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Bookmark or Share- The Guide to Koreatown in Los AngelesLocated west of Downtown LA and south of Hollywood, Koreatown (aka "K-town") is one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Los Angeles. Encompassing roughly 3 square miles, the area was once the epicenter of Golden Age Hollywood, home to the Ambassador Hotel, the Cocoanut Grove and the Brown Derby.
- 100 Unique Things To Do in Koreatown LAAfter a drive through Koreatown, you’ll find that there are many things to do: including interesting landmarks, restaurants/bars/nightlife, and some of LA’s best hidden gems. Established by Korean immigrants in the early 1900s, Koreatown LA is vibrant community with over 500+ restaurants and 5,000+ businesses across 150+ city blocks.
- L.A.’s Koreatown: 8 things to know before you go | CNNThere are places in Koreatown where you look around and swear you are in Asia. And yet, it’s also 100% Los Angeles: a strange, sprawling melting pot full of hidden delights.
- Koreatown: A Guide To L.A.’s Vibrant 24-Hour NeighborhoodMany moons ago, Koreatown was the heart of the Hollywood Golden Age. Today, it’s a diverse, 3-square-mile enclave that’s packed with nightclubs, mini-malls, markets, bars, billiard parlors and other attractions that seem to keep their lights on until the sun comes up.
- The 27 Best Restaurants In Koreatown - The InfatuationKoreatown. $$$$ Perfect For: Drinks & A Light Bite Casual Weeknight Dinner. Earn 3x points with your sapphire card. If you’ve driven through Koreatown, it’s clear as Chamisul that there’s no shortage of places to eat and drink, preferably at the same time.
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