Small indoor space with adorable decor and fun K-pop music videos playing. Atmosphere shifts from cozy and vibrant to loud and lively during peak hours, with dimmed lights enhancing the mood. Popular spot for authentic Korean drinking and bar food, attracting a lively crowd especially late at night.
Bossam stands out with thin slices and a perfect balance of meat and fat for tenderness. Dishes like chadol yukgaejang, budaejjigae, and kimchi fried rice offer solid Korean flavors, complemented by top notch banchan and soju.
Good spot for dinner with friends. Offers a solid atmosphere for group meals.
"I found the Korean food here to be amazing, especially the bulgogi."
"It felt so homey and cozy here."
"The food at these dinner spots is amazing and delicious."
Good to know
Parking in this plaza can be tough, so arrive early.
Make a reservation to secure a table, especially on busy nights.
The restaurant is open until 1am, ideal for late-night dining.
Spacious Korean barbecue restaurant features unique cast-iron cauldron grills and a modern wood and stainless design. Atmosphere feels vibrant and casual with loud music and some chaotic energy. Guests often have food cooked at the table, enhancing an authentic dining experience.
Premium Korean BBQ stands out with Korean-style pot lid samgyeopsal and a memorable kimchi fried rice. The experience feels special and consistently satisfying for Korean food lovers.
Dinner here features group-friendly seating that handles large parties smoothly. Staff provide attentive service that enhances the meal experience with friends or family.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but arriving early is recommended to avoid long waits.
Parking can be difficult, but arriving early increases your chances of finding a spot.
The restaurant is not an all-you-can-eat option; meals are priced per item.
Korean restaurant offers induction burners at each table for hot pot dining with a casual, homey atmosphere reminiscent of South Korea. Entertainment includes Korean mukbang videos that add a light, humorous touch. The space stays clean and orderly with neat dish presentation, attracting those seeking authentic Korean flavors.
Authentic Korean flavors shine in dishes like GamJaTang and Galbi, with the bulgogi being tender and well-marinated. The dolsot bibimbap stands out as a favorite, paired with phenomenal kimchi and a variety of banchan that go beyond the usual few side dishes.
Limited parking makes arriving early important during dinner times. Friday nights get busy, so finding a spot can be tricky.
Good to know
Parking is limited during lunch and dinner times, so arrive early.
Street parking is recommended due to limited spaces in the lot.
Expect to pay around $40 for a medium hot pot for two.
Charcoal grills create a smoky, vibrant atmosphere in a small, cozy space with tables close together. The place fills quickly, leading to long waits and a lively, bustling vibe. Strong smoke and limited ventilation add to the intense grilling experience.
Charcoal grilling stands out as a game changer compared to gas at most Korean BBQ spots. The all you can eat option pairs well with a variety of side dishes like crisp kimchi and tasty cucumber, creating a balanced meal.
Good to know
Expect wait times of 1-2 hours during peak hours on weekends.
Parking can be difficult to find, especially during busy times.
Reservations are not accepted; arrive early to avoid long lines.
Korean restaurant with clean, modern interior and K-pop music videos playing on large TVs. Atmosphere is welcoming and pleasant, suitable for casual dinners and catching up with friends. Tables are close together, creating a lively but sometimes noisy environment.
Bossam stands out with thinly sliced pork belly, fresh garlic, jalapeños, and two sauces that add a good salt profile. Cold noodles and spicy beef soup also shine, offering a close taste to authentic Korean comfort food.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; the restaurant uses a paper waitlist only.
Expect long wait times on weekend nights, often exceeding 40 minutes.
Parking is plentiful and free, making access easy for visitors.
Small, family-owned Korean restaurant with traditional decor and a homey, unpretentious vibe. Atmosphere feels casual and lively, filled with the scent of simmering broths and sizzling garlic. Known for authentic Korean dishes and wide variety of menu options.
Kimchi stew stands out with its Jeolla-do style, rich and fermented soybean flavor. The banchan is consistently amazing, complementing dishes like Samgyetang and bulgogi cooked just right.
Dinner time brings parking challenges. Arriving at 7:30 PM often means being turned away for dinner.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Expect a 45-minute wait for a table during peak hours.
Parking is free but can be difficult to find during dinner time.
Modern dining space offers a spacious interior with a large glass-walled patio and mountain views. The atmosphere balances loungy vibes with low lighting and classic Oldies music, creating a cozy yet lively setting. It suits casual dinners and small gatherings, with a clean, inviting environment and a well-sized bar.
Golden, crispy exterior and tender meat define the Korean fried chicken here. Fried chicken pairs well with beer and soju for a comforting meal.
Lively yet comfortable ambiance suits both casual dinners and special gatherings. It works well for a quick last-minute dinner when time is tight.
Good to know
The lunch combo includes 3 pieces of boneless chicken, 3 wings, rice, cole slaw, and a drink for $15.95.
Expect crowded conditions and limited parking during lunchtime.
The outdoor patio is dog-friendly, making it a good option for pet owners.
Spacious and clean interior hosts a lively but comfortable atmosphere with upbeat energy and ample seating. The place fills with people enjoying varied Korean BBQ meats, especially different types of intestines. It offers options to cook food in the back, allowing for a more relaxed dining experience away from the grill.
Quality Korean BBQ shines with prime meats and a wide variety of options including different types of intestines. LA Galbi stands out as a super tasty dish, complemented by various sides like kimchi, steamed egg, and corn cheese.
Good to know
Parking is challenging, especially during rush hours and weekends.
The restaurant is not all-you-can-eat, but prices are reasonable for meat sets.
The menu features a wide variety of KBBQ meats, including unique options like intestines.
Open dining area with ample seating and a bar-type atmosphere creates a lively, fast-paced vibe ideal for hanging out and drinking. The place offers plastic gloves at tables to keep hands clean while eating saucy wings. Korean fried chicken stands out with crispy, spicy flavors that pair well with beer and soju.
Offers authentic Korean fried chicken with a variety of seasonings including a crispy plain style and a honey soy half chicken. Also serves tteokbokki and seafood items that pair well with soju.
Dinner time offers plenty of seating with no wait. The spot suits groups who want to hang out with friends, drink, and enjoy fantastic food. Service can be slow when asking for the check.
Good to know
Parking is limited with only about 15 spots available in front.
Happy hour offers discounts on drinks and appetizers.
You must place your order using a tablet at each table.