Kiki’s
Loading...Restaurant and sports bar in North Koreatown where El Zarape‘s Beverly location used to be.
Mostly non-Korean clientele.
Watching Sports at Hispanic Venues
Los Angeles, and even Koreatown in particular, has a large Hispanic population, so there are many Spanish-speaking bars and restaurants that show sports. These establishments offer a unique cultural experience for watching games, especially soccer matches.
Soccer (fútbol) is extremely popular, so expect an energetic crowd, especially during important matches involving Latin American teams or popular European clubs.
Even if you don’t speak Spanish, you’d be surrounded by the language and culture, offering a more immersive experience. TVs are likely be tuned to Spanish-language sports networks like Telemundo Deportes or Univision Deportes for live game coverage. The menu offers authentic dishes and snacks from various Latin American countries while watching the game.
Given that Ktown is very multicultural, you’re likely encounter fans from various Latin American and Asian countries supporting different teams.
Some venues may open early or stay open late to accommodate international game schedules, especially for major tournaments like the World Cup or Copa América.
