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We tried this place based on the reviews. Plus, Korean food is usually a highlight for us. We walked in and it's literally a house and the front waiting room was really cute! Bathrooms were nice and clean. We got seated outside but it was humid so it was quite warm at 530 pm. I wish they had some portable fans or air conditioning to make the experience more comfortable. Regardless, we Uber'd here so we stayed. We ordered combo B - Grilled Galbi beef, crack corn, salad, blooming onion and Cass beer. The combo comes with Soju or beer! When I tell you that the beef was delicious, I mean it! Tender with great flavor! The crack corn is truly like crack! I couldn't get enough! The salad with sesame dressing was so refreshing with the food. The blooming onion was also very crispy! I'm glad we decided to stay and eat because the food was truly delicious! It was worth sitting outside with no air.
The place was pretty busy on a Friday night around 9:30pm, but we got seated right away for 4 people. We had: 1) fried chicken w/green onions - 4/5. Solid. 2) watermelon soju - 4/5. Came in a mini-watermelon with watermelon slices. Also good. 3) fried gizzards - 4/5. I've had better, but it was also good. Service was a little slow, but would return for the food.
Found this spot when I was searching for a place to eat after seeing a show at the Pantages, and we couldn't have picked a better one! Very unassuming when you first park, but gets into a nice backyard area outside. All outdoors, which adds to the ambience! We came pretty early on a Sunday afternoon, so it was very light, but don't tell that to the kitchen! All the food was so fresh and delicious! The chili garlic chicken was hot and juicy, and my wife's stir fry was out of this world, perfectly cooked and seasoned! Top it all off with some onomiyaki fries, and we couldn't have asked for a better early dinner! We'll definitely be coming back to try the rest of the menu!
All neighbors must hate Anju. It's just sharing a wall with the plaza's parking lot but there are big signs posting "No Anju House parking" and the security guard was diligently patrolling every car to make sure Anju's guests don't park there. On the other hand, there's valet parking for Anju customers by the restaurant, charging cash $6 or card payment of $7. Or if you dare or are lucky, street parking is not impossible. We arrived on a Saturday night at 7pm and the wait was light. Within 15 minutes we were seated. While waiting, there's a comfy lounge with big TV for guests to lounge. Led inside, we passed a photo booth machine, and with an outdoor beer garden ambiance, we were led to our seats. It's totally outdoor, no interior seating. They have a heat lamp for the night. There are big screens, great for the FIFA watching season. The lady's restroom is well decorated. You scan the code on the table to read the menu, under dim light. I LOVE THE MENU!! So many choices! From fusion such as kimchi and bacon pasta to traditional dishes such as seafood pancake and ramen, from grilled items like butter grilled squid to soup items like fish cake stew, they have it all! The Korean alcoholic drinks include soju, flavored soju, 4-5 kinds of Korean beer, and the Makgeolli rice wine. The prices are reasonable for the portions; most big items are 20 or slightly higher. We ordered Creamy Kimchi Bacon Pasta, Butter Grilled Squid, Korean Omelet and Bulgogi Dukboki. They all tasted delicious and the portions are an overkill. For three of us, we barely finished half. Service was like the Korean style, they appear to take orders, deliver food, and disappear. They did give us a new bottle of water. But they disappear until you call them for the check. The waiter was pleasant when picking up payment and engaged in a small talk. This is definitely a place for large crowds. By about 8:30pm, the wait lounge was filled. So I think the later it goes, the more crowd they get.
came for a late night snack and it definitely hit the spot. Loved how the outdoor seating was set up. It was a bit cold but there was a heater shared between some tables. we got the bulgogi bulgogi fries and combo c (fish cake stew and rose dukboki) which came with a bottle of soju. Our favorite out of the 3 items was the rose dukboki, it was very flavorful and the spice was just right. I think doing one of the combos will be your best option if you are dining with a group. Plus you can always add more if someone wants something more specific. Will have to come back and try their other menu items.
My wife and I were in LA for a few days and wanted to get our craving for Korean food satisfied, we live in New Mexico and there aren't many good options. Anju house is what I would call Fusion, they have a lot of Korean street food dishes mixed with other things like pastas. We got there early and were the second group seated. We sat in a nice outdoor patio area with a cool vibe. We ordered a variety of food and shared. I won't go into everything, but nothing disappointed. It was all tasty, the service was good, and we enjoyed the patio seating. The only thing we noticed was no parking available, we had to pay for valet. Other than that, great experience.
They say that Anju House serves serves Korean bar food with beer, soju, and cocktails, but it is so much more. They have some of the best Korean food and I swear some of it reminds me of Italian food. You can get small bites, order a bunch of stuff and share or order a full meal. It is all great. There is nothing not to like and you will be happy. The service is great. They are kind and will explain the menu to you. They get your order right and are all smiles. Now, it can get very crowded at night and I don't know if they take reservations so call and find out. We have been several times and have done take away a few times when it is crowded. Either way, you will get great service and be happy. The place is super clean and really pretty. It is very comfortable. They have a full bar and Anju refers to food that is consumed with alcohol, but we have never had a drink there. It is a tad pricey, but the food is worth it always. We love their calamari and their noodles and any shrimp dish is the best. They have things I had never tried before. Just ask the server and you will be guided.
The corn cheese was pretty good but I think some of the other food items can do better. I highly recommend the melona. Service was pretty decent and pretty nice interior decor. Items are pretty pricey tho so I wouldn't recommend if you're looking to have a casual night out with family or friends.
Make sure to Yelp waitlist or make a reservation early on! Our group waited around 30 minutes to get seated after a festival nearby and it was definitely packed inside. We ordered Kimchi and Pork Belly (2/5 not sure how the kimchi was better than the pork belly but they overcooked the meat and it was hard to chew w/ no flavor), Kimchi Bacon Pasta (4/5 the best thing that we got but was that b/c we were super hungry), Rose Dukboki with cheese (3/5 unfortunately it was not very Rose-flavored or spicy and the cheese wasn't melted), and Seafood and Veggies Savory Pancake (3/5 not much seafood). Overall, not sure if they were having a bad day or what but their menu is so big that I would want to try other things.
Anju House is a Korean fusion casual dining restaurant. They are open late most days of the week, it is busy during typical dining hours & less so 10pm to close. I've visited this business a few times and will be a continuing patron. The food was delicious, of note I've tried all of the Dukboki variants and although all of them were tasty and reflective of their names - the Rose Dukboki takes the cake for me. Korean fried chicken was crispy without being overly oily, it held a great balance of crunchy texture while expressing its Korean spice blend. Kimchi Bacon Pasta is definitely their top hits - recommended if you enjoy a creamy pasta base. This is a great option to dine in for those late-night cravings! Of note: there is valet parking which is $5 (at the time of writing this review) - they accept cash or digital payment. Otherwise street parking is your route (keep in mind that Koreatown is not known for readily available street parking).
Anju House is charming. Walking in feels like a treasure hunt, there's so much to look at. Our table was decorated with rapper memorabilia, which was a fun touch. Since the seating is semi-outdoors, they even brought out a mini fan to keep flies away, which is very thoughtful of them. The service was prompt. The food, though, was hit or miss. We ordered the Asado combo (salad, cheese corn, fries) for about $100. The meat was tender and well-marinated, but not as juicy as expected. The dipping sauce tasted like a worchestire heavy katsu sauce. The gopchang was the weakest dish, some pieces were overly salty, others bland, and the portion felt small for the price. Clam chowder was just okay, nothing memorable. Overall, the pricing doesn't match the food quality. but the vibe alone makes it worth checking out.
The vibes here are 10/10 and so is the food. The crowd favorite was the kimchi bacon pasta. The pork belly and kimchi isn't as good as normal bossam but it does the job. The menu is so extensive i definitely need to come back to try more items. If you have a large group I would highly recommend coming here !
I wish I found this place sooner, but it's definitely going to be a staple in my LA dinners! The selection here is amazing and the food makes it even better. My big group shared a few dishes, but the ones that stood out were Kimchi and Pork Belly, Kimchi Bacon Pasta, Rose Tteokboki and Bulgogi Fries. I swear our table ordered multiple rounds of the same dishes! The pork belly was seasoned well with the sauces and the pasta was so creamy. If you're looking for a comfort pocha vibes, this is the spot for you and your friends. There's also a cute photobooth in the corner!
8 days ago
furikake korean fried chicken, kimchi bacon pasta, bulgogi skillet Came here on a weekday evening with my friend and luckily we were seated immediately. Service was friendly and quick in delivering our dishes. Furikake Korean Fried Chicken: This was my favorite dish. There was a good balance of sweet and savory in these crispy wings. Kimchi Bacon Pasta: I loved the creaminess and strong kimchi taste in the pasta. I wish there was a bit more bacon, but this dish complemented our other dishes well. Bulgogi Skillet: While I appreciated the seasoning of the bulgogi, the dish came out a bit cold even thought it was on a warm plate. There were plenty for leftovers, and the dishes were generally good for a pricier dinner. read more
4 days ago
Found this hidden gem while staying near Korea town in LA. Parking is difficult, be aware not to parking in the shopping plaza that has huge banners saying no Anju house parking. I circled the block a few times before opting to pay the $6 valet, Once inside, you head to the back of the restaurant where they have a huge outdoor seating area but gives you the vibe that you're still inside. Spacious, friendly feel with TVs for sports and I think I even saw a Photo Booth. Service was great, food was good, lot of options to choose from. We got combo B and included a bottle of soju which was nice. The kimchi pasta was a hit. I wasn't a huge fan of galbi but maybe because rice wasn't included. Overall, it was a fun place to dine at especially if you're with friends on a weekend grabbing drinks. read more
We tried this place based on the reviews. Plus, Korean food is usually a highlight for us. We walked in and it's literally a house and the front waiting room was really cute! Bathrooms were nice and clean. We got seated outside but it was humid so it was quite warm at 530 pm. I wish they had some portable fans or air conditioning to make the experience more comfortable. Regardless, we Uber'd here so we stayed. We ordered combo B - Grilled Galbi beef, crack corn, salad, blooming onion and Cass beer. The combo comes with Soju or beer! When I tell you that the beef was delicious, I mean it! Tender with great flavor! The crack corn is truly like crack! I couldn't get enough! The salad with sesame dressing was so refreshing with the food. The blooming onion was also very crispy! I'm glad we decided to stay and eat because the food was truly delicious! It was worth sitting outside with no air. read more
The place was pretty busy on a Friday night around 9:30pm, but we got seated right away for 4 people. We had: 1) fried chicken w/green onions - 4/5. Solid. 2) watermelon soju - 4/5. Came in a mini-watermelon with watermelon slices. Also good. 3) fried gizzards - 4/5. I've had better, but it was also good. Service was a little slow, but would return for the food. read more
Found this spot when I was searching for a place to eat after seeing a show at the Pantages, and we couldn't have picked a better one! Very unassuming when you first park, but gets into a nice backyard area outside. All outdoors, which adds to the ambience! We came pretty early on a Sunday afternoon, so it was very light, but don't tell that to the kitchen! All the food was so fresh and delicious! The chili garlic chicken was hot and juicy, and my wife's stir fry was out of this world, perfectly cooked and seasoned! Top it all off with some onomiyaki fries, and we couldn't have asked for a better early dinner! We'll definitely be coming back to try the rest of the menu! read more
All neighbors must hate Anju. It's just sharing a wall with the plaza's parking lot but there are big signs posting "No Anju House parking" and the security guard was diligently patrolling every car to make sure Anju's guests don't park there. On the other hand, there's valet parking for Anju customers by the restaurant, charging cash $6 or card payment of $7. Or if you dare or are lucky, street parking is not impossible. We arrived on a Saturday night at 7pm and the wait was light. Within 15 minutes we were seated. While waiting, there's a comfy lounge with big TV for guests to lounge. Led inside, we passed a photo booth machine, and with an outdoor beer garden ambiance, we were led to our seats. It's totally outdoor, no interior seating. They have a heat lamp for the night. There are big screens, great for the FIFA watching season. The lady's restroom is well decorated. You scan the code on the table to read the menu, under dim light. I LOVE THE MENU!! So many choices! From fusion such as kimchi and bacon pasta to traditional dishes such as seafood pancake and ramen, from grilled items like butter grilled squid to soup items like fish cake stew, they have it all! The Korean alcoholic drinks include soju, flavored soju, 4-5 kinds of Korean beer, and the Makgeolli rice wine. The prices are reasonable for the portions; most big items are 20 or slightly higher. We ordered Creamy Kimchi Bacon Pasta, Butter Grilled Squid, Korean Omelet and Bulgogi Dukboki. They all tasted delicious and the portions are an overkill. For three of us, we barely finished half. Service was like the Korean style, they appear to take orders, deliver food, and disappear. They did give us a new bottle of water. But they disappear until you call them for the check. The waiter was pleasant when picking up payment and engaged in a small talk. This is definitely a place for large crowds. By about 8:30pm, the wait lounge was filled. So I think the later it goes, the more crowd they get. read more
came for a late night snack and it definitely hit the spot. Loved how the outdoor seating was set up. It was a bit cold but there was a heater shared between some tables. we got the bulgogi bulgogi fries and combo c (fish cake stew and rose dukboki) which came with a bottle of soju. Our favorite out of the 3 items was the rose dukboki, it was very flavorful and the spice was just right. I think doing one of the combos will be your best option if you are dining with a group. Plus you can always add more if someone wants something more specific. Will have to come back and try their other menu items. read more
My wife and I were in LA for a few days and wanted to get our craving for Korean food satisfied, we live in New Mexico and there aren't many good options. Anju house is what I would call Fusion, they have a lot of Korean street food dishes mixed with other things like pastas. We got there early and were the second group seated. We sat in a nice outdoor patio area with a cool vibe. We ordered a variety of food and shared. I won't go into everything, but nothing disappointed. It was all tasty, the service was good, and we enjoyed the patio seating. The only thing we noticed was no parking available, we had to pay for valet. Other than that, great experience. read more
2 days ago
5 months ago
They say that Anju House serves serves Korean bar food with beer, soju, and cocktails, but it is so much more. They have some of the best Korean food and I swear some of it reminds me of Italian food. You can get small bites, order a bunch of stuff and share or order a full meal. It is all great. There is nothing not to like and you will be happy. The service is great. They are kind and will explain the menu to you. They get your order right and are all smiles. Now, it can get very crowded at night and I don't know if they take reservations so call and find out. We have been several times and have done take away a few times when it is crowded. Either way, you will get great service and be happy. The place is super clean and really pretty. It is very comfortable. They have a full bar and Anju refers to food that is consumed with alcohol, but we have never had a drink there. It is a tad pricey, but the food is worth it always. We love their calamari and their noodles and any shrimp dish is the best. They have things I had never tried before. Just ask the server and you will be guided. read more
11 days ago
The corn cheese was pretty good but I think some of the other food items can do better. I highly recommend the melona. Service was pretty decent and pretty nice interior decor. Items are pretty pricey tho so I wouldn't recommend if you're looking to have a casual night out with family or friends. read more
Make sure to Yelp waitlist or make a reservation early on! Our group waited around 30 minutes to get seated after a festival nearby and it was definitely packed inside. We ordered Kimchi and Pork Belly (2/5 not sure how the kimchi was better than the pork belly but they overcooked the meat and it was hard to chew w/ no flavor), Kimchi Bacon Pasta (4/5 the best thing that we got but was that b/c we were super hungry), Rose Dukboki with cheese (3/5 unfortunately it was not very Rose-flavored or spicy and the cheese wasn't melted), and Seafood and Veggies Savory Pancake (3/5 not much seafood). Overall, not sure if they were having a bad day or what but their menu is so big that I would want to try other things. read more
5 months ago
Anju House is a Korean fusion casual dining restaurant. They are open late most days of the week, it is busy during typical dining hours & less so 10pm to close. I've visited this business a few times and will be a continuing patron. The food was delicious, of note I've tried all of the Dukboki variants and although all of them were tasty and reflective of their names - the Rose Dukboki takes the cake for me. Korean fried chicken was crispy without being overly oily, it held a great balance of crunchy texture while expressing its Korean spice blend. Kimchi Bacon Pasta is definitely their top hits - recommended if you enjoy a creamy pasta base. This is a great option to dine in for those late-night cravings! Of note: there is valet parking which is $5 (at the time of writing this review) - they accept cash or digital payment. Otherwise street parking is your route (keep in mind that Koreatown is not known for readily available street parking). read more
Anju House is charming. Walking in feels like a treasure hunt, there's so much to look at. Our table was decorated with rapper memorabilia, which was a fun touch. Since the seating is semi-outdoors, they even brought out a mini fan to keep flies away, which is very thoughtful of them. The service was prompt. The food, though, was hit or miss. We ordered the Asado combo (salad, cheese corn, fries) for about $100. The meat was tender and well-marinated, but not as juicy as expected. The dipping sauce tasted like a worchestire heavy katsu sauce. The gopchang was the weakest dish, some pieces were overly salty, others bland, and the portion felt small for the price. Clam chowder was just okay, nothing memorable. Overall, the pricing doesn't match the food quality. but the vibe alone makes it worth checking out. read more
The vibes here are 10/10 and so is the food. The crowd favorite was the kimchi bacon pasta. The pork belly and kimchi isn't as good as normal bossam but it does the job. The menu is so extensive i definitely need to come back to try more items. If you have a large group I would highly recommend coming here ! read more
6 months ago
I wish I found this place sooner, but it's definitely going to be a staple in my LA dinners! The selection here is amazing and the food makes it even better. My big group shared a few dishes, but the ones that stood out were Kimchi and Pork Belly, Kimchi Bacon Pasta, Rose Tteokboki and Bulgogi Fries. I swear our table ordered multiple rounds of the same dishes! The pork belly was seasoned well with the sauces and the pasta was so creamy. If you're looking for a comfort pocha vibes, this is the spot for you and your friends. There's also a cute photobooth in the corner! read more
Two Letter Word: Seafood + Risotto Ever since watching Gordon Ramsay yelling at his new peons for making sure to get the risotto right on Hell's Kitchen a decade or two ago, I've made it my mission to order risotto if it's ever offered at any restaurant. Anju House was no different. Ordered this dish as a late add on, and clearly this was the winner amongst their bulgogi bibimpap, crispy garlic gopchang, and pork belly kimchi. Now I did enjoy the pork belly though, that's one dish you can't really screw up. But overall that was my takeaway from this restaurant...get the risotto. It's good. Strawberry Yakult Soju? Great drink starter, but we stayed with one pitcher, after all the beers at the Dodger Mets Game. Ambiance at to the Anju House is hipsterish. A blend of a Pubhouse with a Korean Pocha. Great concept. I thought at first I walked into Cafe Concierto from Christmas past. Last thoughts, definitely a good food & Soju house spot nestled in a subtle alleyway on Oxford in Korea Town. Great find! read more
Ok went there because it was open late and looking at pictures from Yelp, it looked good. It's more of a hang out for young folks. I think the dishes were over priced from the portion it gives. Taste was just ok. Not that impressive. They have a Photo Booth where you can pay $10 for 2 strips of pictures. read more
Came in here for a last minute dinner and it was so good! We got seated pretty quickly even though it was a weekend. Our waitress was super helpful and attentive he would always come by and check up on us. The vibes here were pretty cool I love how it gives outdoor dining. They also had this photo booth my friends and I couldn't get enough of. This place is pretty cool I totally recommend it if you're in the area. read more
Came to Anju House around 7 and was surprisingly easy to find parking in the neighborhood. Like other review suggested, don't park in the apparent parking lot next to it. Chill and lively ambiance. Sort of like an indoor-outdoor space. Very airy. Ordered chili shrimp, galbi, bulgogi and takoyaki. Generic but well done dishes. Can't find fault with them, but also nothing outstanding. I won't recommend ordering these together, as they have almost the same flavor profile (sweet!). It's pleasant at the first bite, but each dish repeats the previous one and the sweetness eventually gets overwhelming. But this is obviously not the restaurant's problem. The menu is extensive, with most imaginable korean household dishes and many pasta one could choose from. I'm not 100% onboard with the $ or $$ on yelp, as our bill came out to be 70 pp, and that is not with alcohol involved. Anju house is apparently a good place to enjoy these dishes with some Korean soju (as indicated in their website, Anju refers to food that is consumed with alcohol) read more
My favoritre were the kimchi pasta, asado, pork belly with kimchi, bork belly eith leek and lychee and peaches. They were nice enough ti give us more lychee instead of peaches when we requested. Most places dont allow you to do that. The asado plate is good but i feel like it got pricer than before? Was it always 70+? Our server recommended kimchi pasta and the pork belly with leek and yes those were so goodm the bread for the kimchi pasta wss buttery and soft. The pickles that they gsve us enhanced the flavor of the pasta too. Pork belly and leek was flavorful and a little spicy. I think if they had garlic in there it would be better. The pancake wasnt crispy enough but it felt more eggy. read more
My favorite restaurant in ktown! I bring all my friends here and they love it. Service is always so helpful and friendly. We ordered the kimchi fried rice, the kimchi and bacon fries, and something new I havent tried before the Carbonara penne pasta. Everything was delicious and I love that the pasta wasn't overly saucy of salty. Cant wait to go back! read more
the inside felt so homey and the outside was pretty, great for summer. the menu is very extensive and perfect for sharing/big groups. there was a lot of street parking but they also have valet. the food was great, the combo was a generous portion, came with galbi, fries, corn cheese, green onion salad and a bottle of soju read more
2 months ago
To cope the United States World Cup loss lol . we decided to go to Anju House and it was so good to start. We had the army stew. it was kimchi stew with sausage. Fish cake, ramen and cheese. We also had a bulgogi stir fry it was so delicious and came with grilled onions and vegetables And lastly we had the bulgogi nacho fries and they were so delicious it had nacho cheese, jalapeño, and sour cream and pico de gallo it was so delicious The service was good and I love the vibe of the ambience. It is great. read more
8 months ago
We stopped here for post midnight eats after a concert at the Forum. Though only 9 miles away it took us over 30 min to get here. It's worth it! Felt like we were welcomed into someone's backyard. Fun and cute concept. Korean fusion comfort foods from fried chicken, sweet sticky ribs to bulgogi fries. For our group of 6, we were able to order a bunch of stuff to share. Our faves were the fried chicken, sticky ribs and both fries. read more
8 months ago
I visited for the first time on a Sunday night to celebrate a friend's birthday and overall it was a good experience! When you arrive, the valet is right out front and super efficient. The valet is $6. When you walk in, there's a waiting area with a TV. We started with the bacon asparagus and the fried dumplings. Both were tasty and perfect for sharing. I ordered the shrimp pasta which was really good, full of flavor with just the right amount of spice. We ended the night with the brownie and ice cream dessert which was okay. The vibes are cozy and when we went they had a football game on and everyone was cheering and enjoying the game together. They also take reservations which is a big plus! read more
my friend brought me here and i'm not gonna lie, i had pretty high expectations considering how hyped this place is and the fact that there was a waitlist when we arrived. i ordered the kimchi bacon pasta, which apparently is their MOST popular dish, so maybe my expectations were too high. but as someone who loves both pasta and kimchi, this just did not hit for me. the kimchi had this slightly bitter taste that kept throwing me off and the whole dish ended up feeling underwhelming. halfway through eating it i was already thinking i should've trusted my instincts and ordered the seafood cream linguini or the shrimp gochujang butter pasta instead. those honestly sound way more promising. my friend ordered the OG fried chicken, and i genuinely need to know why it was all breast meat? for a place like this, i expected amazing korean fried chicken, but the pieces leaned dry and didn't have that juicy crispy payoff i was hoping for. the onion leek salad that came with the chicken honestly ended up being my favorite thing on the table, which i wasn't expecting at all! overall, i personally think the place is overhyped for the quality, especially at those prices. would i come back? probably not. read more
What an absolute spectacular space, soon as you walk in and go to the back it opens up in tuning impressive venue, full of fresh air, glistening ambience, and Soju bottles in every corner. Kyle and Edwin the team were absolutely awesome. As soon as we arrive, we weren't sure what to get. He recommended the pasta dishes that they're all family size and shareable. We all have full and happy. Thanks guys. We will definitely be back!! read more
9 months ago
I love the cozy atmosphere! Located just off Wilshire Blvd in Koreatown, Anju House is a great option for those that want to take a step back from the hustle and bustle of center of this neighborhood. What really impressed me was their combos that are perfect for a party of two. It's a great way to just order something and wipe your hands clean, as opposed to potentially getting stuck picking and choosing from their menu. That said, one thing that I will have to ding them for is the communication. We were a bit concerned when it took appx 30 minutes for the food to come out, but on the flip side everything was delivered all at once. It definitely would've been nice to have been either given the option of having things sent out one at a time/all at once, or just communicated that it would take a bit since all 3 dishes would be delivered together. Other than that, great vibes would definitely come back again read more
Walking into Anju House feels less like arriving at a restaurant and more like you accidentally wandered into someone's backyard barbecue, if someone had a flare for Korean fusion and talent for hiding parking space is like they're a part of an escape room challenge. Even the valet can be challenging, so an Uber or a scooter in the trunk might be a good idea. The vide is like Mi Casa es su Casa without the old Korean grandmother staring you down. Anju snacks to be enjoyed with alcohol I am boy they lean into it. So do cocktails are everywhere, all engineered and designed to make you forget the menu reads like a crossover episode of a Korean street food challenge, and cottage food cookoff. Okonomi Yaki Fry's?. Is this Japanese, is it Korean, is it American? Buried under kewpie mayo and takoyaki sauce with chili powder and Bonito flakes (aka kastuboshi, aka hanakutsuo, aka gattsoobushi, aka yummy seafood flavor) I really enjoyed this delicious identity crisis. It reminds me of myself. The dukboki is classic Korean street food of rice cakes, drowning in a sweet and spicy sauce. Not overly sweet, and not overly spicy, it's actually bland. So I think it caters more towards an American style third generation Korean taste bud than than a traditional, scorch the roof of my mouth and make the heat sizzle my mouth style. Which makes it perfect pairing with alcohol. In fact, it makes me want to enjoy more cocktails. Then there's the cheese corn, which is exactly what it sounds like corn and cheese. But who knew something so simple could be so dramatic when grilled on a flat iron to perfection and has a stretchy cheese bathed in creamy roasted corn that has a nice chew and goes well again, with cocktails. And Anju house is a great place for cozy dinner party, part Korean drinking den, chaotic fusion experience, and it really works. The foods are great. The drinks are better and the parking is boss. Thank you for the staff and service for being a patient host. read more
1 month ago
Service was quick and food made fresh. Their sweet potato fries was fun snack to eat. Thinly cut, crispy, and the powdered sugar dust wasn't too much. It was a fun to eat one thin strip at a time! The pasta was creamy and savory. It had clams, mussels, scallops, and shrimp. Great dishes. Cool, chill vibe...cute outdoor seating. Would return again for another experience! read more
Came on a Friday night & service was super quick once seated! They also have a cute waiting room in the front fully decked out for xmas which is nice. From ordering to getting the food & paying, they were quick with it which I appreciated. My group ordered combo C w/ Rose Dukboki & Jampong, which came with a free bottle of soju/beer. We chose soju! We also ordered kimchi bacon pasta seeing it was their bestseller too. All the food was delicious & perfectly seasoned, flavorful. Rose dukboki had perfectly chewy rice cake, egg, fishcake. Jambong had a variety of seafood: mussel, crab, shrimp, + thick noodles. Kimchi bacon pasta was so creamy! My only complaint was they gave us burnt bread with our pasta. Hoping that they can improve on the consistently good quality next time. But great vibes here overall & I like the lively ambiance. Great place to hang out with friends. They also have a cute photobooth in the corner too! Would come back to try their other dishes! read more
First got to the place and tried finding parking. However, we didn't find any so instead we paid for valet. Then waited for about 45min-1hr, there was a dodgers game that day, which was understandable. We got called in after, and the waiters were great and understanding because we still didn't know what to order. Luckily, everything we ordered was amazing. Food came out in a timely manner as well! The fries were great, there was this ranch like sauce but tasted more like a tangy ranch, close to like a salad dressing. Okonomiyaki was very delicious. Was crispy with a soft texture inside. Same with the cracked corn. I did not understand the condense milk, which was a bit scary, but honestly if this is your first time, you should try it, it's addicting. The chicken was also great, the crunch was amazing and the batter to chicken ratio was perfect. I would get that again. Overall, the ambience was not too loud and the restaurant was clean. Restroom was also very clean. Would go here again if it was not too busy. read more
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234 S Oxford Ave
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Are you guys open on Independence day?
Yes we are! Operating regular business hours.
Any vegan options?
Hi Timmy. Yes we do have a few vegan options for appetizers and entrees. We can also turn several…
Do you have a happy hour menu?
Hi Eileen. Our "In This Economy" specials are available daily from Open - 7pm. Thank you for…
Do you offer gift cards?
Hi Letty. We currently do not offer gift cards unfortunately.
Does this restaurant serve large parties for events?
Yes we do! For all inquiries regarding large reservations, please send an email to anjuhousela@gmail.com. Thank you!
For parking, does valet take card or only cash?
Parking takes both cash and credit cards. Thank you!
Do they have bone-in chicken? I only like bone-in.
Hi Truman. Our chicken is made from boneless thigh meat. Thank you!
Can I bring kids to restaurants ? I am planning to do birthday.
Yes. There are different sections in the patio area. I'm sure if you called the place, they can try to accommodate your party. Parking may be a little hard but they do have valet parking.
Do you still have Buy one Get one Event?
Hi Yeonhee. We no longer have that event going on.
Do you guys have happy hour?
Hi Christine. We do not have a happy hour but currently have a Buy One Get One event for all alcohol! Thank you!
Is there ample /free parking or valet - if so how much is valet?
Yes we provide valet parking at the front of our store at $3
What are your hours M-Sun?
Hi Anna. Our schedule for the rest of May will be : Mon - Thursday 5 pm - 10 pm Friday 5 pm - 11 pm…
Do you need a reservation?
Hi Jacqueline. We take walk in and reservation customers.
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