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Another great meal at Jincook. The Bossam was tender, the Spicy Pork Hot Stone was sizzling and full of flavor, and the banchan was fresh. The only thing that stood out was the braised short ribs. They were still tasty, but a little chewier than what I've had at the Buena Park location, where they were much more tender. Great service, generous portions, and authentic Korean comfort food. I'll definitely be back.
I recently visited their Buena Park's location and remembered seeing this location in LA downtown, Little Tokyo. I suggested this place to my friends for a dinner meet up and was pretty embarrassed how I raved about it but this location totally SUCKED!! Should of realized that there was literally no wait on a Friday night even on Yelp wait list. Start of with the food... Prices are more expensive than their OC location. At least $2-$3 pricier for a plate. The food was underwhelming for the price tag. The quantity is less than their other locations. The taste was so bland!!! Banchans was underwhelming too. The selections was something we didn't want a refill on, maybe that's what they wanted? Lol. We ordered the MUSHROOM CURRY. Tasted like those packaged curry house from the market, aside from that, the curry sauce was more runny than thick. $2 extra for an overcooked egg. I ordered the brisket hot stone. $2 extra for an egg ad well. This was what I was craving so bad, and so disappointed I wanted to cry! BLAND! BLAND! BLAND! The hot stone pot obviously was not hot enough or the rice cooked with too much water because I wanted crunchy rice did not even came close to crunchy, even after I left ot on the hot plate for 15 minutes. The plate was kind of wet/moist and it was like steaming it on a hot plate and that's it! The $2 extra for an egg was overcooked on all 3 entrees. Isn't the yolk supposed to be a bit runny to cook on the rice?? My friensd ordered the bimbimbap and asked for no spicy because she can't handle any spice. Waitress said "OK" whatever that means, but failed to address the Kimchi was on the plate. The Kimchi is spicy, could of swapped it out with something not spicy but she never mentioned it. Hot stone on this plate was useless. Never crunched up the bottom of the rice. Instead tasted like steamed veggies with soggy rice. The best thing on the table was the japchae which they forgot about it and brought put to my other friend when the rest of us were almost done with our plates probably 15-20 minutes AFTER the rest of us got out food. No apologies, no acknowledgement. Just said, let me check on it TWICE! Japchae was good but a little to greasy from the sesame oil. Customer service was only non existence, no smiles, no emotions. We felt like us being there was a bothersome. Really? Business for you seemed bothersome! The water was room temperature water, and never came back to refilled it. Service kind of just vanished and took awhile to flag them down to get the anything and the check. Parking could be a nightmare. Street parking only or park at near parking structure for $10- $15 with some walking to get there. We were lucky, found street parking down the street. I could not expressed enough how numb I am feeling with this location and I will never return again!! Go to their Buena Park location where waiters know about their food. Where service is so much better with smiles and because they actually come over to mix your hot stone pot for you and gosh, my gosh, food is so much more delicious. Bigger portions and and prices are lower and THE RICE ACTUALLY GOT CRISPY on the hot stone pot. Lots of free parking too, but they are busy and wait on a weekend could be a little bit long.
Such a good find in Little Tokyo. My hubby and I were craving Korean food and saw that they had a special for tteokboki on Tuesdays, so obviously we had to try that! The bibimbap was delicious and came out nice and hot. It was filling, flavorful, and such a good deal with the happy hour pricing. For a couple of dollars extra, you can add bulgogi but you can also get the bibimbap as a vegetarian dish. Both ways, you will eat a substantial dish. We also got the tteokboki, and the rice cakes had that perfect chewy texture. The sauce had the nice amount of flavor and spice, but be careful. If you say mild, it honestly leaned more medium according to our server. Food came out surprisingly fast. Service was great throughout our meal since we kept asking for water! Everyone left full and hapy. Ambiance is a vibe and it's a fun place to stop after spending the day walking around LIttle Tokyo. Would definitely come back, especially for that deal!
Soooo goood! Visiting some friend in LA and we stopped into JinCook to get dinner -- what a great choice! The dumplings were so flavorful and the hot stone pot was so delicious especially with the crispy rice on the bottom. Service was great, would definitely come back. Food: 4.7 Service: 4.5 Ambiance: 3.9 Value: 4 Marcels foodie score: 4.3
Their pork belly dish was delicious and very tender. Seafood pancake was our table's favorite item of the evening. Rose tteokbokki was a bit on the sweeter side and had a lot more sauce compared to other places. Staff was wonderful and they check on you periodically. They are running a BOGO 50% on alcohol.
Dined in for lunch with a group of 12 people. Luckily we took the two biggest tables there. There was a wait after we got there. Most of the booths were small and it looks like having more than 3 people would be tight. Parking: you can park at judge Aiso parking lot which is close by for cheap. Food: The food was delicious! We loved the crispy seafood pancake that came out hot. The short ribs were amazing! Fall off the bone and tender. The rose tteokbokki was tasty, super cheesy and the flavors mixed well. These are my favorites and must share with a group! Drinks: they have bogo 50% for all alcohol, but we might have missed something. Only our beers were 50% off and not the soju? Idk why. Also, if your group is more than 6 people they charge 18% tip automatically. They charged the tip based on the pre-discounted price.
Our group walked in on a Friday evening without reservations. It took about 15 minutes to get seated. Inside was minimal long restaurant with benches and tables. Food was so good. Soju was buy one get a second bottle half off, so we got all flavors they had. The lemon flavor was the worst, the green grape was the best. Every dish was good. If I had to order again, I would get the garlic suyuk again. I can skip the steamed dumplings if anything. The rose tteobokki wasn't spicy at all so anyone could enjoy it. The braised beef had tteobokki too and we added cheese. This is always a group favorite and I'm glad we ordered one to share.
This place was such a good find. Me and a few friends were hungry after walking around little tokyo so we decided to dine in here. Wow! Everything was sooo delicious! Even the drinks were yummy too. The food came out very quickly and the service was great. I decided to try the mushroom curry hot stone and it was my favorite dish of the night. I can see myself coming back just for the mushroom curry. So flavorful and unique. Everyone enjoyed their food and I can confidently say we were all satiated. Inside was a bit tight and it can get busy so expect a wait. Ambiance was a vibe.
The food here was out of this world. Everything was so fresh and flavorful. The standout was definitely the pork belly rice in the stone bowl. I can't recommend this place enough!
I went here for some KBBQ on a recent work trip. The interior was quaint and reminded me of old school Korea. There were signs and wooden awnings inside that reminded me of classic Korea. We were greeted warmly by the staff and the restaurant was bustling. There were kids and adults at the tables, all enjoying their various dinners. We ordered, LA kalbi for me and I think my coworker had pork. We got four banchans including a couple of kimchi dishes, a spinach namul and tofu dish, and marinated onions with jalapeños. Overall, I'd say the food was on the sweet side. Sweet kimchi, sweeter than I prefer kalbi (though it was pretty tasty) and the onions were sweet as well. Otherwise, the food was good, and the service was also attentive. If you're looking for some Americanized Korean food, this may be your spot, especially when they sprinkle then sear cheese on top of the dishes. I'd come back here again, but I think I'd rather try other KBBQ first. It's worth a try if you are looking for a Korean meal in a pinch.
Good, hearty Korean food in Little Tokyo. Love the complimentary banchan -- something a lot of newer Korean spots have quietly done away with. Interior is nice and staff are friendly. The one downside is the price. Most dishes run $20+, which feels steep when you can get the same quality in KTown or the SGV for less.
I've visited a JinCook at the Glendale branch, but it's nice to see that they opened one up in Little Tokyo. My favorite part about this place is that their restroom is SO CLEAN (for little tokyo!!). Never felt so comfortable in a restroom in LA until here lol. We visited during a Sunday lunch and it was not busy at all. Plenty of tables were open. We ordered quite a few things to share, we got to try the sweet potato cheese curry katsu, garlic suyuk, and the seafood pancake. Everything was so delicious! The garlic suyuk came out first and we all really enjoyed this one. The pork was so soft! The sweet potato cheese curry katsu was also really nice, everything was such a nice balance between the sweet potato, cheese, and curry was all a nice touch. The katsu was also very nice and crunchy! The seafood pancake was also pretty good too, very hefty. I would say it's a bit undercooked(?) so you can taste the batter a bit and everything inside of it, but I thought it was still pretty good since the top layer has a very nice crisp. Generally, portions are pretty huge so it's great we got to share everything. Overall, wonderful lunch here and 10/10 restrooms. Interior decor also very cute.
Great food but okay service. It took a long time for a server to greet the table. After some time passed I noticed that it was just one person waiting the tables and this was during anime expo weekend. So huge respect to the person that was managing everything on the floor. I wished she checked in a little bit more for refills or other things. The tteokbokki was the greatest I've ever had in my life and I definitely recommend to try. We shared with everyone so me plus 3 other people. The curry katsu was very yummy too. My nose started getting all hot and runny because of it but it wasn't anything unmanageable. Check this place out. Now I want to come back to the area to try everything else!!
Awesome place in Little Tokyo DTLA for some "Korean Soul Food", have been no less than three times now. Friendly service, big portions. Pictured is the Jalapeño Cheese Curry Katsu, other favorites would be the Brisket Hot Stone, and both Marinated or Steamed Dumplings. Army Stew was fun, like a version of something you could try to make at home, but just better! read more
8 months ago
Was in town for a trip and craving Galbi-Jjim. I've been to other restaurants with this dish and I would say JinCook does a great job with portions. The order had plenty of braised beef and it was a large serving for the two of us. The restaurant is a little small but cozy. We went on a Sunday night and there was a wait so just be prepared or sign up in advance and walk around the area. (There are plenty of vendors and little shops across the street). We'll definitely be back to this spot if we're in the area. read more
I heard a lot of things about Jincook and I was happy to see there was a location in Little Tokyo that's super easy to get to via Metro! They serve truly comforting Korean comfort food that hits really hard when it's cold outside. We got the sweet potato katsu curry at the recommendation of my friend. The curry was a wee bit salty but the sweet and savory combination of sweet potato and katsu was was a lovely balance. Rice had a good chew to it. Hanbat has better seolleongtang, but the broth here was still pure. Kimchi was on the sweeter end. The interior is very cute! read more
6 months ago
I honestly can't stop thinking about this meal. Jincook in Little Tokyo was so insanely good. The service and ambience were great. It wasn't very busy when we went, which made the whole experience really relaxed and enjoyable. The staff was super attentive and everything came out quickly. Food-wise... wow. Pretty much everything we ordered was a 10/10. The tofu stew was actually better than BCD (which I didn't think was possible), and the galbi jjim was even better than Sun Nong Dan's.. super tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The standout dish was the sweet potato cheese curry. I'm not exaggerating when I say OMFGGGGG. The sweet potato with the rich curry and melted cheese was unreal. Comfort food at its absolute best. I would come back just for that dish alone. The only thing that didn't blow me away was the garlic suyuk, but even that was still good, just not on the same level as everything else. It is a little on the pricey side, but honestly after tasting the food I totally get it. Everything was just so well executed. Overall: WOW WOW WOW. Every dish was packed with flavor and you can tell they really care about the quality of the food. read more
1 year ago
I don't go to little Tokyo much, but I was surprised to find that this place didn't have any wait. The food was good but I wouldn't say I was super impressed. The soup had a little bit of an off flavor/smell, like it was sitting out for too long, so we ended up not really being able to eat it. Service was great and the place is clean. I enjoyed the food and drink other than the soup :') read more
Food and portions were amazing!! Korean is my favorite cuisine so I am a bit biased. The restaurant is in the heart of Little Tokyo but there is a parking garage down the street you can park in for a few bucks. The inside of the restaurant was surprisingly bigger than I expected and was nice and clean. Service was good as well. The portions are big and great for family style meals. Ordered half portion of the Garlic Suyuk, Braised Beef Short Rib, Seafood Pancake, and their new menu item which I believe was a chicken cold noodle (different from the traditional cold noodle). Pretty solid taste overall and not too salty in my opinion. Shared among 3 people, we had a lot of food left so it could definitely feed 4 people comfortably. I would totally come back!! Maybe to a different location or whichever location is closer to me at the time. read more
5 months ago
FOOD 10/10 SERVICE 10/10 AMBIANCE 10/10 Food was amazing, my first time here with my best friend! I have relatively a small stomach and I struggle with eating due to an ED but their food is super light and yummy I didn't want to stop eating but I couldn't eat anymore !! I wish I could literally eat with my eyes. Also they have coke #ILOVECOCACOLA Service was so great! The servers were so sweet we had a man with glasses and he was so freaking kind and checked up a lot. I asked questions (I'm pretty shy, again my first time there) and you could hardly hear me and I was NOT making eye contact and they were SO FRIENDLY. Also LGBTQ FRIENDLY I have lesbian pins all over my bag and they didn't discriminate against me. As an autistic individual as well it's pretty hard to feel like you're not being judged by servers but they were so kind!!! Ambiance was great, literally just playing KATSEYE lol. #bringbackmanon. Please come here they are amazing. read more
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I liked the garlic suyuk. Its pork belly in beef bone broth with garlic sauce was tender with really good flavors of meat. I really like this pork belly because the seasoning is good and it is almost like pork curry with good enough sauce. Then I ordered their Traditional pork soup. This soup was a clear broth but it was not flavorful as the other dish. Meats in the soup were tender and almost like the ones in pho. The soup comes with a side of cup of rice. The rice noodles in the soup were soft and I think this dish might be good for the babies. Good service was provided with foods came out warm and fresh and delicious. Will come back to try other dishes from here. read more
This place was across from the Little Tokyo Japanese village and we wouldn't have tried it out if out weren't for these great reviews so I must concur that it was quality and delicious with good service and recommendations from our server, Vivi. Since it's Friday and we follow the Tradition of giving up meat on Fridays since Jesus offered the ultimate Sacrifice of His life for us on a Friday, we give up the pleasure of eating meat on Friday. Thankfully the mushroom japchae and bimimbap were options with bonchon were available and they were so fresh and delicious... filling and nutritious. Thanks for the help in deciding what to eat, Vivi. read more
1 year ago
Authentic Korean food, amazing banchan (side dishes), and exceptional service. What more could you ask for? Really enjoyed the beef sulangtang, delicious noodles and authentic soup. The Brisket Hot Stone and Garlic Suyuk were so generous in portion size. Really great and tender meat - seasoned to perfection. Honestly can't go wrong with any selection. Really loved the atmosphere of the restaurant, well spaced between customers and the ability to enjoy conversations in an appropriately well lit space. Loved how quickly the food came out! read more
4 months ago
Didn't know there was a JinCook in Little Tokyo until now. Would rate this more like a 3.5 star review but I'll round up. The restaurant itself is clean and has a nice ambiance. The food we ordered was portioned fairly for the price. The chicken kalguksoo tasted more chinese flavored due to the fried shallots, so I would say I prefer Hangari Kalguksoo more for noodles. The fried chicken and Rosé tteokbokki were great tho! The rosé was more sweet than spicy tho. Overall, I think its a solid place. If I came another time, I would try their recommended items instead. read more
1 year ago
Service: service was good, food came out quickly and efficiently! They gave 4 side dishes, my fav was the kimchi, so so flavorful! I'm not sure if they offer banchan refills Parking: parking is tricky in little Tokyo, would suggest parking in one of the public parking structures and walking towards restaurant Ambiance: the restaurant was nicely decorated, ample indoor seating! Food: Pork katsu curry 9/10: I loved it. Flavor was so good, gives coco ichibanya curry a run for their money Korean pancake 8.5/10: The pancake was crunchy and sauce was flavorful. The pancake was huge Hot stone bibimbap 7/10: It was yummy but not mind blowing. A good classic! Galbi 9/10: Meat was so tender and flavor was absolutely delicious! Just a bit expensive for the price imo. read more
3 months ago
I would say we had a very satisfying meal in this place. My 3 kids 8 to 14 liked the food. Ambiance is perfect for a Seoul vibe. Fast service, food came in a decent time, enough time that you know they didn't just make food in haste like fast food. Staff are courteous. This place is highly recommended! read more
1 month ago
Went on April and have been thinking about this place since. Hoping to be able to go back some time soon since the food was amazing. Some of the best food I have ever had. I had an incident with the hot tofu soup accidentally flying into my eyes since it was boiling hot, but the waiter was kind enough to bring me good quality eye drops. The food was served in a really good amount of time, even though the place was packed. The place has a nice chill vibe, perfect spot to hang out with a date or your friends. read more
Stopped by on a Sunday night and it was about an 1hr wait. We decided to wait and it was worth it. Service was great...a little slow but they were busy. Banchan were the usuals. We ordered the Braised Beef Shortrib and Stone Bibimbap (with no meat) to go with the entree. We also got the Marinated Dumpling. Everything was excellent! We were a party of three and there was plenty of food for us. We even had leftovers. Looking fwd to coming back to try their soups next time I'm in the area. read more
4 months ago
Oh my god -- my dinner at JinCook was the highlight of my trip down to SoCal. We ordered the galbi-jjim... and it was sooooo dang delicious. It definitely gives Daeho (a NorCal staple) a run for its money. The banchan was also really good. I can't wait to come back. read more
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Our second time dining at this restaurant, polite and quick service. Kimchi is on point! Our all time favorite is the Tteokbokki, but everything we have tried is exceptional! Recommend read more
19 days ago
4/12/2025 - This JinCook located at Little Tokyo Los Angeles has a few better tasting dishes than others, e.g., Galbi-jjim, the braised beef shortrib is very tasty, and the curry from Sweet Potato Katsu Cheese Curry was flavorful - mixing curry with rice yields another tastful dish. Japanese Village Plaza has a big parking structure, but often the lot is full. read more
1 year ago
Food was delish. My friend who loves seafood pancake didn't like the one here. The galbi jjim is decent but not as soft as it usually is. It helps to have small pieces though. There was potato in it but usually its radish and chestnuts. Both not found in the dish. Pork belly was good. Army stew hit the spot robbing my white rice. Rose rice cakes were good too. Our belly button was bigger than our stomach this day. There was no soju and beer which is unfortunate bc all the food served here is basically bar food which requires the bar drinks. Parking- probably street or paid lots. read more
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Dear Christine K…
5 months ago
Favorite sit down Korean spot in the valley. The sides and food are so good, very much comfort food vibes. The staff is also really nice and friendly. Love coming here! read more
2 months ago
the food was pretty good we had the tteokboki and bulgogi w rice and it was really good. our server was hendrik and he made sure we were doing good and was attentive, moved us to the table we wanted, and always kept an eye out. i like this place and u should come here if u want a tasty place w a shareable plates . #yay read more
10 months ago
Jincook has this way of pulling you in with warmth before you even take your first bite. We've visited several times now, and each return feels like settling into a familiar rhythm - cozy booths, casual K-pop humming in the background, and banchan that arrives with the kind of freshness you can smell before you taste. Their kimchi is bright, crisp, and made daily; it sets the tone for the rest of the meal. Tonight we stopped in around 9 PM after our Korean BBQ plans fell through, and the dining room was quieter than usual. But that actually made the whole experience feel even more intimate - like a late-night comfort spot you stumble into and suddenly remember why you keep coming back. Intro with Banchan & Atmosphere As always, the banchan came out immediately, and their kimchi continues to be one of our favorites in LA. The server mentioned it's made fresh every day, and you can taste that brightness and crunch. One detail I love each visit is the brass dishware. My partner once mentioned how brass was historically used by Korean royalty because it could change color if food was poisoned. Whether fact or folklore, it adds charm and makes the dining experience feel just a bit more special. Bathrooms are clean, wheelchair accessible, and the staff here is usually warm and attentive. Tonight's server seemed new - slightly formal at first - but she warmed up quickly and was genuinely friendly by the end. I've been here before and remembered the friendly waiter Vivi by name. Tonight's Dish Details Jincook's menu covers a little bit of everything: soups, stews, sizzling plates, katsu, noodles, dumplings, and Korean bar food. There are a few vegetarian-friendly options (kimchi pancake, mushroom dumplings, cold noodles), but it's not primarily a vegetarian restaurant. Seafood Pancake (Haemul Pajeon) Still the undefeated champion of our Jincook visits. - Perfect crispy edges - Soft and savory interior - Loaded with seafood and scallion - Excellent dipping sauce that balances heat, tang, and salt One of the best seafood pancakes you can find in Downtown LA (I have tried over a dozen). Spicy Pork (Jeyuk Bokkeum) Served sizzling on a hot plate - always a good sign. - Tender, caramelized pieces - Sweet-and-spicy sauce - Not too salty - Generous portion to share between two We asked for extra spicy, but they weren't able to adjust the heat tonight. Still a great choice, especially with rice. Beef Short Rib Soup (Galbi-tang / Kang) A bowl of pure comfort. It arrived literally boiling, which is exactly how galbi-tang should arrive. - Clean, soothing broth - Glass noodles swirling like they're doing their own little dance - Tender rib pieces - Served with rice to complete the meal It tastes like something straight from a Korean home kitchen. FINAL THOUGHTS - Why Jincook Stays in Our Rotation Jincook isn't flashy, trendy, or overly modern - and that's exactly why it works. The biggest factors we return for: - Warm, comforting dishes - Friendly service - Cozy booth seating perfect for dates - Great banchan (especially the kimchi) - Accessible bathrooms and a clean dining space - Relaxed atmosphere with soft K-pop Whether our original dinner plans fall through or we're intentionally hunting for Korean comfort food in Little Tokyo, Jincook always delivers. We'll definitely keep coming back. read more
4 months ago
I heard very good things about the tteokbokki here and it absolutely delivered! Hendric was a very kind and attentive server, I would love to bring some friends here, the portions ended up being a lot bigger than expected which was great. read more
Food was delicious and piping hot! Love the banchan. Had refills of spinach and tofu and jalapeño and onions. So good! Service was on point, friendly and helpful. Ambiance is just like I would be in Korea. Cute. read more
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Dear Irene Q,…
6 months ago
Service was nice, everyone is sweet. Food was ok. Lemonade is not freshly made taste more like a powder of some sort. Was a bit different from other traditional spots. Wasn't a win for me. Kimchee was yummy on the crunchier side. Cute spot. read more
I absolutely love everything about this cute little place! From the service to the ambiance and the grand finale .... THE FOOD! Cute for date night, or friends night out. Small little spot , so no big parties, but for the more intimate events in life, JinCook is the place you want to be! Let me not forget to tell you all that they have nice portions Don't hesitate , just go check them out already read more
6 months ago
I enjoy it's small location but that is what is great about service. The service was personal and food came out fast. The food is right spicy level and good portion. Will come back with in LA read more
5 months ago
The bibimbap has plenty of gochujang, giving it that bold, spicy kick that ties everything together without overpowering the other ingredients. The portion size is generous so arrive hungry. read more
5 months ago
First time being here and definitely coming back everything we ate was delicious and not to mention the good service and ambiance read more
Really authentic Korean food in Little Tokyo! We went in for lunch and the servers were super friendly. The braised beefy short rib is a must order dish! The Curry Katsu was also a big portion. We also order the bulgogi hot stone and it was yummy! The place was clean and we enjoyed dinning in. read more
Service is friendly and attentive: It's the only thing they score 1). Mushroom Japchae: Various mushrooms fried w/glass noodles. It's totally tasteless! Glass noodles were all tangled sucked together mushy nasty oily bland w/heavy oil taste. Mushrooms were not well blended as well no flavor at all. 2). Beef Bone Broth1-star Thin slices beef are chewy like rubber band Broth got such a strong beef smell...buttery color in broth as ir looks good BUT it's not tasty at all. 3). Marinated Dumpling: 1-star It's served as of a compliment dish for soft opening. Minced pork mix was flavorful, yet the dumpling skin was so thick as of 3-inch or so Not a good sign for a new spot while doing their soft opening to introduce their food items to new potential customers... serving very bad dishes, and it's not worth it. I do not want to match w/all other raving reviews, Im only telling how I feel as of a foodie. read more
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Young Jun L.
Dear Rong F,…
4 months ago
The Food was beyond phenomenal. We ended up getting Rose Tteokokki, kimchi pancake, steamed dumplings, marinated dumplings, sweet and spicy gangjung and many other things. I can Honestly say I will be returning. The people where great and very friendly. It was mother's day so they gave flowers to the 6 mothers that we took to eat. I believe we were the noisy ones because the place is very nice and it seems like a place to eat and relax. I highly recommend coming to eat here. Andy was friendly and Alex and Kimberly were great. I really enjoyed this place. read more
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337 1st St
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Little Tokyo, Downtown
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