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Koreatown Restaurants
Treat your taste buds: Explore Koreatown restaurants
Koreatown Restaurants
Booked 5 times todayWe went here for DineLA and thoroughly enjoyed our experience. The food was delicious and the service superb. This was a gem of a place and we will definitely return! More
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A delightful green oasis in the midst of noisy Los Angeles. Spectacular and creative vegetarian and vegan options. Wait staff were well versed in food and our person clearly had tasted the menu and was able to make informed recommendations --which in our party of three was appreciated. Things like the mushrooms with the charred eggplant puree were spectacular. One of our party hails from a cooking family -- i.e. published cookbooks and more.... and had nothing but compliments for the chef. Speaking of which, even if you are full -don't pass up dessert.... the blackberry tart, the mint ice cream...... Really. Even if you just get one thing and share. Don't miss it. Thank you to Openaire. We will be back. More
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I love this peoples customer service everyone was nice More
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Ma Dang Sae Korean BBQ, located in Los Angeles, satisfies the meaty cravings of locals and visitors alike with its all-you-can-eat barbecue that you can grill at your table, served in its friendly and vibrant restaurant. At Ma Dang Sae Korean BBQ, guests can choose a meal package, like the barbecue special, the choice special and the prime special, which allows you to enjoy as many items from that menu as you wish, all for one low price per person. Some of Ma Dang Sae Korean BBQ's most popular offerings include the sliced brisket, the beef bulgogi, spicy chicken, wine pork belly, beef tongue, marinated pork sparerib, steamed egg and bean paste stew, all of which are prepared as you like.
If you are dining with children, Ma Dang Sae Korean BBQ offers discounted prices for kids, making it a great dining destination for the whole family to enjoy.
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Food and service are great. Pricing is reasonable. I’ll recommend my friends this place. More
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YongSuSan Restaurant is a fine dining culinary establishment that has been keeping the authenticity of the Korean cuisine alive. With an experience of over 30 years in the food industry, YongSuSan Restaurant features a stylish Korean-inspired interior setting having neutral colors. With a competent and friendly staff to call out to, YongSuSan Restaurant offers comfortable seating with well-spaced tables to boost privacy.
Allowing its diners to savor true Korean tastes, like the one in the old Koryo dynasty, the restaurant serves an impressive menu with a myriad of selections including starters, a la carte, mains and desserts for the customers to feast upon. Specialty beverages can also be gulped down once you are done with your meal.
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Moodaepo I is a unique Los Angeles Korean barbecue experience. Embracing the energetic, fun K-pop culture and combining it with excellent food made of high-quality ingredients has made Moodaepo I a local favorite. In addition to meat and seafood prepared over a flame grill, there are plenty of vegetarian options on the menu that come straight from the beloved street food of Seoul.
The menu at Moodaepo I starts when you choose the protein or vegetables you want to grill. Try marinated teriyaki meats for a flavorful kick, or exotic options such as spicy intestines and pork neck. DonÕt leave without trying the macaron ice cream or a glass of Korean traditional wine.
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The Dragon specializes in Northern Chinese cuisine with a Korean influence. Located at the corner of Olympic and Vermont in the heart of Koreatown, The Dragon has been owned and operated by one family since its establishment in 1980. The friendly staff speaks English, Chinese, Korean and Spanish.
Guests appreciate The Dragon's high-quality ingredients and delicious food. Diners may enjoy a variety of lunch combos served in the main dining room Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. Dinner options are also served Tuesdays through Saturdays. Fifteen private rooms and banquet halls are available and accommodate small and intimate private parties or large group events and banquets for up to 200 people.
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New Shogun Sushi & Omakase brings the traditional art of Sushi making with all the authentic flavors. Some of the favorites at New Shogun Sushi & Omakase include Salmon Sashimi, Lobster Sashimi, Kampachi, live spot prawns, uni braised tune, fried aji bones and nigri sushi.
New Shogun Sushi & Omakase is open throughout the week except on Sundays and has a good selection of beer and wine to go with your food. The attire at the restaurant is casual, making it a good place to hang out with friends and family and try new kinds of Sushi flavors. The staff is friendly and is ready to serve the customers all day long.
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Beverly Soon Tofu Restaurant was the first of its kind in Los Angeles when it first opened its doors in 1986. This restaurant specializes in a particular dish known as soon tofu soup. Monica Lee, the originator of the restaurant, decided to take the traditional Korean dish that usually contained soon (or soft) tofu, clams and vegetables and then transform it to cater to local tastes and palates.
The original Beverly Soon Tofu had four different recipes, but that number has since grown to 10, and the restaurant has incorporated several other classic Korean dishes into the menu as well. These soups range from relatively simple dishes like the nori which just as tofu and seaweed to the squid soup with soybean sprouts, onion, mushrooms, zucchini and radishes. Diners can pair these soups with dishes like marinated short rib barbecue or sliced rib eye beef.
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Ondal is a homey Korean restaurant with a cozy setup. The dining room is intimate and relaxed, with most of the decorations actually being pictures of the food. While Ondal has a traditional menu available at the tables, pictures of almost all of the entrées are up on the wall circling the dining room, which sometimes encourages guests to try an item they otherwise might not have ordered.
Diners know they are in good hands when a menu is written in the native language first. Every meal on Ondal's menu is listed in Korean first, with the English translation listed right under that. The menu has lots of different items on it, but the best ones are listed under a section titled Ondal's Specials. These dishes include spicy monk fish soup, steamed seafood medley in a spicy sauce and steamed crab soup.
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Mirak, the authentic Korean restaurant, is situated in Federal Way, WA. The restaurant offers table servings and cook it yourself menu. The guests can enjoy a fine dine experience by placing the orders. The guests can also visit the kitchen to cook their own Korean food under the supervision of expert chefs.
The friendly staff of Mirak follows the genuine Korean tradition of re-filling the plates of their guests. Kimchi jigae, prepared by the native Korean chefs, is one of the most difficult Korean dishes. It takes days and sometimes weeks to prepare Kimchi. Mirak offers pickles and Korean sauces with all dishes. The restaurant serves appetizers, rice noodle main courses, Korean steaks and traditional Korean teas. Mirak also serves locally sourced Korean bear and wine.
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Feast on Korean BBQ and more at Road to Seoul. Its industrial, casual setting is great for eating out with friends for lunch or dinner with the family. Road to Seoul serves a variety of meat and seafood in which guests can cook right at their tables. It also features an all-you-can-eat menu. Guests can dine of fare such as grilled whole squid, spicy pork belly or beef tongue with Korean pancakes. It also offers bulgogi, brisket and calf intestine.
Road to Seoul offers various drinks with meals, including wine and beer. It features valet parking and provides take-out services for individuals wanting to dine at home or work.
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Discover the spicy secrets of authentic traditional Mexican cuisine at El Cholo in Los Angeles. Part of a family of restaurants, this Mexican eatery is known for its generous portions, large menu and wide margarita selection. It includes familiar fare like enchiladas, quesadilla, nachos, soups and salads. Menu highlights include the roast pork, grilled top sirloin and the blue corn chicken enchiladas. Order a combo lunch for a hearty meal. For a refreshing drink, try the coconut margarita.
Located on Western Avenue in LA, El Cholo is popular with many residents. Dine in or order one of El Cholo's party platters; perfect for catering to small events. El Cholo occasionally offers a special discount on entrees for USC students from Monday through Thursday.
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Located in the heart of Korea town in Los Angeles, O Dae San BBQ Korean Restaurant serves authentic meals using the finest quality ingredients. Enjoy an appetizer such as fried and streamed dumpings or japchae made with noodles, vegetables and meat. The classic meal begins with a large variety of soup choices including the traditional galbi tang soup consisting of classic beef short ribs braised to perfection.
O Dae San BBQ Korean Restaurant offers main entrées of beef, ribs, pork, chicken or shrimp that include banchan or small side dishes, along with rice and vegetables. The spicy octopus is prepared with specialty sauce added for bold flavor. O Dae San's spicy pork BBQ fills a hungry appetite. Diners may make reservations online.
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Wako Donkasu is a Korean and Japanese fusion restaurant that specializes in great curry plates. The inside of the restaurant is decorated with natural wood of all different shades and textures. The centerpiece of the restaurant is a giant clay pot with huge bamboo shoots sticking out of it. The natural art piece makes for an interesting and beautiful piece of art at the center of Wako Donkasu
Wako Donkasu has pictures next to each item on the menu to make it as easy as possible for diners to get something they'll enjoy. The menu is divided into sections including House Favorites, House Signatures and Combination Cutlets. under the Specials section diners will find dishes like the cheese cutlet, pork sautées in ginger sauce and the fried pork tenderloin with black tiger shrimp. Hungry guests should look to the Combinations section with wako ramen, grilled eel and yakisoba platters.
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Discover Koreatown
The dining scene in Koreatown is booming and making headlines because it encompasses a wonderful variety of nightclubs as well as traditional and 24-hour diners that utilize recipes from Korea and other cultures. If you value quality service and want a unique dining experience, the restaurants here will impress you. Just about every bistro has plenty of food options on its menu. Anytime you have a taste for an exotic entree, you can go to any seafood eatery and order the specialty. Tofu is a must-try ingredient. Koreatown caters not only to Koreans but also to barbecue lovers. Bar and grill businesses are open and serving hot meals for lunch and dinner. Because this neighborhood has more than its fair share of college students and tourists, the atmosphere at most eating places is hip, casual, and even family friendly.
Discover Koreatown
The dining scene in Koreatown is booming and making headlines because it encompasses a wonderful variety of nightclubs as well as traditional and 24-hour diners that utilize recipes from Korea and other cultures. If you value quality service and want a unique dining experience, the restaurants here will impress you. Just about every bistro has plenty of food options on its menu. Anytime you have a taste for an exotic entree, you can go to any seafood eatery and order the specialty. Tofu is a must-try ingredient. Koreatown caters not only to Koreans but also to barbecue lovers. Bar and grill businesses are open and serving hot meals for lunch and dinner. Because this neighborhood has more than its fair share of college students and tourists, the atmosphere at most eating places is hip, casual, and even family friendly.
