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    Kouraku

    3.9 (1.4k reviews)
    ModerateJapanese
    Open 7:00 am - 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM - 1:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Happy hour specials
    Dogs allowed

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    Katsudon / カツ井
    May W.

    Wait time: Saturday night around 9-10 PM took about 10 mins to get seated. HANDS DOWN would come back here again. After a concert, I just wanted something hearty and warm. No wonder its been here for 47 years and lasting. Food really does hit the spot. Kouraku Special Don: layered in a light broth glaze on top of the omelette and fried rice. The glaze was light and savory however, the Katsudon: SO SO Good. This is better than the kouraku special don. What sets this dish apart from the other kouraku special don is that the rice has so much flavorful dashi-soy broth flavor.

    Robot server
    Ed D.

    Got to my hotel late since my flight was delayed but thankfully this place is open until 1 am and had really good reviews. It was Monday at 11 pm and there was a lot of people but I was able to get a table. The waitress Natsumi was so nice and she suggested their most popular signature dish, the Tenshin Chahan Annkake. It was delicious! Basically shrimp fried rice in an egg omelette but it was so good with the added sauce. Prices were very reasonable. Service was very fast. Great place to eat

    shrimp omelet over pork fried rice topped with gravy
    Doreen T.

    I've visited Kouraku a handful of times over the years, and it remains a reliable spot for Japanese comfort food. They're open late, making it a great option for satisfying those evening cravings. The menu is incredibly extensive, featuring just about every Japanese comfort dish you can think of. From omurice and ramen to curry katsu and much more. With so many choices, sometimes it can be a little overwhelming to decide what to order. This time, I kept it simple and went with the shrimp omelet over pork fried rice topped with gravy. It was comforting, satisfying, and exactly what I was in the mood for. Our friends ordered ramen and an oyakodon, and everyone seemed happy with their meals. Kouraku also serves alcohol, making it an easy spot for a casual dinner with friends. The service was friendly, and the food definitely hit the spot. They accept credit cards, and I even spotted a robot helping deliver some of the dishes.

    Chicken soup that came with omelette
    Leonard K.

    I came after some event and tried a few food items from the gravy omelette to some of my friend's pork tonkatsu curry (not pictured). The curry was actually pretty amazing. It had a deep and robust flavor. I don't think I've had that flavor of curry anywhere else but it was deeply heartwarming and satisfying. I really did enjoy this dish a lot. However, the pork cutlet isn't wasn't the best cutlet I've had. I would put it in the middle range of tonkatsus out there. While good, it didn't have the crisp flakiness you'd find in a specialty restaurant that specializes in just tonkatsu. However, it is still good. Next up was the omelette with gravy with fried rice that had both shrimp and pork. I feel the egg of the omelette was well made. It had that texture and consistency you would really want from an omelette of that nature. The pork and shrimp fried rice tasted a little light in the seasoning and flavor, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. The gravy was also lighter than a heavy gravy as well. When the food came out, I thought the meal would be deeply heavy due to the quantity and the gravy, but it still felt a bit light and manageable, which was kind of outside of my expectations, so that was pretty interesting. I do like the chicken soup this comes with. It has a nice flavorful broth where you could tell it was made well too. The service here is pretty good and attentive. The ambiance is nice but pretty busy. Also, if you come on the weekend, expect to wait a bit because a lot of people do want to eat here and the line can become a bit backed up.

    Nira Liver Itame (T)  / ニラレバ炒め
    Chrissy L.

    Kouraku's Nira Liver, Onigiri, and Miso Soup were delicious. Kouraku has that old-school Little Tokyo feel with hearty food, classic flavors, and a cozy atmosphere.

    Levis K.

    A classic, historic restaurant deeply rooted in little Tokyo village. This restaurant has been here for many years and for many good reasons. The food is delicious and consistent, the workers are friendly and the service is always quick. The restaurant is commonly busy so expect a wait, but it's always worth the wait. I've gone here for years and will continue doing so whenever I'm in town. Easily a 10/10 spot and will definitely keep recommending to friends and family! Photos of the menu (and the chicken katsu curry rice) were taken February 6, 2026.

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    Allison P.

    Ordered online, which allowed me to pay by credit card. Ordered a single serving of Katsu Pork, which had a thin and even coating, but was a little tough. Also had the Ramen with wontons, which was packed in a bowl that kept the liquid separate from the solids so you could mix them together when ready. Broth was very light on flavor, but portion was hearty. Also ordered the potstickers, which were great after adding the sauce packet.

    Our 2 bowls of ramen
    Ed L.

    Located In Little Tokyo in LA, this place serves top notch Japanese comfort food at reasonable prices. With a warm decor inside the restaurant, it is inviting to everyone who visits! What I mean by comfort food is that the food is what you have seen so many times on most Japanese menu; nothing fancy or even IG worthy...however, this place serves it just the way i like it and with generous portions too. My daughter an I both ordered a bowl of ramen and they really hit the spot on a cold winter night. With lots of pork and stir-fried veg as toppings, we ate a satisfying bowl of well-made ramen with balanced nutrition. Staff is friendly and most speak Japanese. I would have liked to try other dishes so hopefully I get to come again soon!

    Jann B.

    Came in for a late lunch. Restaurant was clean and staff were kind. Got to experience the cute robot server too! All the food we got were delicious and fairly priced. Pudding was pretty good as well!

    Pork Katsu Curry
    Sydney C.

    We went to Kouraku, a spot in Little Tokyo that seems to have been around forever. It's got a nostalgic, late-night diner energy with cozy booths. Service was friendly and efficient. We started with a trio of appetizers: Gyoza (12 pieces): classic pan-fried pork dumplings. Crisp bottoms and juicy filling. Comforting, though not particularly memorable. Menchi Katsu: a deep-fried beef cutlet with a satisfying crunch and savory center. Croquette: mashed potato mixed with a bit of pork, fried to a golden crisp. Light and fluffy inside. For mains, I ordered the Jya Jya Men, described as spicy ground pork stir-fried with miso paste, green onion, bamboo shoot, and sesame over hot ramen noodles. The first few bites were flavorful, rich, and umami-packed. About 2/3rds through, the flavor became pretty monotone. It wasn't the traditional black-sauce version I expected (usually with onions and a deeper sweetness), but rather their own spin. Interesting, just not something I'd crave again. My boyfriend went for the Pork Katsu Curry while my brother had the Oyakodon. Both were solid, hearty comfort dishes...nothing groundbreaking, but they hit the spot. Overall, Kouraku feels like the kind of place you stop by when you're already in Little Tokyo and craving something filling and familiar, not necessarily a spot worth making a special trip for.

    Tonkotsu Ramen / 豚骨ラーメン
    Zachary M.

    I felt like I was back in Japan. I'll definitely be back. Service was great and helpful, the flavors of the ramens were so authentic, pork was tender, noodles were so good, wings were fried perfectly, gyoza's were tender, flavorful. I got the chance to eat with my family, and they enjoyed also.

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    Henry L.

    We love Japanese food through and through. From the street stands all the way up to Michelin starred Omakase counters. In between that range are the old school, traditional mom & pop shops that function as the bridge between them all and are classic comfort food joints. Nowadays they are getting harder and harder to find in Los Angeles so we all need to keep supporting the ones that are persevering. Kouraku keeps on going and I hope they flourish so we will always have them around. It's Japanese comfort food and it just hits all the right notes when you crave it. Nothing is flashy and everything is familiar. It's a place you may visit only once a year but when you sit down and the friendly staff greets you, you feel like a regular. It's the old school diner ambiance with the right amount of nostalgia to not feel dusty and past its prime. Can't wait to visit again.

    Miso soup - cabbage salad
    Rickey K.

    If Hayao Miyazaki made a film about LA, I would like to imagine that Kouraku would make an appearance. The food looks and tastes like a Studio Ghibli animation, no joke. Came in today and had their curry combo plate of shrimp, menchi and pork katsu. Season it with some of the red/green pepper and chili oil and you got some good comfort eats! Super fast friendly service. The quickness is why I love this spot! Satisfaction always!

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    Is there outdoor seating?

    no there is not outdoor seating

    Do they accept cash and credit or just credit? I'm going tomorrow with my friends.

    Yes, we pay with credit card very often. Cash is also accepted as well.

    Hi. I happen to be near little Tokyo later tonight. I never been there. I'd like to visit this restaurant. What's the best way to park my car? I'm coming from San Diego and have no idea about the parking situation there.

    There is limited metered street parking in Little Tokyo, and several parking lots. More info: http://www.golittletokyo.com/map/

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    Chubby Cattle

    Chubby Cattle

    4.9(3.9k reviews)
    0.1 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$$$
    Free WiFi
    Wheelchair accessible

    We came to Chubby Cattle to celebrate my husband's birthday, and we couldn't have asked for a…read morebetter experience! From the moment we arrived, our server, Kevin, was absolutely wonderful. He took the time to explain the menu to us, answered all of our questions, and gave us excellent recommendations on how to cook and enjoy our meats. His knowledge, attentiveness, and genuine care really stood out. Kevin even brought out a special cut of meat and personally cooked it for us, and it was absolutely delicious! The quality of the food, the cuts of meat, and the freshness were all top-notch. Every bite was amazing! What truly made our visit extra special was the level of service. Kevin went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable, enjoying our meal, and having a memorable birthday celebration. His attention to detail and friendly personality made the entire experience even better. Thank you, Kevin, for making my husband's birthday so special and for giving us such an amazing dining experience! We truly appreciate you and will definitely be coming back. Highly recommend Chubby Cattle, especially if you're looking for delicious food, high-quality meat, ambience and exceptional service! We came to Chubby Cattle to celebrate my husband's birthday, and we couldn't have asked for a better experience! From the moment we arrived, our server, Kevin, was absolutely wonderful. He took the time to explain the menu to us, answered all of our questions, and gave us excellent recommendations on how to cook and enjoy our meats. His knowledge, attentiveness, and genuine care really stood out. Kevin even brought out a special cut of meat and personally cooked it for us, and it was absolutely delicious! The quality of the food, the cuts of meat, and the freshness were all top-notch. Every bite was amazing! What truly made our visit extra special was the level of service. Kevin went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable, enjoying our meal, and having a memorable birthday celebration. His attention to detail and friendly personality made the entire experience even better. Thank you, Kevin, for making my husband's birthday so special and for giving us such an amazing dining experience! We truly appreciate you and will definitely be coming back. Highly recommend Chubby Cattle, especially if you're looking for delicious food, high-quality meat, ambience and exceptional service!

    Food was so great!! And Tommy was very attentive. (-: vibe is very laid back ams casual. (-: def…read morewill be coming back.

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    Kopan Izakaya

    Kopan Izakaya

    4.3(134 reviews)
    4.0 miKoreatown, Wilshire Center
    Free parking
    Kitchen open late

    One of the best sushi restaurants I've tried so far. I arrived as a walk in and was quickly seated…read moreand served. Their customer service was top notch despite the restaurant being busy. The food was excellent. I ordered a couple rolls, sashimi, and chicken katsu curry. All dishes exceeded my expectations. The drinks were well balanced as well. The restaurant is quite dark and very intimate. Perfect place for a date or if you're looking for something more personal.

    The Bottom Line 3.75 stars: Recommended for Japanese food with Korean flare while shopping at the H…read moreMart Shopping Plaza in central K-Town. Location 3.5 stars: Inside the H Mart Shopping Center, on the West side of Western Blvd, between Wilshire and 6th Street in K-Town. Paid parking structure. You can get at least a portion of the parking fees validated electronically by shopping at H Mart or one the restaurants or stores or the movie theater at the plaza. Possibilities for street parking are very limited if any. Venue 4 stars: Nicely decorated modern venue, with inside and outdoor tables and a sushi bar. Service 4 stars: Staff were polite, courteous and attentive. Food 3.5 stars: Large selection of traditional Japanese food including sushi, sashimi, rolls appetizers, ramen, hot stone and hot pot, along with some Korean staples. We had sushi, sashimi and rolls which were good but a little lacking in flavor. Drinks 4 stars: Beer (bottle and tap), wine, sake, soft drinks, coffee and tea.

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    KazuNori | Downtown LA

    KazuNori | Downtown LA

    4.4(3.6k reviews)
    0.4 miDowntown
    $$

    There's a parking structure nearby where you can park and get your ticket validated, which makes…read moreparking pretty convenient. Seating inside is very limited and consists entirely of bar seating, so don't expect to come here with a large group. The staff was very attentive and did a great job making sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. One small detail I really appreciated was the restroom. They have two types of hand soap: scented and unscented. The unscented soap is meant for when you're going back to continue eating, while the scented soap is for after you've finished your meal. It's such a small touch, but it really adds to the overall experience and shows how much thought they put into the details. For the food, we got the 6-hand-roll set, which ended up being plenty to fill us up. The rice was perfectly warm and had a slight seasoning to it, which helped bring everything together with the flavors of the fish and seafood. The hand rolls were fresh and satisfying without feeling overly heavy. Price-wise, I think it's fair for the quality you're getting. Overall, Kazunori is a solid spot for hand rolls if you're in the area or just craving some good sushi!

    I've visited this location numerous times, but this review is based on my most recent visit…read more * Parking is available in the same building for $7. Street parking is also available, but it can be difficult to find and may require a bit of a walk. * We were a party of two. My partner ordered three ankimo hand rolls because she loves ankimo, and I ordered the six-roll set. * The rice in my first two rolls was a little too hot, possibly because it had just been prepared. From the third roll onward, the temperature was fine. * After my partner had the second ankimo roll, we both felt that there was too much sauce and that it was overpowering the ankimo. We had just visited the Pasadena location the week before, where the flavor was much more balanced, so the difference was noticeable to us. * We asked the server if they could use a little less sauce on the next ankimo roll, but we were told that everything was standardized and could not be changed. * We tried to clarify that we were not asking them to change the ankimo recipe or any pre-made seasoning. We were simply asking for a little less of the sauce that the chef squeezes on while assembling the hand roll. However, we were given the same answer again that it was standardized and could not be adjusted. * At that point, we stopped asking and just accepted it as it was. Interestingly, the last ankimo roll actually tasted just right, which made us think the chef may have understood what we were asking for even though there seemed to be some miscommunication with the server. Overall, the food itself was not the main issue. We've visited this location many times and have generally had good experiences. This visit was disappointing mainly because a very simple request turned into a communication issue that we felt could have been handled more easily.

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    Daikokuya Little Tokyo - Daikoku Ramen

    Daikokuya Little Tokyo

    4.1(10k reviews)
    0.1 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$

    Daikokuya is a long time staple of Little Tokyo, whenever I'm in town on business or vacation I…read moremake a point to visit. Their ramen noodles are always cooked perfectly (I like them a little firm) and their broths are super flavorful, their eggs cooked perfectly. I usually enjoy their spicy or black garlic broths which add extra kicks. Daikokuya can be busy throughout the day, but there servers and kitchen staff work hard to turn around orders and tables relatively quickly. Anytime is a good time for ramen from Daikokuya.

    Daikokuya is a solid ramen franchise from the Bishamon group. I miss how close the Hacienda…read morelocation one back in the day, and now the closest one to me is the MPK location, but if any of my out of town, out of state, out of country friends are visiting and they have a hankering for ramen with a strong, but not super heavy kotteri flavor. The location isn't super big and it does get super busy with people putting their names on the wait list and people queueing busily outside (overflow of people waiting for many of the other restaurants along this part of the block too). Overall the ramen isn't bad, chashu is nice and fatty and tender. Ramen is rich and filling. It's nice that it already comes with an egg too and you don't have to add another one. Lots of other side dishes and combos too if someone in your party doesn't want ramen. However, with the increases in prices, the fact that there's many other options in LT, and the fact that there are other Daikokuya locations, it's an alright LT option.

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    Budonoki - Aburi Salmon

    Budonoki

    4.6(376 reviews)
    3.5 miEast Hollywood

    Budonoki is easily the best meal I've had during my most recent trip to LA. In my party of four, we…read moreshared the following dishes: two orders of the spicy tuna handrolls, two orders of the negima -- "jidori chicken oyster with negi", a scallop crudo, a curry pan (two pieces to an order), a charred Japanese sweet potato (three pieces to an order), an order of aburi salmon (six pieces to an order), budo-"gnocchi" -- made with rice cakes instead of actual potato gnocchi, wagyu zabuton -- prepared as steak frites, and a few cocktails. Although their menu is regularly updated and posted on their website, they'll also have a piece of paper on the table listing on the special of the day. On our visit, the special was fried yellow tail, but we ultimately passed since our order was already loaded. After you place your order, the dishes are coursed out so not everything hits the table at the same time. Pacing was perfect and service was polite and attentive. Of the items we ordered the crowd favorite was the fries from the steak fries dipped into the sauce of the budo-gnocchi dish. The fries were effectively a perfected version of the McDonald's fry: golden and crispy, crunchy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. The wagyu was sliced into beautiful bite-size pieces and was melt-in-you-mouth tender. Definitely a must order! Another favorite of mine was the Japanese sweet potato. The surface of the potato is beautifully brûléed, there's an intense richness from the glob of miso koji butter on top, and the chives add a nice freshness to the dish. I cannot recommend Budonoki enough if you're a foodie. Seriously some of the best food I've had in LA.

    Wow! Just delicious! Everything was amazing, but the budo-gnnochi surprisingly took the cake! Just…read morea ball of flavor and wonder! A true party in your mouth. We mixed steak with the budognoochi, and it was terrific! I will be back! Phenomenal service!

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    Budonoki - Quarter sheets x TOMATO PANZANELLA: munak ranch heirloom tomatoes, focaccia croutons, chickpea-miso dressing | $18

    Quarter sheets x TOMATO PANZANELLA: munak ranch heirloom tomatoes, focaccia croutons, chickpea-miso dressing | $18

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    kodo

    kodo

    4.3(568 reviews)
    1.2 miDowntown

    The inside is low lit & gives an elevated ambiance. Service was fantastic and very attentive. We…read morestarted with the pacific oysters & spicy tuna crispy rice. The pacific oysters are a good size and I really enjoyed the yuzu-kosho ponzu sauce on it. The spicy tuna crispy rice have a good amount of spicy tuna on top & I loved how crispy they made the rice underneath. The Kodo trio comes with uni, toro, & wagyu and the Toro sampler comes with o-toro, chu-toro, akami. All of these handrolls were phenomenal & just left you wanting more. The Wagyu katsu you cook on a hot stone at the table which I liked as an interactive dish. The Wagyu cheeseburger was dripping with juice but still had those crunchy edges. The Uni pasta was beautiful & delicious. The Chimichurri prawns I could eat multiple plates of- the shell comes sliced down the middle so you just have to peel it off. For dessert we ordered the Kodo basque cheesecake & Miso chocolate torte. I love a basque cheesecake & the sesame crumble added great texture. The miso chocolate torte made me wish I ordered my own. Everything from start to finish was amazing, it's hard to pick favorites. Parking- valet $13

    I really enjoy eating here because service is fast and friendly. You get a lovely meal and every…read morestaff member you meet is always so friendly. Food is delicious, drinks are good, and parking isn't hard to find if you're willing to walk a little. The design kinda dark inside, but the patio is always nice. The best part? I can be in and out in less than an hour if I wanted!

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