Came here on a Friday night and the restaurant wasn't super busy. We ordered the Grandma Tteokbokki with toppings and cheese on top. Got soondae and rice balls on the side. Everything came out super quickly and tasted great. We got spice level 2 and that was perfect for the right amount of heat without it being too spicy to enjoy. Service was good as they brought the food to our table and refilled our waters without us having to ask. I really enjoyed my meal here and would come back again read more

Halgatteok - Grandma () Tteokbokki Soondae Rice Ball - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Another Tteokbokki franchise has landed in Koreatown, but Halgatteok is a bit different just because they use a different type of rice cake. Instead of using regular rice cakes, it is known for its large, long, and thick garaetteok. Garaetteok is just another kind of tteok (rice cake) that's usually eaten with rice syrup, soy sauce, sugar, or as is for dessert in Korea. But, they have other traditional rice cakes available as well. One order of tteokbokki comes with three thick pieces of garaetteok, some fishcakes, sliced green onions, and one egg for about $13. You can choose the spicy level from 1 to 3, but even level 3 is not spicy, at least not for me and my friends. It's nowhere near spicy in my honest opinion, but it is flavorful. My friends and I thought it was a bit overpriced for the portion, but every other tteokbokki chain in Koreatown is very expensive for what is supposed to be cheap street food in Korea. Halgatteok also offers numerous sides like mini kimbap, fried veggies, fried seaweed roll, and even fried garaetteok. It's a small portion, ranging from $4 and up per dish. If you think that's not enough, you can also add more rice cakes to your plate by getting them from the bar, along with many other options like flat glass noodles. It is sold by weight at $3.49 for a quarter pound. I grabbed 2 garaetteok and 4 flat glass noodles, and it was over $9, so I don't have much to say. Tteokbokki is just okay in my opinion, but the texture of soft but chewy garaetteok is very pleasing. As I mentioned above, it's not spicy at all, so if you want your food spicy, this place isn't the best. Sides are good, especially the mini kimbap when it's dipped in the sauce. Fried vegetables are crispy and crunchy and go perfect when dipped in the tteokbokki sauce. Fried vegetables are probably my favorite. Gimmari or Fried Seaweed Roll is nothing special. You can get that at a grocery store and just pop it in the air fryer for a much cheaper option. Another minor thing that bothered me was the names on the menu. I know the word tempura is widely used for fried foods but I think it might have been better to name it as fried shrimp, fried vegetables, fried sweet potato instead of vegetables tempura for example. They have other flavors besides traditional red spicy tteokbokki, like Rose, which is mixed with cream, and Jjajang, known as black bean sauce, which is commonly eaten with noodles at Korean-Chinese restaurants. You can also add cheese as a topping, and they will give you enough. I came here not long after the grand opening, and service was extremely slow, but when I visited recently, it had gotten a lot better knowing that it had died down, seeing less people in the restaurant. Some may argue that the price is reasonable, but I disagree. I think it's overpriced, but I would come back just for the garaetteok and the mini kimbap. Service is limited, but this one server who's always there tries hard to fulfill our requests but is not prompt. First, grab a table to sit at or just go order at the counter, and they will ask you where you are sitting. Then, take the receipt and wait for the food. Once you're done eating, go back to the counter and pay. There is a 3% service fee added to every transaction on top of regular tax. Parking is available at the valet for $3 or on the street. read more

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AMAZING FOOD!!! I'm a huge fan of tteokbokki so when I found this gem in K-Town I was ecstatic. I absolutely adore the set up where you select your base (we chose the original grandma tteokbokki at spice level 2) and you pick your add-ons at the topping bar. There's a large selection of fishcakes, noodles, and rice cakes! They even have cooked add-ons as well. After you make your selections you go to the counter and they weigh your toppings. The food is brought out fully cooked and in a giant serving pan! The flavors were perfect and definitely felt like home. Perfect for sharing too!! Staff is very attentive and brought us lots of water lol. Parking is typically free on weekdays/weekends before 6pm! read more

Halgatteok - Grandma Tteokbokki spice level 2! - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My favorite place for kimbap their mayak galbi is a must have. Literally dream of it. Their grandma tteokbokki is sooo good and their rice cake was so chewy and soft. I love that it's a no frills kinda place. There's a station where you can customize your tteokbokki and add more toppings. I also really like their rose tteokbokki too. It's more creamy and cheesy. The service there is really nice, the staff are super sweet people. read more

Today was my fourth visit to the restaurant, and unfortunately, it left me very disappointed. I added some toppings to my Tteokbokki, but when it arrived, I noticed that some of the toppings I had requested were missing. Also, there were a couple of strands of noodles in my food that I had never added. I overheard another table nearby experiencing the same issue - missing toppings and even hair in their food. When I brought this up to the employee, she apologized and mentioned there was a problem in the kitchen. While I appreciate the apology, it left me feeling unsatisfied, especially considering I paid extra for the missing topping based on its weight. I wish there had been some additional action taken to solve the situation. Very disappointed. read more

Halgatteok - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Underrated tteokbokki!! Stumbled upon this restaurant while in the area and decided to order two things: tteokbokki and tempura! The food came out incredibly fast, and the was tteokbokki delicious!!!! The sauce was very good, very good in comparison to the many tteokbokki sauces I have eaten in restaurants. The prices were reasonable and we were able to share one dish between four people! read more

Halgatteok - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

First things first, you have the order at the counter and will pay after your meal! If you want to add things, please let them know BEFORE or it might be too late and you won't be able to make any changes. There are no instructions around the restaurant soo please be aware!! Lady behind the counter could be a bit more kind in explaining this. The rice were so perfect and billowy and every bite was carb perfection. Level 2 was just as spicy as shin ramen and all the extra sides were delish. Highly recommend! read more

Halgatteok - Grandma tteokbokki, rose tteokbokki, mayak kimbap, mullteok - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Tried both Rose and Grandma's dokkbokki, both were just ok. The rice cakes were a bit too hard and the sauces a bit a too thick. Even level 2 spicy is very spicy so just be aware if you're not in the mood for that. Also, both came with a hardboiled egg that was overcooked, a little grey by the yolk. I guess the price is ok, considering how expensive things can get in the area, but it doesn't seem worth it unless their prep improves. It's in a lot that tends to be very busy at night, so be prepared to look for street parking. There are meters nearby. read more

Came here with my family for tteokbokki. I really enjoyed the experience of choosing what we wanted and the wait was not too bad. We came when it wasn't busy. The food was good! We took the tteokbokki to-go. read more

Gave this place two chances. First time, they brought out the original, as you can see......the eggs. It looks like someone bit into the egg and they reused it? When i asked the server, she said its because they use cold eggs. So sometimes it can get broken like that? But when i checked for the missing half, it was nowhere to be found. Next day i went for the second time. Food took 40+ mins. With missing toppings. Gave us side dishes we didnt even order. Told us we ordered it because the food came out. Not nice. Took it back without any apology. Turns out it was for another customer. I dont think i would be going back read more

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Outstanding Korean family restaurant. We ordered mala style with garae ttoek, regular grandma original style with milttoek but you can make own your vegi or meat or seafood style, too. And fish cake soup, noodle sausage, and Kimbap! Everything was super delicious and portions are to share with 6ppl. Prices are great and service is very nice, the owners are super kind. The place is cozy and the bathroom also clean. Highly recommended!!! :-D read more

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Hmm... I don't think this is worth $11... $11(excluded tax) with only small portion of food. Staff was very friendly, but the price was not at all. Hope it will change later the future. Updated: I just checked other people's pictures, and looks like all the customers get different size and portions of it which is not right.. read more

Halgatteok - Soondaw - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My friend and I were craving Korean food and Halgatteok was on our list to try. There's a small lot which is a plus for ktown. Service isn't the best. We didn't know the process to order and just stood around for a few minutes until we asked another customer bc the servers ignored us. We selected our toppings first then paid at the counter and got seated after. The toppings bar had a very limited selection and was mostly empty. We got the Grandma Tteokbokki with Garae Tteok and the Mayak Gimbap. The tteok was so chewy and flavorful. Gimbap tasted as expected but paired nicely with the spice. The food was pretty pricey so I won't be a regular, but would come back to try their Rose and Mala tteok if I'm in the area. read more

Halgatteok - Grandma Tteokbokki with Garae Tteok and Mayak Gimbap - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

our group of 6 ordered the following items to share: grandma tteokkboki (spice level 2), rose tteokkboki (spice level 1), fish cake soup, soondae, sweet potato tempura, shrimp tempura, rice ball, mayak gimbap, and squid tempura. everything was tasty and the perfect amount for sharing. food came out fairly quickly and service was great, we were checked on for water refills pretty often. our group came in on a tuesday evening so it was not too crowded or loud. the location has maybe 6-7 sets of tables for seating and is located in a plaza with boba for dessert after if you have room after. read more

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Overall taste was not bad but it's not the best. We tried grandma tbk, rose tbk, mayak kimbap, shrimp tempura, fried seaweed. Service was actually pretty good. Greetings and service tone of voice and overall great. We added the toppings for rose tbk we added about 6 flat noodle and 2pcs of fish cake for $9.50 wooah!!! What a rip off! Package of flat noodles at market cost about 3.99 smh. Anyways I thought topping station price did not make sense whatsoever. This rose tbk with added topping was about $25 and serving size was for 1-2 ppl portion. Considering yupdduk serving size for 3-4 ppl for less than $25 this place is pricer than other ktown tbk places. Grandma tbk was basic nothing special we liked rose more than grandma. Ramen added on was $3.56 which I thought was reasonable for the size. For Mayak kimbap if you love sesame oil go for it!!! If you don't like sesame oil don't because they literally drench the kimbap in sesame oil. Due to the kimbap being drenched in Sesame oil you can't taste any other ingredients but sesame oil. Other sides were ok nothing special. I would give a another try for other flavors but would not do any added toppings. read more

Halgatteok - Grandma Tteokbokki with Ramen - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My friend and I stumbled upon Halgatteok after getting Damo and were definitely glad we did! Jjajang tteokbokki with garaetteok ($13) - The GARAETTEOK is SO CHEWY. You definitely have to put in some work to cut it, but I think this was BY FAR something I would come back for. I did like the jjajang sauce, which felt a little lighter than I was expecting but added a nice savory flavor to the meal. I would say that for the spice levels you can definitely go up a level from what you might order at other places. I would love to try other sauces and definitely think you could order multiple items to try with friends! :) Mayak kimbap ($9.50) - This wasn't bad, but I definitely agree that it is a bit pricey for what you get and does have a lot of sesame oil. However, that was what I was craving when I went so I was pretty satisfied. For the price compared to portion given, I do think it was pretty expensive but a good treat here and there. The parking complex also has free parking, so definitely take advantage of that. :) read more

Halgatteok - Mayak Gimbap (8 Pcs) - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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One of my fav spicy rice cake place in la! The tteokbokki tasted exactly like the one you would taste at your grandparents - meaning it tasted so homemade. The mayak kimbap and soondae were both PHENOMENAL and I'm really picky with them as I grew up eating them. The Multeok fish cape was wasn't really my favorite as the broth was a bit too bland for me, and the multeok (busan's famous water rice cake) wasn't what I imagined it to be. Overall, 9/10 and I would definitely bring my friends here! read more

Halgatteok - Gimmari Fried Seaweed Roll (5 Pcs) - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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All the menus are authentic and its the best bunshik in Los Angeles! My family and I have tried all different types of spicy rice cake restaurants in LA and they have all disappointed us, however, halgatteok out won all the restaurants! Their spice level is perfect, the rice cakes are cooked well! We highly recommend trying their side menus like their gimbap, soondae, and tempuras! Will definitely come back read more

Halgatteok - Grandma Tteokbokki Mayak Gimbap () Squid Tempura ( ) Soondae - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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OMG YAAAASSSS I love this place!! Everything is super flavorful and so so good! Also, do not be fooled you think you can eat an entire bowl by yourself but trust me you can't lol! Also, I loved the added toppings bar, make sure to get some of the noodles they pair so well with oh my gosh the rice cakes!! I loved how thick and soft they were they had the perfect texture. The worker was super friendly and nice, and she had our food done super quick. I will definitely be back I love fat rice cakes! read more

Halgatteok - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My favorite tteokbokki spot in ktown! Love how you can customize everything. Affordable prices and good variety:)))) read more

Halgatteok - Grandma Tteokbokki, Mayak Gimbap (8 Pcs), Gimmari Fried Seaweed Roll (5 Pcs) - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I had mara mil ttokbokki and it was really good! I will come back and try other food!

My friend and I have been wanting to try this place since we heard it opened and it did not dissappoint. You order at the counter and they give you a number and bring your food to your table. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We shared Jjajang Tteokbokki with garae tteok and mayak gimbap. Both very good, I liked to dip the gimbap in the leftover sauce from the tteokbokki. We did not add any extras but they do have a toppings bar you pay by the lb. Always nice to find a restaurant that has parking in ktown. read more

I have a rotating list of rice cake spots in K-Town and this has become a quick new staple. Love the large one piece rice cake and I find the sauce to be quite balanced in its flavors. Also loved the gimbap and the squid. I do find that the fish cake soup was not my favorite here, it was just too much fish cake for me personally. Also the food here is so beautifully packed for to-go, in heat sealed containers and all. It's usually a whole ordeal to get your rice cakes and soup home in constant panic of it spilling somehow, but I'm a big fan of their packaging and care even for to-go orders All in all, I'd recommend this as a pick up/delivery treat more than in person, as the ambience is quite dead and it feels more awkward than cozy to eat there. It's probably because everyone does order online lol With that said, the staff was nice and helpful! read more

Located in a busy plaza, Halgatteok is an underrated tteokbokki shop which a great selection of sauces, sides, and rice cakes. Valet parking is only $3 and it was fairly empty on a Tuesday night. We got 3 mains and 1 side to share between 3 people. We didn't want anything too spicy so level 1 was perfect for us. The garae style tteok was so unique and had an amazing texture - I would definitely recommend trying this out with the Rose Tteokbokki, which was our favorite out of all the different dishes. The sauce was very unique and addicting to eat. The Grandma Tteokbokki was pretty standard, but getting it as level 2 spice with cheese really helped elevate the taste. We also really enjoyed the Jjajang Tteokbokki with ssal tteok - I've never tried combining jjajang with tteok but it was an amazing combo. The Mayak Gimbap side is also a good try! read more

Halgatteok - Grandma Tteokbokki ,Rose Tteokbokki, Jjajang Tteokbokki, Mayak Gimbap - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

A really solid spot for tteokbokki in ktown! We had the rose tteokbokki and the sauce was savory and flavorful. We also ordered the fish cake gimpbap and it paired really nicely. There is a self serve bar where you can pick your own toppings and I highly recommend adding the thick glass noodle because it added a great texture! This spot is a bit pricier but everything was delicious. I came on a weekday late night and paid $3 for valet parking in their lot. read more

Halgatteok - Rose Tteokbokki - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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This is the only place in ktown that has Rose Tteokbokki! Rose is the bomb. Throw some soondae and gimmari in there and your wife gon love you. read more

Halgatteok - Rose Rose Tteokbokki Soondae Gimmari Fried Seaweed Roll (5 Pcs) - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

We loved this location when it was a stand alone in the same plaza. After they combined with Two Zone, their service dropped dramatically . We were greeted by a man who had an attitude of "why are you even here?" when we attempted to order the ddukbokki. The vibe is also very different because Two Zone is a bar/fried chicken place and the original location was more homey. We will never return to this location again and will be going to a different location. Luckily the food turned out similar to the original location. read more

Located in the Oxford Plaza, this ddukboki spot might be my favorite in Koreatown this far. This spot in Koreatown never stays for too long but I really hope that this one lasts. When you enter, you can see the menu on wall over the counter or you can scan the QR code at every table. When you're ready to order, you can approach the counter. If you want toppings from the toppings selection, you grab a bowl and a set of tongs and they charge you per 1/4 pound of the weight of all the toppings combined. They have an assortment of noodles, tofu, fish cakes, additional eggs, and vegetables. The food: We ordered three items: the mayak kimbap, odeng soup, and the rose ddukboki. Mayak kimbap This is a trendy street food in Korea. It's rice, veggies and fish cake rolled in a sheet of seaweed and finished with sesame oil and seeds. This is complimented by the sweet sauce they give you. If you've had other kimbap before, it might not be out of this world revolutionary but it does scratch that kimbap itch. Odeng soup I have had many a 오뎅탕 in my life and I will say this one is solid. It comes with three skewers and assortment of different fish cakes (i.e. the fish balls, the fish cakes with veggies, and tofu skin). The broth is solid and is very refreshing. Rose ddukboki So the ddukboki comes with pieces of odeng, a hard boiled egg, and sausage along with the rice cakes of your choice. You can choose the wheat, rice, or the 가래 (garae) cakes. We went with the garae rice cakes because that's what the establishment is known for. The thick noodles were nice and chewy and complimented the sauce really well. I 100% recommend getting the thick noodles for any of the ddukbokis. I also got the shrimp balls and the fish tofu cakes which were good, but overshadowed by everything else. One thing to note is that the sauce is very savory and that is because I believe they use a bit of bacon or add in the sauce--which, in my opinion, enhances the sauce. You can see and taste the little bacon bits in the sauce as well. We ordered the Level 2 spicy and it was pretty tame but I think the rose sauce isn't meant to be spicy, moreso savory and sweet. I liked that the spice level was'nt intentionally designed to make you suffer like some other chains. The location: The plaza in which this restaurant is located is valet when the restaurant is open, which makes it convenient because you don't have to worry about parking most of the time. Inside the restaurant it is a quaint, small space. Each table has a little metal bin that houses tongs, a pair of scissors, and a ladle. The dining area is nice and clean. The service: The service is great--each server explained to us what each item came with or how to dine here very thoroughly so that we never felt confused. Although Korean is their main language, they have no problem explaining things in English as well. Whenever I had a question they made sure to patiently explain whatever I had a question about. Overall: I can definitely say I will be back again. This restaurant is the most well balanced ddukboki spot in Koreatown. It has many of the familiar tastes of Korean street food but also the option to add a modern twist--you can get different sauces on your ddukboki like jjajang (black bean sauce my favorite) or rose. You can choose different types of rice cake. The spice level isn't super intense and the increments in which the spiciness increases makes sense. However, make sure you watch how many toppings you're adding--3.49 per 1/4 lb will add up quick. Also, I wish they had a beer and wine license because I would love to have some soju with this food. Will definitely be back. read more

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Went here after a concert and it was AMAZING!! One of my new favorites for tteokbokki. For being in LA too, the prices are super duper great. Our entire meal ended up costing about $30, and we split between two people and it was more than enough food. The tteokbokki was a 10/10, again one of the best that I've tried. The rice balls are given to you in a bowl where you make it on your own, they were an 9/10 for me. A bit on the saltier side but other than that you can't go wrong with rice balls! Plus the addition of the pickled radish was really good too. The gimari was a 8/10, this was my first time trying gimari and while I did enjoy it dipped with the tteokbokki sauce it was just a bit too fishy for my taste. The service was really amazing and fast, the lady behind the counter was so sweetie pie. Just know if you do decide to come here the plaza does cost $3 to park in!! read more

Halgatteok - Grandma Tteokbokki, Rice Ball, Gimmari Fried Seaweed Roll (5 Pcs) - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Fav rice cake spot bo doubt. Always wanted to get the rice take thats thic n long, this is the only place that has them made like that in house. Rose sauce also so good, creamy, n not too spicy. Especially he lil food bar you can customize your bowl with is just real nice. Toppings too, all the fried stuff that you would want with your meal. Opens til 12? Chefs kiss No pics lol, too busy going down on the meal. Pictures on next visit lol read more

Grandma tteokbokki was honestly really good. Got rice balls, soondae, and french fries as well. Really good service and would def come back. read more

Halgatteok - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

ordering delivery...tried to order via yelp, but was not working...used doordash and experienced significant added fees, but it was working...pricey, but it was convenient and delivery came within a reasonable time...a variety ordered...mara tteokbokki was the spicy sichuan numbing spice flavor...even at medium spicy, it had some heat to it...the grandma tteokbokki which was the traditional spicy flavor was the better option...these are thicker cut with option to choose from 3 rice cakes...about $20 each...the $15 soodae or blood sausages were just average...same for the $6 fried seaweed, $8 rice balls, $6 squid tempura or the $13 mayak kimbap...mayak meaning illegal drug, so basically trying to portray that these little mini korean seaweed rolls are very addicting....it's food that you would typically find at a korean shijang or outdoor market...basically korean street food, but with california prices...quickly adding up to well over $100 for food, tax and delivery... read more

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very clean and nice employees. calm ambiance and great selection of food! would recommend read more

Halgatteok - Rose Tteokbokki and bongu - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

New Tteokbokki restaurant! I really like rice cake tteokbokki! But nothing special, food is average. 13pcs soondae was $11 without liver or others. 3pcs garae tteok was $13 with boiled egg. The staff were friendly. read more

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It is an awesome k soul food and street food experience. Anytime is good. Lot of people oder through web too. . I already made many trips here. Good and very good. But sometimes, ttekpoki and soup does not seem well mixed like rice cake and spicy soup is not well marinated! read more

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They deserve more 5 star reviews. I had ordered the grandmas tteobokki mild and kimbap. The tteobokki did not disappoint! They have different rice cake options and I chose traditional and different spice levels and I went with mild just in case because my daughter would be eating with me and it was the perfect amount of spice. It was sealed fresh in a to-go container so it wouldn't spill during transit and fairly priced. They also have a build your own bowl bar which I thought was cool. The service was fairly quick even thought I went in to order and the server was patient as I was deciding what to order. They don't have very much seating but it wasn't busy when I went in around 5pm. The parking lot was valet only but I was able to self park since I was only doing a pick up order. Food was ready in about 15 minutes. read more

I had the most heartbreaking experience today. Quick backtrack my partner and I found out about this restaurant on insta.... We've come over 12 times driving 45 min and spending $70+ each time. The food is amazing, the flavor the spice everything is there! You can't deny that! But today the person taking my order misunderstood me (it happens) and added extra to my order. I let her know within 2 min that the order was incorrect . They brought the food out regardless but the server said "the first time it's okay, the next time it's not". After visiting so many times that all the workers recognize me it was really unfortunate to hear such a unnecessary comment. read more

Halgatteok - Grandma () Tteokbokki, level 2 spice, with the 3rd noodles (these are the softest) - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Delicious food and amazing prices. But the staff aren't so friendly and a little bit rude. read more

Great place for Tteokbokki! The food was amazing and the spice level 2 was perfect for me. We added ramen noodles to our tteokbokki which tasted great. The Mayak Gimbap was filling especially if you dip it into the tteokbokki. read more

Halgatteok - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My friend and I drove 40 minutes just to try this restaurant because of how great the photos on Instagram looked! The food was amazing. However, service-wise, at least at the time we ate there... I felt that preferential treatment was given to customers who were/spoke Korean. I'll share 3 instances to support this sentiment: - I entered the restaurant and said table for 2, they told me to write my name and party number down on their paper. Another party came in 10 minutes later, and talked to one of the employees in Korean. I thought they were ordering their food, so I went up there too and asked if I should order my food first before getting seated. They said no they'll take my order after I was seated. That party was seated immediately (before us) for some reason and so we had to wait another 10 minutes to be seated. The table we sat at was the same number as the table of the party that sat down before us. - There were 3 other parties seated at this time (the aforementioned party and 2 others (also spoke to the employees in Korean) that came just a few minutes before us). They were somehow served their food before us and I don't recall them placing their order after they were seated. So all of these parties got to order their food beforehand while they were waiting to be seated... We were just sitting at our table as if we were invisible. We waved to an employee asking if she could take our order and said that we had to walk to the back to make our order... they also didn't bother to explain that we could gather toppings for our tteokbokki. We only found this out after we finished eating when we saw other people doing this. - As we placed our order at the back another party comes in and they're about to give our table away to them even though our stuff is clearly there... I felt that we were treated differently and not asked how we were doing unlike the other tables. Was it because I didn't speak Korean or was disabled? Can't put my finger on why else we would be treated like we were invisible. I was fuming as I ate my food, which was actually a somewhat redeeming feature for its great quality. Tteokbokki was just the right amount of softness. The fish soup was a refreshing palette cleanser, and gimbap was flavorful. Both the delicious food and poor service are unforgettable... in different ways. I hope that your team can be more cognizant in providing better and equal service to whoever walks through the doors of your business wanting to try your food. read more

Halgatteok - Grandma Tteokbokki - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California