ice cream

Where to get ice cream in Koreatown? You mean, aside from the supermarkets and corner stores?

Major USA chains such as Ralphs and Vons sell ice cream… most Korean supermarkets carry pints of Häagen-Dazs® Gourmet Ice Cream, as well as Japanese brands of mochi ice-cream… Even convenience stores and small corner stores have various American and Latino brands of ice-cream.

 
Beard Papa's in Koreatown

Beard Papa’s

Address: 621 S Western Ave
Phone Number: (213) 384-9400

International chain of cream puff stores started in Osaka, Japan.

Their trademark product is a choux pastry shell filled with whipped cream custard, available in vanilla, chocolate, and specialty flavors.

This location is at the Madang Mall on Western Avenue, just north of Wilshire Boulevard.

The Dolly Llama

The Dolly Llama

Address: 269 S Western Ave
Phone Number: 213-496-5138

Desserts: waffles, ice cream, milkshakes

Seafood City: Filipino Supermarket

Seafood City: Filipino Supermarket

Address: 134 S Vermont Ave
Phone Number: (213) 365-9100

Seafood City is a chain of Filipino grocery stores. This branch is located in North Koreatown / New Filipinotown on Vermont Avenue, just north of Third Street. Carries Filipino ice cream (mellorine), bottled bagoong, halo-halo ingredients, and chicharon.

Usually open Monday to Sunday, 8:00 am – 9:00 pm.

I Love Boba: 8th & Oxford

I Love Boba − 8th & Oxford

Address: 3512 W 8th St
Phone Number: (213) 632-0126

Menu includes smoothies, ice cream, Thai tea, milk tea, boba coffee…

Honeymee Wilshire

Honeymee

Address: 3377 Wilshire Blvd
Phone Number: (213) 380-4663

‘벌꿀 아이스크림’ 전문점

Ice-cream at a stall located at the Brown Derby Plaza.

“True Milk Ice Cream + Pure Honeycomb”

SomiSomi

Address: 621 S Western Ave
Phone Number: 213-387-8811

Taiyaki Ice Cream / Soft Ice Cream

>>> with Sul & Beans on the second floor of the Madang Mall

Hmart Asian Grocery Store

H Mart Supermarket @ Madang Mall

Address: 621 S Western Ave
Phone Number: (213) 235-9560

Korean Supermarket in the basement of the Madang Mall on the northwest corner of Western Avenue and Wilshire Boulevard.

Asian grocery and food items such as snacks, tofu, noodles, kimchi, candy, bottled water, and ice cream.

In 2010, the Los Angeles City Council formally declared Koreatown's borders as Western Avenue, Olympic Boulevard, Vermont Avenue, and 3rd Street, with a business corridor on Western from 3rd to Rosewood Avenue.