Modest strip-mall joint featuring homestyle chicken soup & other traditional Korean dishes.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 859 S Western Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90005
Phone: (213) 739-0001
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Reviews
Since this is a samgyetang specialty shop, the menu is limited and mainly focuses on chicken stew. As it was my first time here, I had to try the classic samgyetang. One of my friends ordered the samgyetang with abalone, which intrigued me because I didn’t know they were served together. I was curious to see how it would taste.
My samgyetang arrived piping hot, and I ordered it at a medium spice level. We also ordered extra rice because we thought drinking soup alone wouldn’t be filling enough. However, the soup already contained sweet rice, and it turned out to be very filling. The broth was flavorful, and the chicken was tender. My friend, who ordered the version with abalone, had to wait about five minutes for the abalone to finish cooking in the hot soup. He said the abalone was tasty and was satisfied with his meal.
The servers here are mainly Mexican rather than Korean, which surprised me, but the service was adequate and attentive.
Parking is easy since the restaurant shares a large parking lot with other shops in the strip mall. Street parking is also available.
I would recommend trying the samgyetang with abalone, as it’s not something you find everywhere. I’ll definitely be ordering that next time!
If you’re lucky, you’ll see the owners helping out and they are just as kind as the food is delicious and vitalizing.
Recommended for ppl who are feeling a lil sick and need something warm to feel you up
I got the hanbang chicken soup.
Super sizzling hot just like me
Food: 7/10, would come back for occasions when i need something to heal
Atmosphere: no complaints, it’s a restaurant nothing fancy
Service:
I was happy to find this place. The taste of the soups was good but it was a bit light, I was barely to feel the ginseng. The abalone was delicious. The highlight was the boiling soup on the table. It was pleasant. Kimchi and tea were good too.
Great and friendly services.
Will come back again.
We came on a Saturday night and appreciated their huge parking lot that is shared with the plaza. Found a spot right in front!
We got to pick our seat and the food didn’t take too long to come out.
I liked the banchan plate, it was cute and unique.
I also liked their herbal hot tea that was ginger and cinnamon (a combo I wouldn’t have thought of but it was delicious)!!
The soup was delish but it’s a chore to pick out the chicken bones so be prepared!
I felt they were friendly but not over-friendly like other ratings are saying.