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Posted 10/5/12 on Grub Street LA
Foodievents

Korean Festival Brings Gangam Style Party to LA

The biggest Korean festival in Los Angeles is here again.

Filed Under: foodievents, gangnam, korean, koreatown, palsaik samgyupsal, psy

Posted 9/26/12 on Grub Street LA
Koreatown

Where To Get Your Feet Wet in Koreatown

A perfect first step into nine essential Korean restaurants, whether pork, seafood, or banchan are on the brain.

Filed Under: hamjipark, jae bu don, jun won, korean, koreatown

Posted 9/24/12 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Chen Chows Chuan Ma Noodle House; Gold Ponders The Japanese Food Court

Rosemead's new Sichuan earns mighty accolades for its hand-cut noodles and six-spice broth.

Filed Under: chinese, chuan ma noodle house, garret snyder, hannosuke, jonathan gold, kang ho dong baekjeong, korean, koreatown, rosemad, the gold watch, the other critics, tony chen

Posted 9/11/12 on Grub Street NYC
Openings

What to Eat at Gaonnuri, Serving Upscale Korean High Above K-Town [Updated]

The restaurant opens September 25.

Filed Under: gaonnuri, korea town, korean, menus, openings, slideshow

Posted 9/10/12 on Grub Street LA
Foodievents

Couscousfest Returns at Spanish Fly Gastropub, Now Featuring "North African Stoner Food"

Planning a day of tacos arabes,Algerian pizza, and fried chicken, chef Farid Zadi claims, "Ancient Berbers were the original stoners."

Filed Under: algerian, couscousfest, farid zadi, foodievents, koreatown, north african, spanish fly gastropub

Posted 9/6/12 on Grub Street LA
Foodievents

What You'll Find at "A Taste of Koreatown," Saturday at Noon

El Cholo and Papa Cristo's will add some diversion from the galbi.

Filed Under: bcd tofu house, el cholo, foodievents, ham ji park, korean, koreatown, palsaik samgyupsal, papa cristo's, park's, soban

Posted 8/20/12 on Grub Street LA
Closings

LaOn Dining and Don Dae Gam Go Down in KTown

Owner Jenee Kim will next focus on opening her Downtown project, Oleego.

Filed Under: closings, don dae gam, jenee kim, korean, koreatown, laon dining

Posted 8/14/12 on Grub Street NYC
Coming Soon

Sneak Peak at Gaonnuri, Bringing Sky-High Korean to K-Town Next Month

This one sounds fancy.

Filed Under: coming soon, gaonnuri, korean, koreatown

Posted 7/23/12 on Grub Street LA
Closings

Yujean Kang's Closed in Pasadena, Mapo Jip Replaced by Isa Ramen in KTown

After 20 years in business, the chef's eponymous restaurant is closing to ponder the future.

Filed Under: closings, isa ramen, koreatown, mapo jip, openings, pasadena, ramen brahmins, yujean kang's

Posted 7/13/12 on Grub Street LA
Openings

Farid Zadi and Susan Park Opening Spanish Fly Gastropub, Saturday in KTown

He designed the lunch and dinner menu, while she'll be making the sausages.

Filed Under: cafe livre et le marche, david park, eric park, farid zadi, green bee, koreatown, openings, spanish fly gastropub, susan park

Posted 6/29/12 on Grub Street LA
KTown

Is Koreatown's Most Interesting Restaurant...Italian?

Probably not in a neighborhood selling live octopus and sea cucumber skeet.

Filed Under: all'angolo, italian, korean, koreatown, sinosoul, tony chen

Posted 6/20/12 on Grub Street LA
Let The Eat Foie

Beer Belly Presents "Gone, But Not Foiegotten," June 30 in KTown

Chef Wes Leiberher might be the Shakespeare of questionable foie gras wordplay.

Filed Under: beer belly, foie gras, koreatown, let them eat foie, menus, wes lieberher

Posted 6/18/12 on Grub Street LA
Leftovers

Cassell's Burgers Moving to Normandie Hotel; Jared Simons Leaves Lexington Social House

The chef is going back to work with Steven Arroyo, leaving his former Hollywood employer to find its third chef in little over a year.

Filed Under: art smith, beer me, bierbeisl, cassell's burgers, celestino drago, chef shuffles, currywurst, eataly, fig and olive, foodievents, freebies, handlebar coffee roasters, hans reisetbauer, jared simons, kitchen faire, koreatown, kris yenbamroong, la otra escuela, leftovers, lexington social house, lyfe kitchen, openings, osteria drago, sanrio, steven arroyo, susan feniger, tal ronnen, talesai, the bruery, the grove, wirtshaus, yogurtland

Posted 3/19/12 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Counter Intelligence Returns With a Look at LàOn

Jonathan Gold retains his famous column while declaring Jenee Kim's newest restaurant a contender as "the first modern Korean restaurant in Los Angeles."

Filed Under: don dae gam, jenee kim, jonathan gold, koreatown, laon, park's bbq, the gold watch, the other critics

Posted 3/1/12 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Gold Offers 60 Korean Dishes Every Angeleno Should Know; Burum Finds Nirvana at Himalayan Cafe

The critic pens a swan song for L.A. Weekly on the city's densest, arguably greatest dining district.

Filed Under: angelini osteria, bld, himalayan cafe, jonathan gold, korean, koreatown, nepalese, oh sherry!, pasadena, s. irene virbila, the gold watch, the other critics, wilshire

Posted 3/1/12 on Grub Street NYC
Openings

Sneak Peek at Upscale Korean Barbecue Temple Kristalbelli, Opening March 8

It's glitzy, pricey, and meat-smoke-free.

Filed Under: coming up, korean, korean barbecue, koreatown, kristalbelli, menus, midtown, openings

Posted 2/29/12 on Grub Street LA
Mediavore

J Restaurant and Lounge Closing in Downtown; Where to Get Feet Wet in Koreatown

Matt Kang offers a primer on eating in the eatery-dense sub-city.

Filed Under: cafe livre et le marche, closings, florida, girl scout cookies, gjelina, j restaurant, jonathan waxman, koreatown, mars, mediavore, mozza, nestle, ooh baby we like it raw, plan check, spago, street, sunny spot, sushi, terry heller

Posted 2/22/12 on Grub Street LA
Empire Building

Gatten Sushi Opening Sixth Store, Coming to Koreatown

All sushi is just two-dollars at this Irvine-based chain.

Filed Under: daichan kaiten, empire building, gatten sushi, japanese, koreatown, kula revolving sushi, ooh baby we like it raw, sushi

Posted 2/8/12 on Grub Street LA
Mediavore

Koreatown Building Inspector Probed by FBI; U.S. Gets More Salt From Bread Than

The accused was observed taking an envelope of cash with his cup of tea at a hotel-restaurant.

Filed Under: frankenfood, health concerns, imports, koreatown, marketing gimmicks, mediavore, salt, whole foods

Posted 2/2/12 on Grub Street LA
The Happiest Hours on Earth

Beer Belly Starts New Order Mondays and Hoppy Hour

The beer bar also serves a "hoppy meal" combo, with jidori wings, but no toy.

Filed Under: beer belly, beer me, koreatown, the happiest hours on earth

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