Guelaguetza in Koreatown serves food from Oaxaca, and it's one of the best Mexican restaurants in Los Angeles overall.

Here's Looking At You fits perfectly into its Ktown surroundings, giving you a little mishmash of everything.

EMC Raw Bar is a weird, cool, and downright fun Ktown seafood restaurant where even the pickiest eaters in your group will walk out happy.

Papa Cristo's is a Greek grocer/deli and a flat-out LA classic.

Mexican comfort food in a festive atmosphere.

BCD Tofu House is your go-to spot for late-night spicy Korean stew and bulgogi.

Beer Belly is one of the best spots to drink outside in Koreatown.

Commissary is Roy Choi's all-day, California-style restaurant by the pool in The Line Hotel. It's good, if not mind-blowing.

Mama Lion is a fancy restaurant/bar/lounge in Ktown that's trying as hard as it can to be a Hollywood club.

The Prince in Koreatown is one of LA’s oldest bars. It feels like the rich people floor of the Titanic, except it also serves great Korean food.

Art Major is a new "art bar" in Koreatown, which basically means you get to drink beer and draw in coloring books all night.

Southland Beer is a tap room/bottle store in central LA with an excellent range of craft beer.

The Walker Inn might be expensive, but it's themed cocktails are completely worth it.

Brass Monkey is a Ktown karaoke institution.

The Normandie Club is one of the best cocktail bars in Koreatown.

Blipsy is a tiny dive on Western and one of the first arcade bars in town.