JangTuh Bossam 장터보쌈 — Restaurant in Los Angeles

When my spouse and I entered to this place, no one came out to greet and let us be seated. Only thing we noticed was sounds of dish cleaning in the kitchen. After a while it seemed no sign of change, so I had to step into and show up myself to one of people in the kitchen to let them know we were in the restaurant. Not a good start but we were seated finally. They have a restroom but it seemed like any people outside accessed the restroom. I saw a few outside people came in then directly went to the restroom then left?! Any serving people of the restaurant didn’t care? There was only one person who received phone call orders as well as served all the customers in the restaurant. With this situation once the food came out then, we couldn’t expect any service as the server looked so hectic. So I had to look for the server whenever we needed water or dishes. We ate lunch special. The food was okay but not good or great. The parking was not that hard though. However, I would probably not visit them again. I would rather visit more welcoming and caring place even with the same...

Stumbled into this small restaurant tucked away in a busy complex... Decided to try it out for lunch as online, it showed some really cheap deals. The Korean bbq plate was $20.99 and the bossam was $18.99. It's a very reasonable price for lunch. The banchan was good too.

It's like a mom and pop shop and the staff are all quietly rushing around to clean, cook and serve. Very quiet restaurant even though every table was occupied. No complaints at the no frills approach. I am rating everything at 5 stars because I was only looking for a basic lunch that would be both satisfying and filling and at that price split between two people, what is there to complain about.

I want to come back and try the...

Lucky to find this down the street from me. At first glance just your usual, well kept Korean restaurant: but as soon as you taste the side dishes you will sense something different. The flavors are not your "basic" flavors. They are unique and nutty and very fresh. The kimchi is the best I have ever tasted: and this is coming from someone who usually avoids kimchi. After the side dishes I received a bowl of rice; a bowl of soup, and a sizzling dish of beef and veggies cooked to perfection. I topped it off with a bottle of soju and my mouth fell open at how small the bill was. All in all one of the best experiences I have had eating in Koreatown and I can't wait to...