaction with an AI waiter, adding a modern touch to the experience.
Bossam stands out with a new style featuring pork belly and soft jowl. Bulgogi and naengmyeon also shine, with the latter's broth hitting a perfect balance. Clam soup adds a solid side option.
Dinner here draws long lines but waits stay short. The food is consistently delicious and popular enough to fill the place with a lively crowd.
Good to know
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.
Spacious Korean restaurant with a clean, modern industrial vibe and natural light fills the room. Energetic atmosphere suits groups and families, with high-quality charcoal grilling that avoids overcooking. Free validated parking and unique warm Jang-jorim banchan add to the welcoming experience.
Grilled pork belly comes with bean sprouts and kimchi, adding a tangy, juicy kick. One combo feeds three with generous free side dishes like steamed egg, tofu, and radish banchan, all marinated to highlight authentic Korean flavors.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 10 pm.
There is free parking at Koreatown Plaza with validation.
Parking costs $5 for valet service.
Traditional Korean interior with curvy wooden tables creates a spacious and cozy dining space. Atmosphere feels authentic and soul warming, often filled with Korean patrons. Parking is widely available, adding to the convenience of visiting.
Galbi stands out with a rich flavor, paired well with a naengmyeon kalbi combo offering solid value. The banchan side dishes complement dishes like pork soup and bibimbap, creating a well-rounded Korean meal.
Dinner features kimchi jeongol with pork belly, spicy pork ribs, and leek and chive pancakes. Valet parking costs $3 during dinner. Suitable for dates, friends, or family meals.
Good to know
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.
Small space offers a cozy atmosphere with a clean, chic interior. Noise levels vary from quiet and soul soothing to loud and crowded during busy times. The place feels warm and welcoming, reflecting a home-style Korean kitchen vibe.
Kimchi stands out as very flavorful, paired with well-served banchan. The menu features Naengmyeon in original and spicy versions, along with galbitang and kimchi dumplings that deliver solid Korean flavors.
No wait during weekday early dinner hours. Meals often come with take-home portions. Not ideal for a special dinner drive.
Good to know
Parking is only available by valet for $3.
Street parking is available but can be challenging in the evenings.
Expect wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Korean barbecue restaurant offers self-serve meat and side dish bars that let diners grill their own food at the table. Large glass windows provide a panoramic city view with seating that overlooks the block below. The atmosphere is modern and inviting, with K-pop music playing softly in the background.
All-you-can-eat Korean BBQ offers amazing quality and a self-service station that stands out. The kimchi is notably flavorful, making it a solid choice for variety and budget.
Offers a solid spot for dinner with a focus on Korean BBQ. Serves well for meals after work or during commutes.
Good to know
Happy hour runs on weekdays until 4 PM with all-you-can-eat options for $25.
The weekday lunch special starts at $26.99 with 45 items available.
There is a two-hour limit for the buffet, and last orders are denied 20 minutes before time is up.
Spacious restaurant with 90s Korean street vibe and neon signs creates a lively atmosphere filled with blaring K-pop music and bright lights. Loud fans from grills add to the noise, making conversation difficult during dinner. Easy parking and VIP spaces cater to groups and special guests.
Authentic Korean cuisine shines through with dishes like japchae and kimchi pancake that are must-orders. Service stays attentive, with banchans refilled regularly and extras like ice cold radish kimchi noodles setting it apart.
A fun group dinner happens in a new space designed for social meals. The menu features a Beef Combo and offers a theme park for meat lovers experience.
Good to know
Valet parking costs $5, making it an affordable option.
Lunch specials range from $20 to $30 per person, including tip.
Dinner can cost between $50 and $75 per person, depending on food choices.
Korean barbecue restaurant offers all-you-can-eat solo dining with seafood and vegetarian options. Atmosphere stays warm and slow with multiple screens showing entertainment and sports. Seating includes hard school chairs and a private dining section for a more exclusive feel.
Bulgogi stands out with a nice, well-balanced marinade. The spot offers all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with consistently delicious flavors and helpful staff.
Dinner here features generous portions that can feed a family across multiple meals. Staff provide attentive service even during busy times, making it a solid choice for a social dinner experience.
Good to know
Happy hour lunch specials are available on weekdays from 11 AM to 4 PM.
All-you-can-eat lunch costs $28 from Monday to Friday.
Parking is validated for two hours with a restaurant receipt.
Korean restaurant offers quiet, cozy atmosphere with free, ample parking. The menu features tender bossam pork and rich pork bone soups with generous portions. Tables include torch lighting adding a unique touch to the dining experience.
Bossam stands out with super tender pork that is not greasy and pairs well with lettuce, kimchi, and sauce. The garlic bossam and assorted bossam offer generous portions and high quality. Other dishes like army stew and soondae kukbab feature rich, flavorful soups with various ingredients and authentic Korean flavors.
Dinner offers a memorable experience with attentive service. Specials run through dinner, making it a spot to return to with friends.
Good to know
Lunch special is available until 3:00 PM at a lower price.
Parking is free and plentiful, making it easy to visit.
Breakfast menu items are priced around $10.99.