Little Bangladesh
Four-block stretch of 3rd Street between Alexandria Avenue and New Hampshire Avenue in what is popularly considered the northern part of Koreatown
North Koreatown is north of 3rd Street to Melrose Avenue… It is mostly located outside Koreatown’s formal borders, as defined by the Los Angeles City Council. (The business corridor on Western Avenue from 3rd Street to Rosewood is considered part of Koreatown by the City Council.)
Four-block stretch of 3rd Street between Alexandria Avenue and New Hampshire Avenue in what is popularly considered the northern part of Koreatown
Handmade “knife” noodles, dolsot bibimbap, kimchi fried rice and seafood pancake on the menu.
Assortment of tackle and repair of fishing rods and reels.
Korean restaurant in North Koreatown that serves bossam and budaejjigae
Only serves parties of two or more. Loners not welcome.
Korean restaurant known for its yooksoo bulgogi, which is a more classic style of the common bulgogi dish.
Donut shop chain that’s open 24 hours everyday.
Upscale Italian restaurant on Melrose Avenue in Northwest Koreatown / Larchmont
Restaurant famous for sashimi and live octopus.
“Wa! Ssadda” can be translated from Korean as “Wow! Inexpensive!”