Spacious Korean spot shines with charcoal grilling and a lively vibe perfect for groups. Spicy naengmyeon offers a generous portion with a delicious kick, while bibim naengmyeon features chewy glass noodles. Free parking and unique warm Jang-jorim banchan complete the experience.
Spicy naengmyeon comes in a generous portion and tastes delicious. Bibim naengmyeon uses glass noodles instead of buckwheat, giving it an extra chewy texture.
"The Korean BBQ meats here are tender and excellent."
"I loved the free parking, they validated for three hours."
"The Naengmyeon meat here is so tender and juicy."
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 10 pm.
There is free parking at Koreatown Plaza with validation.
Parking costs $5 for valet service.
Modern decor and ventilation systems create a clean, lively space perfect for groups. Authentic Pyongyang naengmyeon offers a plain, palate-cleansing taste at $20. The vibe suits family gatherings with its comfortable, welcoming atmosphere.
Pyongyang Naengmyeon here stands out for its authenticity and plainness that cleanses the palate. The dish costs around $20 and offers a taste that feels both familiar and unforgettable.
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.
Traditional Korean decor and '90s K-pop create a lively, cozy vibe. Naengmyeon features a bouncy texture and rich broth, perfect with spicy pork or galbi. Crowded tables and celebrity autographs add an authentic, welcoming touch.
Naengmyeon here stands out for its bouncy, chewy texture and flavorful broth. It pairs well with spicy pork or galbi, making for a satisfying combo.
Good to know
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 space with a home-style Korean kitchen vibe offers both quiet and lively moods. Cold noodles shine, especially the galbi naengmyeon and spicy bibim naengmyeon with less broth. Clean, chic interior makes it welcoming and refreshing.
Cold noodles come in original and spicy versions with a refreshing taste. The galbi naengmyeon and a less broth version of bibim naengmyeon stand out as specialties here.
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.
Small Korean spot shines with authentic flavors and generous portions. Naengmyeon offers both bibim and mool styles with solid broth and noodles. Quiet, homey vibe pairs well with dishes like gamjatang and kimchi fried rice, all at reasonable prices.
Broth and noodles come in bibim and mool styles with solid flavor. Kimchi fried rice pairs well alongside the naengmyeon. Other dishes like gamjatang and soondae also complement the meal.
Good to know
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 Korean spot shines with authentic dishes and spacious seating. Naengmyeon stands out with its icy broth and chewy noodles, balancing flavors perfectly. K-pop tunes add lively energy without overpowering the calm vibe.
Naengmyeon here features an icy broth with chewy noodles that balance hot dishes well. The bibim naengmyeon offers a rich, flavorful broth with a perfect mix of vinegary and sweet notes.
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.
Korean barbecue spot shines with self-cooking heaters and a lively, family-friendly vibe. Cold noodles like mul naengmyeon offer clean, simple flavors that balance grilled meats well. Decor feels dated but stays clean and functional for a solid dining experience.
Cold noodles come in mul naengmyeon and bibim naengmyeon varieties, both worth trying. The flavor stays clean and basic, pairing well with galbi and other dishes.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially during peak hours.
Valet parking is available for a $5 fee, but street parking is limited.
A single serving of galbi costs around $69, making it a premium dining option.
Modern space offers an open kitchen and cozy high seats for quiet chats. Naengmyeon features a subtle broth and buckwheat noodles with unique texture. Wrapping noodles in side dishes adds a flavor boost to the dish.
Broth has a subtle but gently flavorful taste that surprises. Noodles use real buckwheat, which gives a distinct texture and flavor. Wrapping noodles in side dishes enhances the usually bland taste.
Good to know
Valet parking is available for $5 via Venmo or cash.
Lunch specials offer generous portions suitable for sharing.
Only set meal orders include a side dish.
Small space buzzes with cozy charm and complimentary bone broth. Chewy, flavorful noodles shine in a refreshing sweet-sour broth. Generous portions keep guests coming for the best-in-town cold noodles experience.
Chewy, flavorful noodles come in generous portions with a refreshing, sweet, and sour broth. This spot serves Korean cold buckwheat noodles that taste like those from a Korean snack bar and stay enjoyable even without gochujang or ice.
Good to know
Parking is very difficult to find, especially during lunch hours.
The restaurant only accepts cash payments; no credit cards are accepted.
Complimentary bone broth is served with meals, enhancing the dining experience.
Traditional Korean interior with curvy wooden tables creates a cozy space filled with authentic vibes. Naengmyeon shines with a spicy bibim kick and a kalbi combo that adds great value. Parking is widely available, making visits easy and convenient.
Naengmyeon here comes in fresh and refreshing styles, with the spicy bibim version offering a perfectly tangy kick. The kalbi combo adds solid value, pairing well with the cold noodles.
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.