Mr. Pizza
Korean restaurant chain known for fusion pizza.
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.
LeeKaJa Hair Bis at the IB Plaza on Western Avenue. Korean Beauty Salon Wedding Makeup Free Internet, Free Pastry, Free Coffee Women’s haircut starts at $65 LKJ Hair Bis / Lee Kaja / Lee Ka Ja / Lee Ka-ja Closed by 2016.
TO DAM GOL: (323) 467-1299 Todamgol is a poorly rated Korean restaurant on the northwest corner of Western and Council in North Koreatown.
Date Closed: August 06, 2014 Reason for Closure: Vermin Harborage, Vermin infestation For older Korean men. Most recent update: 2016-07-16
“Go for the board games, not the hookah.” Located at Chapman Plaza on 6th & Alexandria.
Tea room / cafe with sales of teas. This is Momedanbee moving from inside Koreatown Galleria to a new location on 6th Street. Open from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm on weekdays. Open from 10:00 am to 9:00 pm on weekends.
All-you-can-eat menu options
IOTA Cafe on Western Avenue was a Korean eatery known for Western-style desserts and Korean fusion dishes like kimchi carbonara. Health department closure in 2014. Finally closed for business in 2016.
Took over the space of the defunct Mat Goeul in early 2016. The house specialty of this new eatery is soondae (traditional Korean blood sausages).
Korean Barbecue Restaurant where SONAGI used to be. KOW is formally located just west of Koreatown proper, in what the city considers the Westlake district. Usual business hours are 11:00 am to 11:00 pm. History: opened in late 2015
UPDATE: Closed. As of early 2016, space is occupied by Klat Cafe.
This location is on Wilshire Boulevard, by Saint Andrews Place. The other Elite Taekwondo Center in the Koreatown area is on Olympic Boulevard, by Hobart Boulevard.
This location is on Olympic Boulevard, by Hobart Boulevard. Yelp refers to this area as Harvard Heights, and not Koreatown, because it’s on the south side of Olympic Boulevard. We say it’s Koreatown. There’s another Koreatown-area branch of the Elite Taekwondo Center on Wilshire.
UPDATE: Permanently closed. Randy’s Gym was a Crossfit Kickboxing Gym in the space formerly occupied by the Art of Bella ceramics studio. Opened in September 2015. Renamed (sign change) to Randy’s Gym by October 2015. TESTOSTERONE AND GYM ATTENDANCE Exercise can have varying effects on testosterone levels, depending on the type, intensity, and duration of […]
Korean sports bar and lounge (“cafe”) that was on on the northeast corner of 6th & Manhattan for many years. Closed in 2015. Space to be taken over by Jam.
Korean-Chinese fusion food franchise. This location inside California Market on Beverly Boulevard in North Koreatown / East Hollywood