My new favorite for pork gukbap!
This place is an absolute gem. The pork gukbap is incredibly tasty and authentic—exactly what you want from a traditional Korean meal. Yes, it's a bit of a hole-in-the-wall, which just adds to its charm, and the parking spaces are narrow, but it's 100% worth it. Let's keep this place our little secret!

This place is quite a hidden gem in Los Angeles. No wait to get seated and the food was amazing. I had the gamjatang (a spicy potato pork soup) which was great quality and quantity.

I went there around 11 a.m. by myself. Two people came in after me, but the staff took their order first and didn’t even bring me water or take my order. After waiting for a while, I just left. It felt like they were treating customers differently depending on who they were, and I don’t want to go back again.

K town just has unbeatable food. the ox tail is unsalted but spoon in salt and bam, collogen explosion. Its a nice non cramped spot. dont expect anything new, its just great k food

Classic old school Korean restaurant with "I am from Korea" kind of food. It's not your Americanized, Chinese food imitation type of sweet and salty food. It's Korean-Korean style. My usual go-to is Kimchee Jjim with Sardines or Pork with thick broth. I love their Nakji Galbi Jjim (Octopus & Beef Rib Soup with White Cabbage). Their Intestine Stir Fry is solid also for drinking. I end the night with Cold Noodles to wash it all away.