South Korean chains with outlets in Koreatown LA.
Branch of the South Korean cosmetics chain FaceShop. This location shares space with Chocolate Chair on the ground floor of Madang on Western Avenue, just north of Wilshire.
TheFaceShop products are available to order online with free worldwide shipping.
Paris Baguette is a South Korean chain of bakeshops with four locations in Los Angeles. This location is on 6th Street, near Normandie Avenue. The two other stores are on Western Avenue.
Coffee and pastries are available for takeout. Cakes can be ordered.
South Korean cosmetics brand
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Located on the third floor of the Madang mall, this is the first L.A. branch of the ALADDIN chain known for buying and selling used Korean books, English books, CDs, and DVDs. In South Korea, the chain’s name is spelled with one “d” — Aladin.
This branch in North Koreatown across from HK Supermarket has limited seating.
Korean-inspired Western-style pastries such as danishes and croissants
South Korean fried chicken chain in the strip mall known as Serrano Marketplace.
South Korean coffee chain that’s the equivalent of Starbucks. This branch at Vermont Galleria opened in November 2011. Closes by 12 midnight on most days. No health rating in the County database as of January 2013. Inspected on 12/19/2012 as a Food Warehouse.
HANSOL is a South Korean chain of restaurants operated by Hyundae GreenFood.
This location in Koreatown LA opened in the summer of 2015, in the space formerly occupied by Madang 621 BBQ at the Madang Plaza. Their house specialty is naengmyeon, including bibim-naengmyeon.
First LA branch of a popular South Korean chain of coffee houses. Open 7:00 am to 12 midnight seven days a week. Pastries and drinks: pretzels, brick toast (“butter bread”), green tea latte, walnut tom-n-ccino Health rating as of January 2015: B 04/8/2013 86 B 11/28/2012 92 A 06/12/2012 91 A 02/28/2012 93 A