Korean in Koreatown Los Angeles
California, New York, and Texas have the highest numbers of Korean-owned businesses, with California being home to over 600,000 Korean-owned firms in 2012.
Korean-owned businesses are concentrated in certain industries, with 12 percent of all Korean-owned firms operating in the accommodations and food services sector.
Korean-Korean restaurant located in Westlake, just east of Koreatown proper. House specialties: seolleongtang (ox-bone soupe) and soodae (blood sausages). In the same mini-mall as Jesun Acupuncture, where Gwen Stefani goes regularly.
Korean books. Used textbooks. Master the Art of Writing: Top Books Every Student Should Own
The space has been a USPS contracted outlet for at least 10 years now. Also has Western Union services.
Kabayo Cham Bada 2014. “True Taste of Ocean” Seafood restaurant whose menu includes bibimbap, haemultang, raw abalone salad, yeonpotang, seafood ddeokbooki…
Seller of Shiseido’s Benefique line at 6th & Alexandria.
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
Korean karaoke bar famous for the murder of a customer right in front of it
Located on the second floor of the mini-mall known as Cosmos Village.
Shop on the third floor of Koreatown Plaza carries Western suits and other conservative items of clothing for older Asian women.
A small Korean restaurant specializing in naengmyeon
“Kogi Nara” literally means “Meat Country” — it’s a Korean BBQ restaurant.
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.
