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Koreatown Galleria

Just south of Hollywood and west of Downtown LA is Koreatown!  Convenient to Rapid Lines and the Metro Red Line, this area is the spot for Korean culture, foods, and stores.

Shopping at the Plaza and Galleria is a must for those in the area.  Have your fill to eat at the various tofu houses and Korean BBQ places.  Want to learn more about Korean culture?  Check out the Korean Cultural Center!


 
 Koreatown Metro Adventure

Koreatown Metro AdventureTo get to the start of the tour:
Use the Metro Trip Planner

Important Note: Please make sure to always check times and schedules for transportation, destinations and events.

This tour includes the following stops:
Wilshire/Western Station & Wilshire/La Brea bus stop
Wilshire/Normandie Station & Wilshire/Vermont Station

North Hollywood Station (Metro Red Line) Wilshire/Normandie Station

Proceed to street level and walk two blocks south on Normandie to 8th Street and turn right.

For a traditional Korean dinner, locals recommend Dong-II-JangDong-Il-Jang (3455 W. 8th St.; 213/383-5757). You can sit on cushions on a straw floor and order Korean barbecue, hot casseroles, Korean pancakes or just noodles.

After dinner, enjoy a night of karaoke at Debut no-rae-bangDebut no-rae-bang (3450 W. 6th St.; 213/487-4876), where you can sing songs in English, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Tagalog or Spanish. You can sing without the fear of a big crowd of a typical karaoke bar. For this unique kind of karaoke, there are individual rooms where you and your friends can sing and no one else can see or hear you.

Venture a few steps west on Sixth Street to AntiqueAntique (3465 W. 6th St.; 213/383-4994) located within Chapman Market, a beautiful historic building. If you enjoy playing pool, stop in at Renaissance BilliardsRenaissance Billiards(3465 W. 6th St.; 213/380-6864), a popular Korean bar located above the Bohemian Restaurant (3451 W. 6th St.; 213/487-6155).

Wilshire/Vermont StationWilshire/Vermont Station

From the Wilshire/Normandie Metro station, go one stop to the Wilshire/Vermont Metro station. Proceed to street level, and walk west on Wilshire Boulevard.

End the night at The Palm TreeThe Palm Tree (3240 Wilshire Blvd.; 213/381-3388) for neon bowling. They not only have neon bowling, they offer pool tables, karaoke, a full service restaurant, cafe and sports bar.

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