Posts Tagged ‘Korean’

November 20, 2012 Off

Soban (koreatown)

By in 07: Mid-Wilshire

Since there’s no English signage out front, it’s easy to drive pass Soban, a great little joint in Koreatown features Korean home cooking dishes. When we arrived according to the address, we weren’t sure if it’s the right place until we stepped in. The interior is small, bright and modern. Soban is known for serving […]

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October 15, 2012 Off

Palsaik Samgyupsal Korean BBQ (koreatown)

By in 07: Mid-Wilshire, Favorite Food Entries

In a town that has no shortage of Korean BBQ restaurants, Palsaik Samgyupsal is the “IT” spot in Koreatown now. Palsaik means 8 colors and Samgyupsal means bacon. The interior is slick and modern with big screen TVs playing Kpop music video. In fact the last time (2 months ago) I went they kept looping […]

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March 6, 2012 Off

Ondal 2 (Mid-City)

By in 07: Mid-Wilshire

My foodie friend raved about the delicious kkot gae tang, Korean spicy crab soup, at Ondal 2.  It s located on Washington blvd at the middle-of-no-where part of Mid-City. Later I found out there’s another outpost in the heart of Koreatown. We headed out there with a group of 4 adults and 1 child. There’re other […]

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September 10, 2011 Off

LaOn Dining (Koreatown)

By in 07: Mid-Wilshire

LaOn Dining is from the same people behind the very popular Park’s BBQ. A nice departure from the usual Korean BBQ that’s all over Koreatown, LaOn does gourmet creative Korean small plates. The interior is slick and designy. There’re many big long tables with room dividers that is ideal for big groups (perfect for us […]

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September 3, 2010 2

Chego (Palms)

By in 13: Culver City

The chef who started the food truck crazed in LA, Roy Choi of Kogi has opened his first restaurant some time ago called Chego. It is a rice bowl joint. Their menu features various BBQ meat served in inexpensive rice bowl, and fun starters that’s inspired by Korean and American cultures. The interior is decorated […]

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