Korea town los angeles

The many culturally rich ethnic neighborhoods of Los Angeles | SFGate

It’s a Korean-led mini city in the heart of Los Angeles.

From shopping to dining and hidden gems, discover one of LA’s most exciting neighborhoods with our guides to Koreatown.

The Korean/Japanese restaurant, which the Koga family opened in 1995, reopened last August after a fire had closed it for a little more than a year. The restaurant is roomy,

When I first moved here two years ago, I was spooked by the stories of K-town's crime rates, grit, and messy urban aesthetic. But now, I've come to love it -- abandoned couches, police helicopters, and all.

A weekend spent indulging in Asian specialties from Korean BBQ to sheet masks.

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At only three square miles, Koreatown has more large malls than any similar sized area in America with an emphasis on markets, skin care, and home goods. Peppered among the shops, whether in a mall or side street, are entertainment venues, trendy dessert shops, coffeehouses, and restaurants.