Unlike most of LA, Koreatown is an interesting and accessible 'hood to take a stroll through. While the scenery features the same high rises and palm trees that mark most of downtown, the foodie scene is hard to beat. The few blocks around Wilshire and Western are a hub of Korean BBQ joints; we followed The New York Times' advice and got the all-you-can-eat option at Tahoe BBQ.
Aside from the BBQ, Koreatown's other omnipresent offering is the cluster of tea and coffee houses, ranging from hole-in-the-wall traditional spots to trendy lounges hawking $7 cups of green tea. Hwa Sun Ji Tea and Coffee is a relaxing, bamboo-clad tea room with options that go way beyond the green stuff--you'll find chrysanthemum, apricot and plum flavors, plus free rice cookies and a tempting dessert menu.
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· Tahoe BBQ [Yelp]
· Hwa Sun Ji Tea and Coffee [Yelp]
· A Writer's Escape to the Other LA [Jaunted]
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