Hong yeon — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Don't go here PERIOD! I paid over $300 for set menus for a family of 4, and every single dish was garbage. I couldn't find meat or sea food in our food. I've been coming to this resturant for the past 30 years even when it was the Dragon Palace. When Hong Yeun was on Olympic, I liked the food, but it is not Hong Yeun that I know anymore. This place is dying. My family went here at a prime time 7PM on Saturday, but parking lot was almost empty...no wonder. People coming in and out all likely made the same comments and overheard a lady said that I would never come back. I am partly sad that a Chinese-Korean restaurant like this is closing down in our community, but I cannot accept the food quality and the dining experiences that I...

I was so hungry that I forgot to take photos before finishing everything! The food was delicious, and I ended up with a clean plate. I ordered the three seafood gan chachiang mein and wen lu mein, and for dessert, they served caramelized Sweet Potato. However, the dessert was brought out in the middle of the main course, which was a bit odd timing-wise.

This restaurant offers valet parking, but street parking is quite difficult to find, and it’s important to be cautious since there are homeless individuals nearby. The area around the restaurant is a bit dark, so extra attention to safety is recommended. Overall, the food was excellent, though the surrounding environment felt a...

I came here for dinner with my coworkers and my boss. We all appreciated how clean the food was -- it was not oily or greasy at all. My favorite was the spicy shrimp dish. They also give you the nice fluffy buns if you request it.The jjamppong we at the end of this course meal was perfect, as it had a nice spicy kick to it. The jjajangmyeon was also very delicious.

The location of this restaurant is in a hotel and there is valet parking. One thing that bugged me were some flies flying around, but I guess they know...