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  1. A photo of Here's Looking At You restaurant

    Here's Looking At You

    Price: Expensive
    Contemporary American
    4.8
    (948)
    We are an eclectic Los Angeles restaurant, located in Koreatown, heralded for its creativity and genre-defying cuisine. Their first restaurant together, owners Lien Ta and Chef Jonathan Whitener opened Here's Looking At You in 2016. Named a "Restaurant of the Year" by Food & Wine Magazine and one of Eater National's "38 Most Essential Restaurants," HLAY was also the subject of author Patric Kuh's "Becoming a Restaurateur." After four magical years as a small independent restaurant, COVID-19 would force its forever closure. But 17 months later, fate would have it that the community would come together to help resurrect this very special restaurant. Thanks to you, Here's Looking At You is back.
    In 2022, it was included in NY Times list "50 Best Restaurants in America." In 2024, it was ranked #15 in LA Times list "101 Best Restaurants in LA."
  2. A photo of Guelaguetza restaurant

    Guelaguetza

    Price: Moderate
    Mexican
    4.7
    (404)
    Our family was born in Oaxaca and migrated to the US in 1994. Ever since then, our goal has been to showcase not only our family recipes, but also the hard work and dedication that goes into each of them. Each year, we travel to Oaxaca, and hand pick our ingredients, and carefully select the people we partner with. Guelaguetza is a restaurant, boutique market, and advocates for Oaxacan culture located in the heart of Korea-town in Los Angeles. Our motivation behind our products is simple: uncompromising quality. The products found in our store have taken years of development, and we hope that when taking your first taste of our Mole, or your first sip of our Michelada, you are transported into what Oaxaca means to us...a true Guelaguetza.
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    Umaya

    Price: Very Expensive
    Japanese
    4.7
    (80)
    Nestled in the heart of the K-town, Umaya LA - Kaiseki & Sushi is a culinary haven that transports guests to the enchanting world of traditional Japanese gastronomy. With a focus on impeccable craftsmanship, artful presentation, and the finest ingredients, Umaya LA offers a symphony of flavors that dance on the palate, creating a memorable dining experience that lingers in the senses long after the meal is over.
  2. A photo of Norikaya restaurant

    Norikaya

    Price: Expensive
    Japanese
    4.6
    (33)
    Norikaya is a Handrolls & Izakaya concept by Michelin starred Chef Akira Back, offering an elevated Japanese culinary experience, focusing on refined small plates that showcase the art of simplicity and precision.
    With a luxurious yet intimate atmosphere, Norikaya delivers signature dishes such as delicately crafted temaki, fresh sashimi, and seasonal tasting menus designed to highlight the finest ingredients.
    Each meal is a curated journey through Japanese flavours, accompanied by a carefully selected range of sake and wines. Norikaya is the perfect setting for a sophisticated evening of exquisite Japanese cuisine and exceptional service.
  1. A photo of Openaire restaurant

    Openaire

    Price: Expensive
    Californian
    4.4
    (2,364)
    Native Angeleno, surfer and two-Michelin star chef Josiah Citrin brings a culinary vision built around California’s bounty from land and sea to Openaire. The menu and ingredients reflect the seasons and the interplay of cultural influences that define LA, serving in a lush greenhouse and tented garden oasis on the 2nd floor terrace at the LINE hotel, in the heart of K-Town.
    For inquiries of 10+ guests, please email us at: Openaire@TheLineHotel.com.
  2. A photo of Caffe Concerto restaurant

    Caffe Concerto

    Price: Moderate
    Italian
    3.6
    (48)
    Concerto has been serving Euro Korean Cuisine in the middle of k-town, Los Angeles in a friendly, neighborhood atmosphere that exudes a hip downtown vibe. Here, contemporary Euro Korean dishes collide with rich flavors to create a distinctive culinary style. We strive to promote well-being among our guests by utilizing only the finest meats and the freshest organic produce in our dishes. Our setting is cozy, yet comfortable, appropriate for any occasion, from an intimate dinner for two, to that special occasion celebrated with friends. We also serve some of the finest cocktails, wines and imported beers at the bar which is perfect for a group gathering or intimate get together.

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  • Daniel
    Philadelphia County •1 review
    5.0
    Dined on Apr 7, 2025
    Amazing experience. Going back again this week because it was so good!
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    KingChang LAPrice: Expensive• Korean• Koreatown
    4.8
  • JaideepVIP
    Yosemite / Mammoth Lakes •2 reviews
    5.0
    Dined on Apr 4, 2025
    Amazing excellent food loved the precision and excellence, highly recommend it
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    Le ComptoirPrice: Very Expensive• American• Downtown
    5
  • StephanieVIP
    Orange County •43 reviews
    5.0
    Dined on Mar 30, 2025
    We had a lovely dining experience here! It's such a lovely setting and the food gave off spring vibes with the flavors, brightness and preparation. The portions were sized perfectly. The cocktails were fun and vivacious (all of their gin cocktails used Beefeater's which is a huge positive for me). Bring your sunglasses as it is a greenhouse. I highly recommend!
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    OpenairePrice: Expensive• Californian• Koreatown
    4.4
  • Dunia
    Greater Boston •2 reviews
    5.0
    Dined on Feb 15, 2025
    The service was great! The food was delicious. Definitely will dine here again.
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    Caffe ConcertoPrice: Moderate• Italian• Koreatown
    3.6
  • MelissaVIP
    Palm Springs / Palm Desert Cities •7 reviews
    5.0
    Dined on Jan 6, 2025
    Second time here, did not disappoint. Bartender Minnie is so skilled making both beautiful and delicious beverages. Brandon is so attentive and kind taking care of every need without even having to be asked. The food is 10/10 for sure. Everything came out piping hot and pretty fast. All our entrees arrived at the same time, impressive for our family of six! We will definitely be back! (PS we traveled all the way from Palm Springs to come back this time and will do it again!)
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    Seoul Salon Restaurant & BarPrice: Moderate• Asian• Koreatown
    1.7

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The dining scene in Koreatown is booming and making headlines because it encompasses a wonderful variety of nightclubs as well as traditional and 24-hour diners that utilize recipes from Korea and other cultures. If you value quality service and want a unique dining experience, the restaurants here will impress you. Just about every bistro has plenty of food options on its menu. Anytime you have a taste for an exotic entree, you can go to any seafood eatery and order the specialty. Tofu is a must-try ingredient. Koreatown caters not only to Koreans but also to barbecue lovers. Bar and grill businesses are open and serving hot meals for lunch and dinner. Because this neighborhood has more than its fair share of college students and tourists, the atmosphere at most eating places is hip, casual, and even family friendly.

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