KOREATOWN LA DIRECTORY

Korean-run restaurant serving crab, shrimp, lobster…

Traditional Korean items, such as baby hanbok clothing, masks, fans, souvenirs and trinkets

Food Hall on the third floor of the building complex housing Gaju Market / California Marketplace

In 2014, moved from 201 South Western Avenue to a few steps north to 151 South Western Avenue

Located on the second floor of the mini-mall known as Cosmos Village.

Automobile tinting

Shop on the third floor of Koreatown Plaza carries Western suits and other conservative items of clothing for older Asian women.

Known for its illuminated sign with the words “Hey, it’s Mekdonal” in Korean.

A small Korean restaurant specializing in naengmyeon

“Kogi Nara” literally means “Meat Country” — it’s a Korean BBQ restaurant.

South Korean coffee chain… Health rating of B as of March/May 2015.

Korean-operated Japanese sushi restaurant. Omakase recommended. 전통 일본식 스시와 오마카세를 전문으로 하는 뉴쇼군. 영업시간 런치 11:30 am – 2:00 pm 디너 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm Recently not open on Sundays. Call to make sure.

Oven-baked chicken.

This “Big Pot” restaurant on 8th Street is known for being open 24 hours and serving hangover soups like seolleong-tang. Has been open since at least the year 2006.

Korean restaurant

Date Closed: June 13, 2017 Date Reopened: June 17, 2017 Reason for Closure: Vermin Infestation

• Dry & Steam Saunas • Mineral Salt Room

Balloon decorations

One of the stalls in the food court of the City Center mall

Heu Fusion Grill Sports Bar.

Lebanese Mediterranean restaurant serving halal food in North Koreatown.

A small Korean-run eatery next to Odaesan. Specializes in Koreanized Chinese food. Menu and Prices as of November 2012: kimchi / meat dumplings: $3.99 seafood jjamppong: $7.99 jjajangmyeon: $5.49 chicken gangjong: $7.99 jjin-bbang: $4.99 tangsooyuk: $9.99 김치/고기만두, 해물짬뽕, 짜장면, 닭강정, 찐빵, 탕수육

Korean-run Chinese restaurant

By the Libra “Hotel”

Permanently closed in 2018 after 40 years in business.

All-you-can-eat KBBQ restaurant

“Big Pot” Tofu House on Wilshire. Has been open at least since 2008.

Small Filipino eatery serving Chinese-Filipino food.

NOTE: The proprietress of JunWon will be on vacation April 17-27, 2014.

Used to be known as HAUS Dessert Boutique