Widely called the gold standard of LA KBBQ for its top-grade beef. Start with a P-1 to P-3 com...
Best LA Korean BBQ
This guide is for groups in Los Angeles, locals and visitors alike, looking for Korean BBQ worth grilling at. Most of the spots sit in Koreatown along Vermont Avenue, Western Avenue, 6th Street and 8th Street, with one in Mid-Wilshire.
Park's BBQ is known for top-grade beef; start with a combo platter and finish with kimchi fried rice. Soowon Galbi serves dduk galbi, bulgogi-marinated short rib patties few other spots offer. At Genwa, about 18 house-made banchan surround each grill. Jeong Yuk Jeom, in the MaDang Courtyard, works as a butcher-shop concept with dry-aged beef. Baekjeong is the easy pick for beginners, since servers grill for you while corn cheese cooks around the edge, and Ahgassi Gopchang ends the night with cheese mountain fried rice. Book Park's ahead on weekends, and plan on at least two meat orders per table at Yangmani.
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Big combo courses for groups and dduk galbi, bulgogi-marinated short rib patties few other KBB...
About 18 house-made banchan surround each grill, making this a go-to for special occasions. Ge...
The place for gopchang (grilled intestines) and other offal, with a standout banchan spread. M...
A butcher-shop concept known for dry-aged beef and prime short rib. Order the prime cuts à la...
The reliable pick for KBBQ beginners: servers grill for you and the egg and corn cheese moats...
A party-energy late-night spot, open until 1am on weekends. Get a tripe-focused combo and fini...