Been wanting to try this place for awhile now & got to say... food, service, & vibe were top notch. The only thing I have to say is that parking to eat anywhere in ktown is always a struggle. There is valet in the plaza & it was only $4 which isn't bad at all compared to driving around for hours trying to find parking & risking the chance of getting a ticket in LA. The buldak chicken dish is a must to try if you like spicy food. The chicken was tender and flavorful and came with melted cheese, tots, & rice cakes! The mini fire show was cool too. My friend and I also had the Cajun fries and mentaiko pasta were yummy and not too salty. Great place to hang out & catch-up with friends since its like a Korean pub with soju drinks & good kpop music. Would like to try their kimchi udon next!

I love how this place is open late! I had a late flight from LAX. Stopped here for the kimchi bacon carbonara. Was the best dish! Get it with the bread. You need this to scoop up all the sauce! You have to request for the banchan. The radishes were the best. I used the jalapeños to go with the fried chicken. I think we got it with the sweet garlic butter. Could have been more garlicky. They had k-pop videos running nonstop. The only downer is the parking. Limited parking and if you go at peak hours, there is valet for $4. Basically you still park your car and pay $4 for the space. Valet was gone by midnight.

This was the first place I visited recently right after the airport and it was pure gold. Truly the best thing I've ever eaten. I got the kimchi carbonara udon noodles and the spicy chicken feet. The level of spice from the chicken feet was perfection. The creamy sauce they put in the udon is addicting. If you could only eat at one place in LA, this is it. Not to mention, the waitresses are so lovely and welcoming.

Our server was so wonderful! Not sure of his name, but tall, black hair, glasses man. He gave us 4 servings of cabbage salad and was super attentive thought the meal . Thank you brought out wet wipes for us too. Food is on the pricier end, but that is what you can expect in Ktown. Food always delivers here. Cheese Booldak w pasta

I've been here twice and the first time I was absolutely blown away! The are so many good flavors and a great Korean style restaurant with K-pop playing all day and it is just such a vibe! The service was great and very quick! We ordered the Kimchi Bacon Udon Carbonara, the Kimchi Fried Rice, the Stir Fried Baby Octopus and Pork Belly with Rice Cakes and sausage rice cake skewers. The Kimchi Bacon Udon Carbonara was delicious, really cream with a little kick, the kimchi wasn't too pronounced but there were kimchi pieces in it. The Kimchi Fried Rice was one of the best I have ever had honestly it was so so good with the fried egg mixed in and all! Just perfection! And the Stir Fried Baby Octopus with Pork Belly and Rice Cakes was so delicious! Mixed perfectly over a burner just kept the flavors so pronounced! For warning if you like spicy, I would skip it here and do not spicy, I'm a Latina and enjoy spicy food but to really enjoy the flavors in this, get not spicy and enjoy!! Can't wait to go back!! There's so much more I want to try!

My favorite Korean bar! They recently changed a bit of the menu and I havent been back for awhile so I was so excited to be here again. On a Monday night they were still super busy and packed but we got a table right away. We ordered several items to share between 2 including a Cass beer! Louders Fries: Honestly cannot go wrong with the fries here. Its very typical , nothing special, came with bacon, kimchi, green onions, and cheese sauce! Shrimp Rose Pasta: I definitely wish I tried the Mentaiko one as well but this one was pretty good too. It tasted more like spaghetti than other Rose pasta's but the shrimp was nicely cooked and paired super well. The garlic bread on the side was super yummm Octopus and Pork Stir Fry Rice: Exceeded my expectations! The spice was perfect and had a nice kick while there was so much pork to go around. It really hit the spot~ Super lively and fun to dine in here and just talk about anything, I cannot wait to come here again!

I've been here twice with friends, and both times have been a great experience. The food is perfect for sharing, and everything we ordered was delicious! The chicken was super juicy, and the Korean pancakes and fried rice were also solid choices. The pasta was really delicious, too, especially with the garlic bread that comes with it (or you can order extra!). The spot is a bit small, but it has a cozy vibe, and they play K-pop on the TV, which adds to the atmosphere without being too loud. Definitely one of my go-to Korean bars in Ktown--if you're in the area, you should check it out!

Came here for a late night dinner and this place is popping on a Friday night! It's K-town so parking is gonna be hard; we had to do valet. The seating inside isnt' big but we got a table as soon as we walked in. This place is unique in the Asian fusion dishes they have to offer, including more traditional soups, to chicken wings, tacos, pasta, and more. We had the cajun fries as an appetizer and they're fresh and topped with seasoning. Wish there was a bit more Korean spicy kick to it though. I ordered the stir fried octopus plus pork belly and it was gigantic! The two of us barely finished it and we were hungry and late eating dinner at the time. It was very flavorful with the sauce mixed with the meat and rice, and still hot and cooking on top of a fire giving it a slight charred flavor. Great with the sides dishes especially the radish cubes. I'm already craving this dish again!

Loved it! Came in on a busy Saturday night with some friends. Inside is bright, spacing is a little tight so it's better for small groups or a foodie date. The food is amazing! We got the jambalaya pasta, such a good mix of flavors. The stir-fried baby octopus and pork belly is a must try. We also got the soy garlic wings and a pound of Cajun shrimp. Yes we were being fatties lol. Only did medium spicy for my friends but I'll definitely be going up to hot next time because medium didn't have enough heat for my taste. We loved everything though. Can't wait to come back and try more. There's so much stuff to try on the menu so it's definitely worth repeat visits. Service was good. Friendly staff. It was a busy Saturday night so there was a wait but it didn't take too long. Parking in Ktown is always tough. There's a small pay lot in front that's always full. Or you can try to find street parking but you'll probably have to walk a block or two.

Without ever having been to South Korea experiencing their drinking culture there, this place has a feel of authenticity of a Korean style pub. Plus, there's a wall with pictures of pretty famous Korean folks, which also leads me to believe this place is legit, lol. (e.g. Hyun-Jin Ryu of former Dodgers fame has been here) This place and the area in general is pretty busy all the time. The service here is friendly, quick, and efficient. I came here with my brother's family when they were in town because I wanted them to experience a meal in K-Town. This was Sunday evening so it was pretty busy in the area. We drove around a little bit and ended up parking three blocks away. K-Town in general is notorious for a difficult parking situation. When we got there, we put our name on the list, but I think we came out a good time because we were seated relatively quickly. We ended up ordering a couple sausage skewers because the kids wanted some tteokbokki. We also got some Korean style tacos and fried chicken to start. We then ordered some spam kimchi fried rice and booldak with cheese. The booldak is one of their most if not most popular dish - and was even fun to watch them prepare it as they blowtorch and caramelize that cheese in front of you. My family and I loved everything that we ordered. I think we ordered really well. Just a really great spot for groups. Maybe on the smaller side as the place isn't that large. I would say it's ideal for groups six or less.