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NE corner of 5th Street & Western Avenue in the lot formerly occupied by Gaju Market
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NE corner of 5th Street & Western Avenue in the lot formerly occupied by Gaju Market
Located on Wilshire Boulevard between Vermont Avenue and New Hampshire Avenue
The library is named after Pío de Jesús Pico, the last Mexican governor of Alta California. He died in 1894.
Located in the southwest region of Koreatown. Opened by Chef Sang Hun Lee in May 1983.
Located at 3050 Wilshire Boulevard, a 230,000-square-foot Art Deco building
Famous locally not for the chicken, but for the architectural style of its building.
Northwest corner of Wilshire & Mariposa… Visas… Passports now on the first floor… Free coffee event in September 2015. Read the details.
You may take Freeway 101, exit Vermont Avenue. and go south on Vermont, turn left at 4th Street, and then turn right at the next intersection (Shatto Place).
Korean-owned stalls inside sell underwear, socks, children’s hanbok, and Korean souvenirs.
Clean, affordable Korean-run hotel with restaurant. Has a parking lot with security. Located on Olympic Boulevard, a few steps east of Vermont Avenue.
舉辦個式台灣文化相關的活動及移民事宜. TEL: (213) 389-1215 FAX: (213) 389-1676. Emergency: (213) 923-3591
Korean-Korean restaurant on Beverly Boulevard, about a block or so west of Western Avenue. Serves bossam and budaejjigae. Known for its somori-gukbap.