10 BEST KOREAN BBQ RESTAURANTS in Los Angeles (2023 Edition)

[@islandrepublic9166]

CANT GO WRONG with any on these list. K TOWN in LA is basically an out of this world experience and believe or not if you are into authentic TACOS go after dark the streets are littered with taquerias.

[@JYLee-rr1sy]

Parks BBQ is OG. Their galbi tang is pretty good (galbi soup).

[@noelortiz1213]

Hey everyone, any recommendation on the best place to visit for great Wagyu option. Ive narrowed it down to two options, but wanted to get any input. Thank you!

[@Kpop-Uncle-Hyung]

Perfect! I am going to LA and have been binge watching your older videos hoping they still hold up! xD Can you make a 2023 ranking for the AYCE KBBQ too?

[@popeyesailorman911]

hi Steve, can you do reviews of buffets in Palos Verdes o Pasadena area?

[@NrNr-hu1zf]

Come Taste our 1st Bacolod Chicken Inasal in the San Fernando valley. Sherman way and Mason. Best and First Origanal Bacolod City Chicken Grill and More.

[@gailannesquires3979]

Very nice video Steve..thanks..👍👍💕💕

[@lamwoonwai]

On Valentine's Day!!! You DA man!

[@ktindall01]

Hangook BBQ, Yum! Rock on Steve!

[@Dnasty1]

Are these places friendly to people who don't have any cooking experience? I still want to try cooking the stuff myself but I don't want to set the place on fire 😂

[@WilliamKShank]

Thanks for the video. Safe Journey! CHOLULA!!!

[@arafsadventures]

Korean BBQ is amazing, I love eating it here in China 👌

[@RockstarEater]

Sounds good

[@JohnLee-tp5db]

👏 😮❤❤❤❤❤

[@surferboi636]

Can you do an updated sushi list too?

[@RockstarEater]

Hopefully someday

[@marydanessa]

I love Korean BBQ

[@josehernandez-rw9fv]

👍👍

[@gmoneii1117]

You’re incorrect regarding Aghassi Gopchang. They are known for intestines. Their customer service sucks.

[@mata_matafuka]

Been to 6 of them, I still prefer to go for a better quality AYCE because there only 3 of us most of the time, and we pretty much only go with beef and seafood. Going to an AYCE, I can order half portion and can get more selections, otherwise at these, it either comes with pork in the combo, or I will have to spend over $100/person for the selections i want, and have lots of left over.

[@rand-san2095]

Which AYCE places would you recommend?

[@brozors]

You can't compare the AYCE meat quality to most of the places on the list. These places serve premium cuts that would make AYCE places go broke if they did.

[@mata_matafuka]

@@rand-san2095 my current favorite AYCE is TGI, otherwise I like Jjukku, hae Jang Chon, and ookook. I heard great reviews for TK92 too, but haven't had a chance to try it yet!

[@mata_matafuka]

@@brozors I am not comparing these with an AYCE, I am just saying that I perfer the higher quality AYCE, so I can have variety cuts of beef and not have to spend over $100/ person! For a non AYCE place, I personally prefer the Japanese one that are more focus on beef, like tamaen, yamaya, manpuku, or even gyukaku!

[@shrewdcritic83]

Korean bbq is pretty good

[@RockstarEater]

Sure is

[@Akgolf1234]

Chosun should be 2 behind AB

[@brozors]

These aren't in order of rank.

[@theadicts3793]

He went by alphabetical order

[@ramikla_146]

0:22 also I bet a few restaurants have closed

[@andyhsiao3771]

I only never tried AV and MUN

[@liheath558]

We need a list of kbbq outside KTown

[@tonykim5162]

I tried genwa in the valley and it was terrible!!!

[@mata_matafuka]

The one at Hancock Park and Beverly Hills are not good either!!

[@tina3018]

GEN in the valley is an AYCE restaurant chain GENWA is a different higher end restaurant with 3 locations in the wilshire/dtla area. The menu is a la carte or special combo sets... not AYCE