Business establishments in the Koreatown area that closed in the year 2012.
Hollys is a South Korean chain known for sweet-potato latte. This branch in Koreatown closed in April 2012. The space has been taken over by The Boba Time. Mesòn Cafe – Temporarily Closed Until July 10, 2020The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (Western & Wilshire) – ClosedTengoku Ramen Bar – ClosedAwesome Coffee – Reopened
A coffee bar with beans from Portland-based Coava. Located on the second floor of the ASSI Korean supermarket building. Grand opening: November 10, 2011 No health permit until December 16, 2011. Mesòn Cafe – Temporarily Closed Until July 10, 2020The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (Western & Wilshire) – ClosedTengoku Ramen Bar – ClosedBia Coffee – Closed on April 30, 2020
Mostly South Korean movies and TV shows on VHS and DVD, with a few American movies on DVD. UPDATE: Closed in December 2012. Mesòn Cafe – Temporarily Closed Until July 10, 2020The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (Western & Wilshire) – ClosedTengoku Ramen Bar – ClosedExpress Video NS => Video Mart
UPDATE: Closed as of Summer 2012. The space is now occupied by Kogi King. La-On was contemporary Korean small-plates restaurant opened by Jenee Kim, owner of Park’s BBQ and the former Don Dae Gam. DIY barbecue and royal cuisine dishes from the Chosun Dynasty (궁중 = goong joong). Serves beer and wine. Part of dineLA Fall 2011. Guatemalteca Bakery & RestaurantMesòn Cafe – Temporarily Closed Until July 10, 2020The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (Western & Wilshire) – ClosedTengoku Ramen Bar – Closed