KOREAN IN KOREATOWN LA
Located on the northeastern side of Olympic & Irolo, Dawooljong (다울정) is an open-air pavilion made of pine and dyed in traditional shades of green, rust and red,topped by an upswept tiled roof.
Shopping and entertainment complex located just north of Wilshire Boulevard on the western side of Western Avenue. Directory of tenants.
Located in the southwest area of Koreatown, a modest Buddhist shrine with a main hall for prayer, a small bell pavilion and small Buddha statues.
Museum of South Korean entertainment corporation known for slave contracts and legal disputes with trainees and contract celebrities.
Korean barbecue restaurant whose specialty is eight flavors of samgyeopsal (pork belly).
Korean restaurant whose house specialty is the Japanese tonkatsu. There is another Wako branch on Wilshire.
“All Family Restaurant” in southwest Koreatown. 시누랑올케랑 (식당-한중식/분식) The Korean pronunciation of the restaurant’s name is “Shinoo-rahng, Olkeh-rahng.”
Part of a Korean American chain of cosmetic stores. Opened at the Madang in early 2013 after closing its store inside City Center on 6th.
Dosan Ahn Chang Ho station is the official name of the post office on the northwest corner of 6th and Harvard. This branch had been called the Sanford station …
Prices start from $100 at Leewha for children-size hanbok and at $500 for an adult to be outfitted in traditional Korean costume.
Located inside The Face Shop of Madang Plaza on Western Avenue. Serves nitrogen ice-cream, patbingsu (shaved-ice with red beans) and coffee.
Small hole-in-the-wall Korean restaurant famous for Seolleong-tang (ox-bone soup). CASH ONLY… B health rating.
Coffee shop on the third floor of Koreatown Galleria, southeast corner of Olympic & Western.
