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help....I'm my dog is missing.
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baekjeong, mo ran gak, or gangnam station for restaurants or nolza for bar food outdoor seating. Maybe you will find this guys missing dog there.
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I'm not that familiar with the OC but whenever I'm up there near JWA, there's a shopping center on the corner of Jamboree Rd. and Alton Pkwy with a bunch of Asian food places. Diamond Jamboree Shopping Center. There's a bb.q chicken location for Korean fried chicken. I like going to the Pepper Lunch. There's also a Coco Ichibanya Curry for Japanese curry. Even an H Mart if you want to go to a grocery.
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I love myself an H mart!! Thank you Pogi!!!
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Dol sot bibimbap, ddeokpoki and Kimbap at my place.
Also soju, makju.
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Late night try fusion corner stanton open till 1am the the garlic noodle with fry and shaken beef with some fried wontons
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Garden Grove Blvd between Beach Blvd and Brookhurst is a small Koreatown.
I've had Korean AYCE BBQ at Cham Soot Gol. A Korean client of mine took me to Mo Ran Gak for cold buckwheat noodles.
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Make your way over to Koreatown in LA someday. No lack of places to visit.
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If you like vegetables, try Yukgaejang.
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Yoo's place in Irvine - solid, and filled with Koreans when I was there. Close to UCI campus. Great Banchan.
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what’s your favorite place?!