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The 15 Best Korean BBQ Restaurants In Los Angeles
LA has one of the best KBBQ scenes in the world—here are the top spots.
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Where To Eat KBBQ Outside In LA
7 great Korean BBQ spots in LA that have outdoor seating and grills.
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Les Sisters' Southern Kitchen & BBQ
Les Sisters' Southern Kitchen in Chatsworth is a Valley institution and home to some of the best soul food in LA.
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Uncle Andre's BBQ
Uncle Andre's is a tiny soul food shop in Studio City and a great option for a quick solo lunch.
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Shady Groves Foods
Shady Grove Foods is a BBQ spot in Long Beach that blends Thai, Cambodian, Mexican, and Cajun flavors.
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The 15 Best Korean BBQ Restaurants In Los Angeles
LA has one of the best KBBQ scenes in the world—here are the top spots.
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Cold Spring Tavern
Cold Springs is an old stagecoach stop turned restaurant that serves some of the best tri-tip on the Central Coast.
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Salazar
Salazar is a Mexican BBQ restaurant in Frogtown that’s gone from excellent to average in just a few short years. The patio, however, remains great.
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The Wood Urban Kitchen BBQ
The Wood is a sports bar in Inglewood where you can eat great. BBQ and catch the game.
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Soot Bull Jeep
One of the only barbecue spots in Koreatown that still only uses coal, Soot Bull Jeep specializes in baby back ribs that are sweet and tender.
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Big Ant's BBQ
Big Ant's BBQ is a solid barbecue spot in Glassell Park with generous smoked meat platters.
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Ahgassi Gopchang
Ahgassi Gopchang is a rowdy, smoky BBQ spot in Koreatown with excellent grilled meat.
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Boneyard Bistro
Boneyard Bistro in Sherman Oaks is one of LA's most consistent BBQ restaurants.
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Ray’s BBQ
Ray’s BBQ in Huntington Park serves Texas-style smoked meats that rival the ones in the Lone State.
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Village Tavern
Village Tavern’s not fine dining but if you pick your dish right, you can still have a good time. And even if you pick your food wrong, this place is just too damn likeable for you to get <i>too</i> upset.
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Baby Blues BBQ
Baby Blues is a solid BBQ option everyone in Venice seems to have forgotten about.
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Dr. Hogly Wogly’s Tyler Texas BBQ
Dr. Hogly Wogly’s is a Valley institution and home to some pretty great old-school BBQ.
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Handy Market
Handy Market’s Saturday BBQ is a great place to eat barbecue on a weekend in LA.
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Moo’s Craft Barbecue
Moo’s Craft BBQ in Lincoln Heights serves some of the best BBQ not just in LA, but all of California.
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Horse Thief
Horse Thief is an excellent place to eat BBQ and dodge the crowds at Grand Central Market.
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Max City BBQ
Max City BBQ in Eagle Rock has good all-around BBQ - particularly their St. Louis-style ribs.
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The Park’s Finest BBQ
A Filipino-Southern BBQ spot worth a visit. Hit it on Wednesdays for their try-it-all $12 special.
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Willingham’s World Champion BBQ
Willingham’s BBQ in Redondo Beach serves very solid smoked classics.
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My Father’s BBQ
My Father’s BBQ is an incredible Texas/Alabama-style smoked meats spot in Carson.