El Amanecer Salvadoreño
Modest but well-regarded Salvadoran restaurant on 8th Street.
RESTAURANTS IN KOREATOWN LA: 레스토랑
Koreatown Restaurants — – Korean, Japanese, Mexican, Peruvian, Italian, Thai, Filipino, Bangladeshi, Salvadoran, Guatemalan, Cuban, American, Chinese, Burmese, Vietnamese and Mongolian cuisines
Modest but well-regarded Salvadoran restaurant on 8th Street.
Popular Mexican restaurant located east of Koreatown proper, in the Pico-Union district.
Menu: Tacos, Burritos, Tortas, Tamales…
Drinks: Horchata, Tamarindo, Jamaica…
House specialty: costillas rancheras
Mexican restaurant devoted to the regional cuisine of Oaxaca.
Cheeseburgers, fries, cherry Coke
Restaurant
A restaurant serving Mongolian food
Bud Namu is one of the few all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ restaurants that use charcoal.
The $12.99 AYCE includes intestines (“tripe”). Price and availability of menu items are subject to change.
숯불집: Korean restaurant known for its old-fashioned charcoal BBQ.
Be prepared for the smoke from the charcoal. Do not wear new clothes.
This is NOT an all-you-can-eat place.
Last call: 10:20 pm
Korean restaurant whose specialty is black-goat stew.