Pollo A La Brasa
Address: 764 S Western Ave
Phone Number: 213-387-1531
Phone Number: 213-387-1531
Rotisserie chicken restaurant founded over a decade ago and still owned by the Japanese-Peruvian family Maekawa.
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Ilobasqueño Restaurant
Address: 5027 Melrose Ave
Phone Number: (323) 468-0119
Phone Number: (323) 468-0119
Very small Latin American restaurant on Melrose Avenue in North Koreatown.
Serves all sorts of pupusas.
Mateo’s Ice Cream, Juices & Fruit Bars – Pico
Address: 4234 W Pico Blvd
Phone Number: (323) 931-5500
Phone Number: (323) 931-5500
Paletas, bionicos, licuados (milkshakes)…
Mi Querido Pulgarcito
Address: 2500 W Pico Blvd
Phone Number: (213) 388-6635
Phone Number: (213) 388-6635
Salvadoran restaurant on the southern edge of Koreatown.
Mateo’s Ice Cream & Fruit Bars – Vermont
Address: 1250 S Vermont Ave
Phone Number: 213 738 7288
Phone Number: 213 738 7288
Paletas, bionicos, licuados (milkshakes)…
King Taco
Address: 2020 W Pico Blvd
Phone Number: (213) 384-8115
Phone Number: (213) 384-8115
King Taco #10 is a popular Mexican restaurant east of Koreatown proper in the Pico-Union district.
El Turco Meat Market
Address: 1111 Vermont Ave
Phone Number: (213) 380-0871
Phone Number: (213) 380-0871
Salvadoran grocery store with a butcher and many Central American fruits and products.
Casa Chocolate
Address: 3319 W Pico Blvd
Phone Number: (323) 734-7679
Phone Number: (323) 734-7679
Oaxacan eatery in Southwest Koreatown for affordable breakfast, lunch, dinner and catering.
Antequera De Oaxaca
Address: 5200 Melrose Ave
Phone Number: (323) 466-1101
Phone Number: (323) 466-1101
Oaxacan restaurant serving authentic regional Mexican dishes such as tlayudas and traditional favorites like caldo de res for dine-in and takeout.
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.