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    Jinsol Gukbap - 3rd St

    4.5 (882 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Soup, Barbeque
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
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    Ashley C.

    Overall, it's a good place to eat. Our waitress was incredibly kind. She cut the kimchi in our stew for us and was very attentive, making sure we enjoyed it the best way. The restaurant is clean, and there's a decent amount of space between the tables. It was busy when I visited, making it a great spot for families and friends to gather for drinks, conversation, and a good meal. There's also parking available in the back (it was full on Saturday evening). The complimentary side dishes were just okay. Neither our table nor the table next to us ate much of them. Leek Pancake: Our waitress gave this to us for free. I'm not sure if it was because of a misunderstanding, but either way, it was delicious. As the name suggests, it's packed with leeks and has very little batter. Contains carrots as well. Jeju Pork Noodle: I really enjoyed this dish. You can season it to your liking with the salt provided on the table. The noodles were pleasantly chewy, and the pork was flavorful. It came in a generous portion and was perfect for one person. Kimchi Stew with Pork Belly: Tasty! This dish can easily serve 2-3 people. The broth was rich and flavorful without being overly spicy. It came with a variety of ingredients and paired perfectly with rice. I loved the tteokbokki in it.

    Tina T.

    YUMMY. Pricey but YUMMY. Nothing can beat a cold noodle, hot galbi moment. The flavors here were different from what's offered at the OC, and that edge is what will keep me coming back to enjoy it. Restaurant is large with lots of seating. Write your name down on a list and line along the hallway and wait to be called. Only con was we had to request for more banchan - what was originally placed on our table were 3 sides when everyone else received 6-7.

    Soups - order # 1,2, and 3
    Tiffany C.

    Smaller spot than the location on 8th and a tad hotter in the summer with the AC situation. Delicious food as always - preference for the soondae (#3) soup because of how unctuous and creamy the sausage is. Jokbal is plentiful for the price and I would highly recommend. Kind service and speedy as well! Will be back between both the 3rd and 8th location!

    Spicy Pigs' Feet
    Gubaa M.

    Came here for Spicy Pigs' Feet and really enjoyed every single bite. I really like the way they served in hot sizzling pan. It kept my food hot and tasty. Service was nice and friendly. Ambience was good. Highly recommended "Spicy Pigs' Feet" here. Price and portion were generous. Easy parking spot behind the restaurant.

    10. Marinated Spicy Pork Rib Red Chili Paste : Lunch Special was such a great deal!
    Brian S.

    This is one of the best Korean meals I've ever had in the US. I arrived at 2pm, just in time for the lunch specials (which end at 3pm). There were a few diners but the restaurant was not super busy. I was seated quickly. The menu all looks amazing, I had a hard time deciding, but I chose my favorite Korean dish, spicy pork. The portion was HUGE. There were half a dozen bonchon, a soup, rice, and then probably a pound of spicy pork (which I'm proud to say I did finish). Other than maybe the sliced green onions, which were super plain, the meal was so good. The pork was super tender and flavorful, some of the best I've had. The pricing was great too. With tip, my meal came out to just over $24, a phenomenal price for so much good food. I'll be back for sure, this restaurant was amazing!

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    Karen T.

    This is the place to go for amazing Korean comfort food. It has an authentic vibe that feels cozy and homey. The menu has just the right amount of variety without being too big or overwhelming. My order was taken pretty quickly and the food did not take long at all to be served. My husband and I ordered a few dishes to share: Leek Pancake: A great sharing dish that is served in many slices. The pancake only used a light batter, so most of the flavor was coming from leeks. I enjoyed the garlicky and aromatic flavors that naturally came from the greens. Cold Noodle: Light, refreshing, and the perfect food to eat during warm weather. The ice-cold broth was tangy yet had a clean, savory flavor. I really liked the chewiness of the buckwheat noodles. Beef Short Rib: Very delicious and tender ribs, which were slightly sweet and extra savory. These were juicy and flavorful with a charred flavor on the outside. The meat came off the bones really easily. Pork Soup with Rice: This dish includes a milky, collagen-rich broth that is comforting to eat. Soaking the rice in some broth is a must to get the perfect bite. The pork was thinly sliced and tender, making it super easy to chew. Everything here was so delicious. We were stuffed by the end of our meal, but nothing gave a heavy feeling. Even the service was excellent with friendly staff members. Another bonus is the free parking lot located right next to the restaurant. This restaurant is as good as it gets.

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    Kevin T.

    There's plenty of authentic Korean food in LA/Ktown but there's none like Jinsol Gukbap around. Atmosphere here is just like any Korean restaurant, once you enter, you'll see a wall full of signatures from celebrities that visited the restaurant before. Notable names include S.Coups from Seventeen. Parking is available in the back of the restaurant, free parking but it's a bit tight. Known for their pork soup, that's exactly what my wife and I ordered. Along with that, we also ordered the cold noodle + beef short rib combo. We were also given a plate of leek pancake as service. Our orders were taken quickly and food arrived just as fast. Staff here is friendly and extremely fast, love the energy overall. The leek pancake was a surprise to my wife and I. We usually order seafood pancake so this is pretty similar. The leek certainly takes plenty of the flavoring which is great, very savory and crunchy, a perfect side dish with your soup dishes. As a big fan of cold noodles, Jinsol Gukbaps cold noodles were just as good. Portions are plenty and the ingredients are same as what you usually get at other restaurants. 10/10 dish, highly recommend beef short ribs were wonderful as well, each piece was cut easily and not tough at all. The pork soup w/ rice, their signature is certainly comfort food vibes. The aroma is soothing and the pork portion is insane for a typical pork dish. Overall, a wonderful authentic Korean restaurant with friendly staff, high quality food, and overall good vibes. There's plenty of tables so wait times shouldn't be too long. Absolutely worth checking out Jinsol Gukbap if you're in the area.

    Kendra B.

    This is one my kid's and my favorite spot to go to in Ktown. Their Banchan is so good!! Service is always great here and the ambiance is cozy, it reminds me of Korea. They are so sweet, they found put it was my kid's birthday and they brought out japchae (Korean glass noddles. I only thought you ate seaweed soup on your birthday but I guess you eat both) Great special during the day, only $25 and you get to pick 2 items. They have 2 locations, but I like this one. Food- *boiled pork (delicious, comes with a little pork soup) *special-pork soup and galbijae *unlimited banchan - side dishes.

    Brandon S.

    I am a regular at this jinsol location. The best part is having free parking while eating at a ktown restaurant. I love their pork soup with rice or bibimbap in hot stone pot. When the weather is cold, I order the pork soup. When the weather is hot, I order the bibimbap. The pork soup already has some gochujang at the bottom and mixing it makes the soup gradually spicier but to a still tolerable level. I love that the pork meat is generous and thinly sliced so it stays tender. Depending on how I feel I also add a bit of salt into the soup. Overall, food is consistently delicious. Service is relatively consistent and decent compared to most local korean restaurants.

    Diane K.

    On Saturday, February 21th my whole family went to Jinsol Gukbap for a late lunch. My two brothers had gone out for Korean BBQ and drinks with friends on Friday night and needed something comforting for hangover recovery. In the morning, after getting massages all together, they said they wanted something warm, so we decided on gukbap. This place is especially famous for its pork gukbap, and many well-known Korean celebrities have visited over the years. In the past, it used to be a place where you had to wait quite a long time to get a table, but since we went at a later hour this time, we were happy that we could be seated right away without waiting. My parents and both of my brothers each ordered the pork gukbap and I ordered the bulgogi served in a hot stone pot (ttukbaegi bulgogi). The ttukbaegi bulgogi was a bit sweet, but still tasty. The food here is good, and the staff are friendly, so it's a place we visit from time to time. I think this was probably my fifth visit, but this is my first time writing a review. FYI) There used to be a Korean BBQ restaurant called Dongiljang, which sadly closed during the COVID pandemic. I really loved their Grilled beef sirloin, especially the fried rice they made at the table after the meat. I was very disappointed when they closed. One of the waitresses who used to work at Dongiljang now works here at Jinsol, and as soon as I saw her, I said, "Oh, Dongiljang!" She smiled and said yes--she had worked there before. She greeted us warmly and was very friendly, which made the visit even more memorable.

    Daniel K.

    I love this place and they are the real deal in terms of the pork meat soup. I've been a fan of this place since they opened. The soup and the meat are so good and the pork meat is so tender and nice. The kimchi, side dishes are also so good. They boiled the pork bone broth for 24 hours to make sure the soup is right and perfect. They have really good pork BBQ too. Probably the best pork meat soup in K town LA or perhaps the best in US. The service is friendly and quick as well. The place is clean and well organized too. Did I mention they have $8.99 for soju? Which is almost half price of the other places. I highly recommend this place and I am going to go back there myself soon.

    Amanda M.

    Yummmmmmmm! I have been wanting to go to Jinsol Gukbap for a long time now. So glad I finally made my way out there. The pork belly stew was so delicious. I also loved the banchan. The portion is big enough for 3 people or you're guaranteed some leftovers. They have their own parking lot which is great because parking in the area can be difficult. The staff are friendly & give great recommendations.

    1. Pork Soup with Rice
    Yvonne Y.

    Found this spot on social media and it looked so good. We only had one evening in LA and decided to give it a try. Parking 10/5. Free with plenty of spaces and security on the lot. Vibes 10/5. Cozy and homey with super friendly servers. I ordered the spicy cold noodles with galbi. The noodles hit the spot and were a solid 4/5 though not the best I've had. The galbi was just ok at 2.5/5 and I would skip it next time. Hubby got the pork soup and it was excellent at 4.5/5. It tasted very close to what I had in Korea. We didn't get the saeujeot fermented salted shrimp and I didn't know you could ask for it but you definitely should since it adds so much depth to the soup. I would absolutely order this again. The leek pancake was fresh and crispy at 4/5. I enjoyed it even though hubby didn't love it as much. Their banchan was a little weak which was disappointing. Overall this is a great comfort food spot and worth a visit.

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    found a gem! Omg,…read moretheir Sul Lung Tang (ox bone soup) is really amazing, and their homemade kimchi is just as impressive. The soup has great flavor, and the kimchi pairs perfectly with it. I went in the morning and it seemed like I was the first customer. The lady was very friendly and even asked if I needed more kimchi since my dish was running low. Definitely highly recommend this place, especially if you're looking for a great bowl of Sul Lung Tang and Kimchi.

    Don't underestimate the power of soup ... I definitely had a bit of hesitancy going in due to the…read morelimited menu (basically soup exclusive) but actually was a delicious meal! Food (8/10) - The broth itself was absolutely packed with flavor (even with no additions). It had a super clean flavor but had deep umami notes from the chicken. If you want to switch up or add some more to the flavor profile, I recommend adding in some of the gochugaru (Korean chili flake) or some of the salt and pepper. Also, it was overall quite filling! Trying to tackle down a whole chicken is no easy feat (and the broth had a whole chicken in it!!) Highly recommend dipping the chicken in the salt and pepper mix or some of the gochujang. My one complaint about the food would be that the ginger can get super overpowering as you continue eat. Also, there is a date(?) or fig inside the chicken that is kind of a shock explosion of sweetness. Watch out for it. Service (9/10) - Service is great! The owner is super friendly and very attentive. Smiles all around and nothing to complain about! Overall, will give it another visit! I would try one of their meat dishes next time maybe (they have 2).. BUT pretty fire. Try it!

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    Jinsol Gukbap - 3rd St - korean - Updated August 2026

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