Los Angeles Korean Restaurants

BBQ

1. Ham Ji Park

Neighborhood: Koreatown

shoulder soup & -- BBQ ribs HELLLAAA GOOD! The boss is funny as hell, my homegirls tounge ring fell off and he was drunk off his ass.. and he helped her put the ball back on! Hahaha The next time I'm...

2. Park's BBQ

High fa-luting Korean BBQ. This is the kind of place you would bring your parents, clients, out of town guests and mistresses. The quality of the meat is top notch, you can't find better quality...

3. Soowon Galbi Korean…

Neighborhood: Koreatown

I have been to a few Korean BBQ places and this isn't anything special.  Don't get me wrong, the food is great and the staff is kind but it's just not all that.  I like Soot Bull Jeep better....

4. Tofu Village

Neighborhood: Koreatown

Yummy!!! The tofu village section with soon tofy stew is SO yummy - everyone I recommended this place to says that its hands down best tofu stew in Los Angeles. Try the BBQ House in the back...

5. Dong II Jang…

Neighborhood: Koreatown

traditional BBQ items over the table grille... you can't since they convert your grille into a gas burner.  Luckily we had two grille tables, so one table ordered the rib eye and the other table ordered...

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Kimchi

1. Chunju Han-il Kwan

Neighborhood: Koreatown

and the banchans are great!! spinach, cuttle fish, kimchi, chap jae, potato salad, etc. too many to remember. but every single one was good!...

2. Han Bat Sul Lung…

Neighborhood: Koreatown

whatever it is in it. i rather just eat the meat, lol  they serve you with kimchi & kkak du gi (radish kimchi)  i'm not a fan of kimchi but with sul lung tang, it's good so i eat 'em.  you should try...

3. Kobawoo House

Neighborhood: Koreatown

is strictly about what I ate. I ordered the squid bokkum - and it was tasteless. There was not spicyness to it...and just very bland. Next, I ordered the kimchi pancake...it was pretty decent. Crispy...

4. Ma Dang Gook Soo

Neighborhood: Koreatown

dumplings, kal gook soo, and dukboki.  My favorite is the kimchi and chicken gal kook soo.  The food is decent and the price is reasonable.  Used to be my favorite kal gook soo joint, but now I prefer Olympic...

5. Jeon Ju Restaurant

it like Kwai Chang Caine in Kung Fu.   The kimchi jae yook bokum's quite delicious too.  EDIT - Just went a couple of nights ago and it wasn't as good. Hopefully it was just an off night and not because...

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