Grace Street is a coffee shop and dessert place in K-Town where you can sit down and eat a delicious Korean donut or some shaved snow.

Miss Korea is a multi-floor Korean barbecue restaurant that’s open 24-hours.

Cho Dang Gol is a classic Korean restaurant in Koreatown that’s been around for several decades.

Tous Les Jours is a Korean-French bakery in Koreatown.

Bangia is a Korean restaurant in Koreatown that’s fun for a late-night meal.

Dons Bogam is a high-end Korean barbecue restaurant in Koreatown.

Pocha 32 is a restaurant in Koreatown that’s fun for a semi-rowdy group dinner.

Gammeeok is a 24-hour restaurant in Koreatown that specializes in noodle soup and brisket.

Woorijip is a cafeteria-style Korean lunch spot in Koreatown for a quick meal.

Besfren is a small Korean pastry shop with highly photogenic desserts that are actually worth eating.

Let’s Meat is a straightforward Korean barbecue place on 5th Avenue in Koreatown.

Starry Night is a restaurant in Koreatown where you can get some late-night food and drink soju in a room with a disco ball.

Take 31 is a casual spot in Koreatown that makes their own sparkling rice wine called makgeolli.

Osamil is an upscale Korean pub serving some of the best food in Koreatown.

Jongro is one of our favorite Korean barbecue spots in the city, although it gets pretty busy. Put your name in, then go sing some karaoke.