I've been here a few times and the food has always been consistent. My favorite dish is the…read moreBossam--tender, flavorful, and perfect with kimchi and garlic. I also really enjoyed the beef intestine soup. The intestines were chewy, fresh, and not oily at all, which is hard to find. Overall, a reliable Korean spot in K-Town that I'd happily come back to.

Last Friday, I went to Yukdaejang and had some suyuk, bossam, dumplings, and yukgaejang. We also…read moregot the seafood hot pot, and honestly, everything was so flavorful and delicious--it totally hit the spot. We ordered some Baekseju too, and it paired so well with the food that it was seriously a match made in heaven. The service, interior, and vibes were just okay, pretty average, and they kept playing K-pop the whole time. On the bright side, I loved that it wasn't valet parking, and the food prices were honestly super reasonable and cheap.

Loved this place!! Parking was hard we needed up paying 15 dollars in a lot nearby since we didn't…read morewant to keep looking for parking. The vibe in there is amazing! it's so fun to feel like your in a whole different city or place as soon as you walk in. I did think it was going to be cheaper than it turned out to be butttt I would still go back. The highlights were the short rib and the tender beef skewer. I would go back and try more things than just the skewers but it was super flavorful and not overly sweet. The service was good too I would say the staff was nice but not overly friendly which is ok. It was fun sitting at the bar the lighting is nice and dark and it gets smokey and cool inside with the chefs cooking the skewers in the center. I would love to go back!!

Don't even know where to start... There is a common theme in these reviews where if they sit you by…read morethe food serving area, it's pretty much game over. Terrible service, food is MID at best. I don't drink alcohol either. No bonchon was served to us although others around were getting appetizers and small plates. I am extremely polite to my servers regardless of how terrible the service was. Left a 25% tip on a $100 check. Left and absolutely am never coming back to this sorry excuse for a restaurant. WEST LA native born and raised. There are MUCH better options in the area that provide better customer service and have more polite workers. The people working there are over worked to the bone. It is almost like they make you feel bad for coming to their business and ordering food. I don't come to K-Town for "customer service" or even polite servers. I come for good food. I believe there is a thin line between authenticity and being extremely rude. This restaurant leans heavily on the pretentious rude side. Again, want to apologize for eating at your restaurant. God forbid I was hungry and wanted to order off your menu, please forgive me.

SHOUT OUT TO SEAN THE SERVER. Dude knows how to have a good ass time and made it fun for everyone…read more Corn cheese and sweet potato fries is where it's at.

My group of girls came in on a rly busy Saturday night around 9pm. I think we ended up waiting…read moreabout 1 hour. During your waiting time you are brought back to the balcony area where there's a bar and a beer pong table. The waiting area was pretty chill. When we finally got seated my group of 6 had 2 tablets to play with. The concept was pretty cool! You can chat with other tables and play games for Soju. If u win the other table buys you a drink and vice versa. The concept was really fun! Esp for a night out. We also ordered some food which was surprisingly pretty good. I think my favorite dish was prob the beef tofu soup not was full of flavor and it was definitely shareable! Overall I would def come back since it's just a fun hangout spot with the friends! The service is also pretty quick and you order off the tablets as well!

Dined here again after church for a very hearty soup brunch, and the quality has never changed. I'm…read morestill eating my leftovers right now because they're so generous with the meat portions. The broth is incredibly rich, and the overall dining experience is always great. The owner personally took my order this time and suggested I try the pork neck soup. I usually order the oxtail soup, which is my family's favorite. I also order from them often through Uber Eats because my family loves it just as much as I do.

I give this restaurant a solid 3…read more I decided to try Yangji Gamjatang because I was craving korean soup and noodles. The plaza has mandatory valet parking which was $5 but they parked our car right next to the dumpster and we had to back up to get in which wasn't great. Not at all fault of the restaurant at all but valet is just something to be aware of for this plaza. The interior was a little small and I liked the ambience. The service was okay and we came for a late lunch around 2 pm so there was no wait. Owner or manager did talk to someone they knew for a part of our service and it was a deadish hour for customers so it was a little hard to flag someone down to pay. We ordered a variety of dishes: tonkatsu, blood sausage stew, mixed thin cooked noodle, and spicy sweet sour chicken. It's a little bit on the pricier side but I expected it from a mom n pop shop in ktown. There was a variety of banchan that I liked and the pickled radish was especially yummy. The tonkatsu and blood sausage stew came out first. My brother thought the tonkatsu was alright but a little dry. The blood sausage stew was the star of the meal. It's very hearty and a little heavy which I loved. It has a lot of components in it (pork blood sausage, leeks, black pepper, pork intestine, Napa cabbage, and lettuce) and it paired nicely with the complimentary white rice. I'd come back for this stew itself and give it a 5/5. The thin cold noodles came out next and it looked delicious but it was very saucy. I think it's to be expected with this noodle but I would've preferred less sauce so it would be more refreshing and less heavy. I thought the taste was decent and it went well with the cucumbers. The chicken came out last and it was disappointing. The image on the menu obviously looked better but for $23.95, the taste and the portion were not up to par. I kind of expected it to taste better than regular sweet and sour chicken and I think it was a little ridiculous to charge nearly $24 for that small platter. The sauce was tasty but the chicken was a little chewy and stringy so it just tasted average overall. There was a lot of leftover that we took home and the total meal for 3 costed $80. The whole meal was not bad overall but I wouldn't order the same items I got and would just try the stews.

The weather has been gloomy, so I was really craving a warm…read morebowl of soup. Shinchon Seolleongtang totally hit the spot. I had the spicy mixed seolleongtang, and it was rich, savory, and so comforting. The broth had a deep, hearty flavor that reminded me of Korean intestine soup in the best way. Prices were also very reasonable for Koreatown, (The marinated shrimp was around $8, seolleongtang was good price too) which made the meal even better. I saw a lot of people ordering dumplings, so I'll have to try those next time. I'm also coming back for the galbi jjim! It's such a cozy spot with very friendly staff. For me, it was the perfect place for a comforting solo lunch.

Visited Shin Chon recently and honestly was impressed by both the food and the prices…read more Their seolleongtang being only $13.67 in LA is kind of wild, especially considering how hearty and satisfying it is. The broth tasted rich and comforting, like it had been simmering forever (in a good way). Perfect comfort food. I also tried the spicy haejang-guk, galbijjim, and soy-marinated shrimp. Everything was flavorful and portions were generous. If you're looking for solid Korean comfort food in Ktown without spending a ton, this place is worth checking out.

Popped in for dinner in 420 to have a beautiful dinner to end the holiday Monday…read more When the woman that works there says it's a lot of food, believe that woman. Although, we were very happy to take some leftovers. Spicy (not spinach) Tofu and pork stew was amazing and I highly recommend sharing the short rib stew with a friend. Fire homemade kimchi

food: we got the super thick bean paste soup and seafood pancake! the soup was a bit too salty…read morehowever the flavor was very strong and savory. the pancake however had too little seafood and more vegetables instead. the pancake was too oily, but it had a nice crisp to it service: the services was really fast for a friday night and the server was really kind ambiance: warm lighting + very clean, minimalistic! it's not loud or chaotic so you can actually hold a conversations with friends or family

Had a great experience at Sulga House of Beef Bone Soup…read more Their beef bone soup is simple, clean, and really solid, the kind of comfort food that just hits right for the soul. They currently have a great deal at $12, which makes it even better value for what you're getting. The sullungtang comes with rice, soup, and two types of kimchi. Service was friendly and efficient, and the whole experience felt easy and satisfying. Place was chill, not too overly crowded. I've noticed a lot of people ordering other dishes every time I go, so I'm definitely looking forward to trying more of the menu, but I keep coming back for the basics because it's just that good.

Sulga was definitely THE place to be for a warm bowl of bone broth on a rainy night. My friend and…read moreI stopped by for doganitang (for two), and the portions were indeed large - for four. We also added beef brisket since my friend wasn't a big fan of cartilage - more for me! The pot itself wasn't too deep, though there was a good portion of protein cartilage. Also important to note that rice was NOT included! The brisket add on came as a pre-cooked brisket that was added in after, as it didn't initially fit in the pot. The staff member told us at the time that broth refills were free. However, when it came time for refills, they said it was only one time - poor communication. Paying was fairly straightforward, but for future visits, I'd likely just come for their lunch special sullongtang after this experience.

The Roti here is not to be missed. Came here today when I found the place on the inKind app, and…read morewas not disappointed. The place is colorful and feels like a little slice of the Caribbean right in the heart of east Hollywood. I tried the red pepper goat roti, which was deeelish, and had a ton of great spice to it. It really does feel like a marriage of Indian and Caribbean food and is such a fascinating mix of flavors. My wife had the chicken curry roti and loved it too. We will have to try the patties or the coco bread next time... This place is popular, and can take a little time to get the food out, so be prepared for a little wait for the food. That said - it's worth it!

I had the chicken roti which I enjoyed a lot. I also had the quarter chicken meal here. The…read morechicken was spicy, but good. The spices were so good and definitely nothing I've had before. You also want to try their patties. Service is good, parking can be a little of a hassle. Overall, a good spot to go to.