Southwest Koreatown is Pico Boulevard, west of Western Avenue… It is located outside Koreatown’s formal borders, as defined by the Los Angeles City Council.
Bakkung… Bak Kung. The Korean pronunciation is actually “Behk-goong” (baek-gung). The name means “White Palace.”
Specialty: Charcoal Barbecue
On the menu: galbijjim, kimchi jjigae (stew), banchan (side dishes)
Sinulang All Kelang All-Family Restaurant” is located in southwest Koreatown. The Korean pronunciation of the restaurant’s name is “Shinoo-rahng, Olkeh-rahng”.
Dajeong is a small Korean eatery specializing in Jeon.
Korean-run Japanese restaurant specializing in hwe (sashimi / raw fish)
Open for dinner from Monday to Saturday, 4:00 pm to 11:00 pm.
Closed on Sundays.
Korean restaurant in Southwest Koreatown specializing in goat stew, pork galbi, pork bossam, samgyeopsal, bulgogi, steamed pork with kimchi, agu jjim, squid, intestines…
Has jars of different sizes and types of kimchi.
The smallest jar of kimchi goes for $4.50
Wholesale prices at Kaesung Kimchi: $9 to 12 per gallon
Korean-style barbecue, eundaegu-jorim, Japanese dishes and raw fish
“Baek Ha Chong” Korean restaurant has been in the southwest area of Koreatown since the mid-80s.
Specialties: Pork Galbi (Ribs), Oyster Bossam, Goat Stew