Korean-style Chinese food

Korean Chinese cuisine (중화요리; 中華料理) is derived from traditional Chinese cuisine but has been influenced by local ingredients in Korea.

Due to geographical proximity, most Korean-Chinese dishes are based from Northern styles of Chinese cuisine such as that in Beijing and Shandong.

 
Hongkong Ban Jum

Hong Kong Banjum 0410 – Olympic

Address: 2716 W Olympic Blvd
Phone Number: (213) 387-0410

Hong Kong Banjum (Hongkong Ban Jum) is a Korean-Chinese food restaurant franchise, also known as Jung-Won Paik’s Noodle House. This is one of HK Ban Jum’s many locations in Koreatown. Menu includes Koreanized Chinese food staples like Jjampoong, Tangsuyuk, and Bokkeummyeon. Open seven days a week between roughly 11:00 am and 9:00 pm.

Heung Rae Gak

Address: 357 S Western Ave
Phone Number: 213-383-0178

Koreanized Chinese food.

Located in the small dingy strip mall on the northwest corner of 4th Street and Western Avenue.

Mandarin Garden

Address: 1001 Vermont Ave
Phone Number: (213) 380-0075

Small eatery on the southwest corner of Olympic & Vermont.

Koreanized Chinese food for takeout and delivery.

Mandarin House on 8th – Closed

Address: 3074 W 8th St
Phone Number: (213) 386-8976

Chinese restaurant on 8th Street with another location inside Koreatown Plaza.

Known for the Sino-Korean dish jajangmyeon, which are noodles in black-bean sauce. 

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.