Sawtelle

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Lonely PlanetSep 25

The Best Places to Get Korean Food in Los Angeles, California

These Los Angeles Korean spots make locals proud to be active foodies in California

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  • KoreatownSuburbLargest Korean neighborhood in the United States.
  • VermontTrain stationIt borders Massachusetts to the south, New Hampshire to the east, New York to the west, and the Canadian province of…
  • Culver CityNeighborhoodAs of the 2020 census, the population was 40,779.
  • Olympic MarketMarketSupermarket with Korean products and foods.
  • BTC ChickenRestaurantCasual diner with fusion Korean cuisine.
  • BCD Tofu HouseRestaurantKnown for banchan and flavor-packed tofu soup.
  • O’SigyeRestaurantServes dak hanmari (Korean-style whole chicken hot pot).
  • Sun Nong DanRestaurantKnown for amazing braised beef and nocturnal patrons.
  • Quarters Korean BBQRestaurantPremium, modern Korean barbecue restaurant.
  • Dan Sung SaRestaurantSeoul-inspired bar-restaurant with celebratory atmosphere.
  • SawtelleSuburb
  • WilshireNeighborhood
  • WesternNeighborhood
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Condé Nast TravelerAug 28

38 Best Restaurants in Los Angeles, According to a Longtime Local

How to know where to start, according to a local.

Swanky neighborhood bistro with dark wood and warm, low light.

25 things in this story
  • Santa MonicaNeighborhoodEffortless beachside elegance, Italian classics with California sensibility.
  • VeniceSuburbCoastal Mexican dining with an effortless, sun-bleached confidence.
  • Melrose HillNeighborhoodCorner space flooded with sunlight, bone-colored tile, warm wood.
  • SawtelleSuburbSwanky neighborhood bistro with dark wood and warm, low light.
  • Echo ParkSuburbLocated to the northwest of Downtown, it borders with Silver Lake to the west and Chinatown to the east.
  • BeverlywoodNeighborhoodA destination for those curious about Nordic technique.
  • Fairfax DistrictNeighborhoodTheatrical space with 1950s Havana glamour, modern Afro-Caribbean food.
  • East HollywoodQuarterRelaxed Middle Eastern restaurant with retro-modern Moroccan room.
  • South CentralNeighborhoodBright food kiosk inside LA's Mercado La Paloma.
  • Downtown LANeighborhoodDining inside a former cathedral, modern American cuisine.
  • SilverlakeNeighborhoodCaptures Spanish conviviality with warm, boisterous atmosphere.
  • West HollywoodNeighborhoodFeels like entering a piece of performance art.
  • Eagle RockSuburbRustic-meets-refined interior, smells of wood smoke.
  • Little TokyoQuarterUnderstated sushi spot with clean lines and natural materials.
  • San DamianRestaurantIt's Enrique Olvera's crew doing coastal Mexican right on Abbot Kinney, and the room has that same effortless,…
  • Little FishTheatreAugust 21-September 13, 2026 – NOW EXTENDED UNTIL SEPT 13, with an added TalkBack on Sept 5!
  • The MulberryPlace of worshipSteak tartare in a stone pot; warm, low light.
  • Baby BistroRestaurantYou enter through Alpine Courtyard's brick-lined garden, past banana trees and bougainvillea, before finding Baby…
  • LielleRestaurantYou descend a staircase into a world of cork-vaulted ceilings, silver-leafed walls, mirror-tipped bulbs that cast the…
  • LuciaRestaurantTheatrical, 1950s Havana glamour, modern Afro-Caribbean food.
  • FirstbornRestaurantMandarin Plaza doesn't scream "hot new restaurant,” and that suits locals just fine.
  • Saffy'sRestaurantRagù of wild mushroom with tofu gnudi.
  • Victor HeightsNeighborhood
  • ChinatownSuburb
  • Thai TownNeighborhood
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