Brian R.

What can I say about this place, this place is amazing! The food was so good! The pork was very very soft and melt in your mouth when you eat it with the lettuce. Rose ramen was very very creamy. I love the taste and texture of the ramen. It was cooked to perfection. Lastly, the Soon Tofu was the best tofu I've had in a while! The beef was a little hard, but the taste and the soft tofu made up for it. I do recommend getting pork for this Soon Tofu. The service was amazing and friendly! They kept checking up on us and asked if we needed more water or if we're ok and needed anything else. The ambiance was very soothing with its wood finished tables. They also play K-pop haha. I would recommend coming to this place (:

Giselle M.

So so yummy!! Came here on a Sunday night for dinner and the restaurant only had a couple of tables seated. This restaurant definitely deserves more recognition. Their service is pretty fast and the ambiance of the place is so cute and aesthetically pleasing. They also had nice music playing in the background. Ordered the rose ramen, which is the best ramen I have ever had!! It was super creamy and flavorful but not too spicy either. Absolutely loved it. Also ordered the single bossam. It came with a good sized portion and it's meant as a single serving but honestly it's good for at least 2 people. Definitely recommend coming here. There's a parking structure right next door and it's 90 mins free.

Juliana E.

Having to cook dinner after coming home after a long day at work just seemed daunting Wednesday night. My boyfriend and I decided to treat ourselves to Korean food for dinner and typically we would go to Jincook, but I wanted to try something different. I found K-Street on Yelp and wanted to give it a try. There's plenty of parking in a safe parking garage which is nice! We arrived to the restaurant at around 8pm? Upon walking in we saw that they have a B rating so my boyfriend was a bit weary of eating there. Upon walking in, it was completely empty-- understandable because it was a Wednesday night. The server was a super nice woman who gave us recommendations and explained things I needed clarification for. The restaurant was cute, had street signs for streets in Korea and a huge projector that screened music videos on the wall. I'm sure the place is usually poppin' on nights when it's busy! It was really quiet because we were the only ones there but the music was a nice addition to break the silence. My boyfriend ordered the Bulgogi Dolsot, which is bulgogi with rice in a hot stone. He said the bulgogi had great flavors and the crispy rice was his favorite! The bulgogi wasn't fatty or too tough, he loved that they didn't skimp on the meat. I ordered the Hot Pot Bulgogi, it was a soup with bulgogi, some rice cakes, and some noodles. It was served with rice, but I skipped on eating the rice. The soup to me was a bit too salty! It had great umami flavor and depth to the rich flavor but I needed lemon or vinegar to break up the saltiness. The bulgogi in the soup was nice and tender, I ate basically all of the bulgogi. The rice cakes were nice and chewy, and the noodles made it feel like a complete meal. Was it worth $22? Not to me, for what it was I think it should've been around $15. The also gave us complementary banchan, but it wasn't the best. I understand we were only two people and they were bottomless, but 4 small pieces of pickled radish and 2 bites of kimchi? I could've easily eaten 5 plates of each but I didn't want the server constantly coming back to bring us more. Again, we were the only ones there so I didn't want to feel like a burden. Would I come back here again? Unfortunately not. My first impression at K-Street wasn't the best and there are plenty Korean restaurants that I personally like!

Jonnie N.

Wanna re-experiencing dipping the gimbap in tteokbokki sauce (especially rosé tteokbokki) but my friend wasn't a fan fof gimbap so had to opt for the 2nd best combo: army stew and mandu. The army stew is pretty big, enough to feed 2. It came with different toppings and cheezy spicy broth, making itself already a good meal with steamed white rice. The mandu was juicy, soft but not falling apart, and equally flavorful but lighter, complimenting the broth very well. The chadol was tender and cooked to perfection, adding both creaminess and protein to the already good meal. And the banchan, fresh and tangy, creating such a refreshing contrast to the whole meal (and very healthy, too since they're all fermented with good bacteria)

Ieda A.

May 2025 - Craving Korean food but your significant other wants Japanese breaded pork cutlet aka pork schnitzel? Look no more K-Street in Glendale is your place. OUR FAVORITES *Gun Mandu...pan fried dumpling filled with tasty noodles, yes it's a carb on carb , vegetarian friendly and cones with Banchan )Korean side dishes) *DonKatsu..... huge fried pork cutlet, good for two people. Cutlet is super crispy, Next time I'll ask for the sauce on the side so my cutlet stays crispy. *Rosé Ttokbokki with sausage, flat noodles and topped with cheese. *Rice punch.....was too concentrated but once we added water it was perfect . *Sul Lung Tang aka Seolungtang....Ox bone soup with beef brisket. Simple soup with depth of taste. NOT SO GREAT... None so far ....totally going back to try more of my favorite K dishes. Parking next door is free the first 90 minutes. Walking distance from the Americana, Bloomingdales and the Glendale Galleria

Malou T.

What a find! Delicious Korean food complete with all the trimmings. We absolutely love it. I highly recommend it. Good fast service. Industrial clean modern ambiance

Nikole D.

Simple on the outside, but spacious and full of surprises on the inside. If you're struggling to make it to K-town and craving Korean food, this will help satisfy those needs with the basic dishes. Exterior: There is a parking structure next to the location with first 90 minutes free. Though it looks like any other business with no distinguishing features, it's accessible and easy to find as there is a sign that says "Korean Food." Interior: They can accommodate large parties as the inside is large and includes plenty of seating. Specifically they have wooden tables/booths and a large projector that displays k-pop (audio in restaurant matches video). Service: I went around 6PM and there was only one worker. She was good at serving multiple parties (as more started to come an hour later) . She was able to get the job done and I left feeling satisfied. Food: - Ordered K-Ramen (good pricing; slight spice) and Gimmari (sauce gives it more of a salty taste) - Ordered and had food served within 10 minutes! - Free refills in side dishes (three dishes: kimchi, bean sprouts, and macaroni salad) If you're feeling desperate and need Korean food, you can come here.

Matthew T.

K-Street is a safe, dependable choice for Korean comfort food. It's not trying to reinvent anything, but when you're craving something familiar and comforting, this place gets the job done. The prices do lean a little high for what you get, but the quality is consistent and you know exactly what you're walking into. Highlights: * Kimbap -- Clean, well-rolled, and packed with familiar flavors. Nothing flashy, but solid and satisfying. Great when you want something comforting without surprises. The bugolgi and the fish cake were my favorite personally. * Tteokbokki -- Chewy rice cakes in a sauce that's mildly spicy, slightly sweet, and very approachable. Not aggressively spicy, but cozy and comforting -- the kind of dish you can mindlessly snack on and enjoy. I personally enjoyed the rose more than the original Overall, K-Street is dependable Korean comfort food. A little pricey, but the quality is safe, consistent, and reliable. When you want a no-risk meal that hits familiar notes, this is a solid choice.

Shanina L.

This was surprisingly good. Thought Ktown is not too far, it can still be a hassle driving all the way there so figured to give this place a chance. The place looked like a hip modern Korean pub, but there was a lot of seating and no wait time. Rose ddukbokki is a must. They nailed it on the sauce with a mild kick and creamy. It was also quite a good portion. Bulgogi were small pieces but they also nailed the flavor here with plenty of veggies cooked into it. Prices aren't too bad but wish they would give more portion for the banchan. There is 90 minute free parking by the parking lot next to it.

Hannah I.

I'm glad more asian food spots are popping up in Glendale like K-Street! I think this place is new as we were the only customers in the afternoon- so it was very chill, there were k-pop songs playing, and the waitresses were so nice! The first time I've been there, I got Kimchi Cold noodles and it was sooo good! I went with another friend a couple weeks after as I was hooked on the cold noodles! The second time, we got the soba cold noodles and bulgogi kimbap. The soup in the soba cold noodles was too salty for my liking and I couldn't finish it. The kimbap was good however! I wanted to try their Galbi but that was like $40 and I wasn't willing to pay for it at the time. I'm not sure if that's the average price in LA, but maybe next time!

Kimmy S.

We've brought our family here twice, and now we finally got to bring our friends so they could try our favorite restaurant too. We had such a great time and were just happy enjoying the moment together. So glad the staff were patient with us lol! Love, love, love the food--always!

Dahae C.

I genuinely love this place and have been here many times! The workers are always attentive, the portions are generous, and there's free 90-minute parking in the structure next door. I've tried almost everything on the menu and enjoyed it all. My personal favorite is the mala tteokbokki, which is hard to find outside of one other spot in K-Town. I also appreciate that they offer single-portion sizes for the bossam, which is perfect when I come alone. The ambiance is calming, it's rarely crowded, and the seating is spacious. The only reason I'm docking two stars is because of their inconsistent hours. Out of the seven or so times I've tried to come, the restaurant has been closed three or four times--once for electrical issues, another because the chef was out sick, and the others for reasons that weren't posted. I always check their hours online on Yelp, Google Maps, or Instagram before heading over, since it's frustrating to arrive and find them closed. Even with that, I've still made a couple of trips in vain, which has been disappointing. I think it would really help if they updated their Yelp hours more consistently so customers know what to expect.

Travis P.

Came in on a Sunday for dinner and was surprised to see this place was empty, because it was actually really bomb! I felt like something soupy so ended up picking up two soupy dishes. Sul Lung Tang - Amazing ox bone soup packed with tons of flavors. It comes with salt on the side but honestly did not need it. Meat pieces were super tender and I would recommend this here. (5/5) Budae Jjigae - One of the few places I've seen that sell army stew for individual portions. In terms of the dish itself it was so comforting. Came with spam, hotdogs, pork pieces, ramen, kimchi, and cheese. It hit the spot and overall delicious. (4.5/5) Service was really fast and good. This place definitely needs more traction because the food is really good (at least the soups). It comes with 6 side dishes as well and they were all solid. Parking - I'm not sure but I parked at the Glendale Galleria for free and walked over (about a 10 minute walk).