Best places: Korean restaurants in Los Angeles, United States

Hip, compact joint in a strip-mall preparing locally sourced Korean classics with a modern twist.

Korean BBQ-style pork & other meats cooked on a stone grill & served inside or on an outdoor patio.

Lively, upscale Korean BBQ restaurant with Kobe-style beef and marinated short ribs.

Late-night, old-school haunt offers Korean small plates, soju drinks & wooden walls to scribble on.

Small-chain eatery where diners cook Korean BBQ dishes on smokeless grills at their tables.

Casual restaurant known for unlimited tableside grill-your-own meats & other Korean dishes.

👍 Really Good *Thai Soulfood* The Chicken Sandwich is Crispy and Sweet & huge. The fries are great! Check it out. It's really small place. 3.9 ☆

Unpretentious Korean joint offering traditional soups made with bone broth, plus noodles & seafood.

Casual Korean restaurant chain serving classic fare such as soft tofu soup, bibimbap & bulgogi.

😠 So I don’t write reviews at all, but this one left a very sour taste in my mouth. My GF came across this place somewhere in social media and thought it would be fun to come here to try their frosted beer. I thought.. why not? I have family coming from out of state, so I decided to take them here. Ev...

Traditional Korean dishes served around the clock in straightforward, compact quarters.

Compact but bountiful Korean egg sandos served on house-baked brioche.

👍👍 This is the type of place where you’d be happy to bring your Korean parents to. They do very traditional dishes really well, and great banchan. Their 추어탕/chueotang (mud fish soup?) was solid and comforting. Their 청국장 is also really good, which sometimes I don’t like, but they do it well here.

Unassuming spot for typical Korean cuisine, including grilled meats, in the Japanese Village Plaza.

Contemporary beer hall with multiple TVs, offering a craft brews & an American-Korean fusion menu.

Tiny, 24-hour eatery serving an array of homestyle Korean fare in a utilitarian space.

👍👍 Yangban is a true masterpiece, probably the most exciting place to eat in LA right now. I love just about everything about the place, the concept, and the food. Everything feels new and inventive, and the chefs have created something truly original. One of my favorite things is that you can order...

Diverse modern Korean fare, soju & beer in a playful space with the feel of an urban market.

An array of familiar Korean dishes served in down-to-earth, wood-paneled surroundings.