Guidebook for Los Angeles
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Korean barbecue. Mostly meat. You cook yourself at the table. This type of restaurant is very popular in LA. And this one is my favorite, and the best value.
Bak Kung
3700 W Olympic BlvdKorean barbecue. Mostly meat. You cook yourself at the table. This type of restaurant is very popular in LA. And this one is my favorite, and the best value.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Closes early though. Some mexican, some american. Very casual. Friendly staff.
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Chocolate Cafe
3319 W Pico BlvdBreakfast, lunch, and dinner. Closes early though. Some mexican, some american. Very casual. Friendly staff.
Mexican sea food. This place is very popular. Good for lunch or dinner, but closes early.
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La Cevicheria
3809 W Pico BlvdMexican sea food. This place is very popular. Good for lunch or dinner, but closes early.
Very old Mexican restaurant. Expensive for Mexican food, but also a much nicer restaurant.
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El Cholo - The Original
1121 S Western AveVery old Mexican restaurant. Expensive for Mexican food, but also a much nicer restaurant.
Cafe Dabang
3501 W Pico Blvd Our nearest coffee shop. The coffee and snacks are good. Do not eat the salads.
Gus’s World Famous Fried Chicken
1262 Crenshaw BlvdDa Jeong
3901 1/2 W Olympic BlvdTraditional Korean food that's not Koran BBQ
SLICEY'S PIZZA
3627 W Pico BlvdExpresion Oaxaquena Restaurante
3301 W Pico BlvdEssentials
J & L Mini Market
3600 W Pico Blvd
Galleria Market
3250 W Olympic BlvdJack's Liquor and Cigars
3720 W Olympic BlvdDrinks & Nightlife
Catch One
4067 W Pico BlvdShopping
Koreatown Galleria
3250 W Olympic BlvdEverything Else
Century Day & Night Spa
4120 W Olympic BlvdHuge Korean Spa
There is a gym and swimming pool in the basement