Vons Chicken @ Koreatown Galleria – Closed
Oven-baked chicken.
Tag Archives: Korean
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.
Keun Gama on 8th Street – Closed
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.
Khan ShabuShabu – Closed
Sshabu-shabu restaurant in North Koreatown
Take Sushi – Name Change
Korean-run Japanese restaurant inside the Oxford Palace Hotel
Cho Man Won – Closed
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 κΉμΉ/κ³ κΈ°λ§λ, ν΄λ¬Όμ§¬λ½, μ§μ₯λ©΄, λκ°μ , μ°λΉ΅, νμμ‘
Kim Bang Ah
Permanently closed in 2018 after 40 years in business.
YB2 Skin Body Clinic
Korean-run day spa on the second floor of Lux Plaza on Western Avenue
HAUS by Coffee Hunter – Closed
Used to be known as HAUS Dessert Boutique
Jesun Acupuncture Clinic
On March 18, 2015, Gwen Stefani was seriously harassed by a stalker fan while she was at this clinic.
Bob House – Closed
Rebranding of the Korean restaurant Spoon & Chopsticks.
Byul Pocha – Closed
Kimchi pasta, chicken, cheese corn, soju, beers
Eoss Plaza
Strip mall in the Westlake area just east of Koreatown proper
Hankook Express @ Madang – Closed
Ground floor of the Madang Mall.
Chung Hae Jin
Korean restaurant specializing in seafood, especially sashimi, sea squirts, and live octopus
