Hyesung Noodle House in Koreatown is the first U.S. outpost of a Seoul institution where ordering is simple - you get the kalguksu.

Jeong Yuk Jeom is a massive, modern KBBQ spot in Koreatown with incredible cuts of dry-aged beef and prime-grade short rib.

This spot on 6th Street is open 24 hours, and is always packed with groups huddled over one of our favorite dishes in Koreatown - their galbi jjim.

Biriyani Kabob House is a Little Bangladesh spot with one of our favorite dishes in LA: Hyderabadi lamb shank biriyani.

Soopsok Karaoke in Koreatown is where we go when we want to sing our little hearts out.

La Cevicheria is a tiny shop on Pico with truly fantastic ceviche.

In a city with plenty of great pasta spots, Antico, located between Koreatown and Larchmont, is another worthy spot.

Love Hour is a smashburger pop-up that’s serving some of thinnest, crispiest patties in town.

Here’s Looking At You is a Koreatown restaurant that’s not afraid to take risks - and that’s for the best.

Sushi One is one of our favorite secret sushi spots in LA, thanks to its $65 omakase experience.

Mapo Galbi’s signature dish, the dak galbi, is one of our favorite meals in Koreatown - and all of LA, for that matter.

Dwit Gol Mok (or DGM) feels like the center of the universe, or at the very least, the center of tonight’s Koreatown drinking universe.

Jjan is a great Koreatown bar with flashing lights and can't-miss french fries.

The HMS Bounty is not cool, but this nautical-themed dive bar in Koreatown is cheap, lively, and just plain fun.

There’s a long menu at Jeon Ju in Koreatown, but you don’t need it. Just order the excellent short-rib bibimbap.

Chosun Galbee is an upscale Korean BBQ restaurant with high quality meat and a patio that definitely doesn’t feel like it’s in LA.