Best Happy Hour Korean Restaurants in Los Angeles
6 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: February 2026
Our Top Pick
Sura Korean BBQ Tofu House Restaurant
Eater LA essential with tofu soup that competes with Koreatown's finest
Notable Picks
Family-owned since 2008, this Eater LA essential and LA Times award winner delivers authentic Korean comfort food with standout tofu soups that locals claim rival Koreatown's best. The gastropub-style space balances traditional Korean BBQ with creative fusion items like bulgogi tacos, while maintaining an extensive vegan menu that draws plant-based diners from across Long Beach.
Must-Try Dishes:
Soon Tofu Soup, Bulgogi Beef, Korean BBQ Short Ribs
What Makes it Special: Eater LA essential with tofu soup that competes with Koreatown's finest
8.1
An all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ room inside the Little Tokyo Galleria that prioritizes volume without letting quality crater. Meats are well-marinated and reliably seared, and the banchan lineup is solid for the price. A dependable group play when you want grilled comfort in 90013.
Must-Try Dishes:
Bulgogi, Spicy pork, Galbi
What Makes it Special: AYCE Korean BBQ option in Little Tokyo Galleria.
8
A full-service tabletop grilling spot in Northridge that leans into the interactive side of Korean BBQ—brisket and LA galbi cooked at your table, with a late-night kitchen and happy hour menu that keep the room packed and loud well past typical dinner hours. It works best for groups who want the communal grilling experience without driving deeper into Koreatown, though the small parking lot means weekend visits require some patience.
Must-Try Dishes:
Brisket, Kimchi Fried Rice, Lobster
What Makes it Special: Full-service Korean BBQ in Northridge with tabletop grilling, a late-night kitchen, and a dedicated happy hour menu
Worthy Picks
#4
Honey Night
7.9
A lively Korean gastropub in Oxford Center Plaza serving elevated anju until 2am with creative fusion touches. The galbi-glazed fried chicken with rice cakes and spicy intestines with garlic showcase bold flavors, while the late hours and soju cocktails draw a stylish post-dinner crowd seeking shareable late-night bites.
Must-Try Dishes:
Galbi Sauce Fried Chicken, Large Intestines with Garlic, Sausage Rice Cake Skewers
What Makes it Special: Stylish late-night pocha with creative Korean pub fare and sunset views
7.8
An open-air covered patio KBBQ spot in Chinatown where the breezy design actually vents grill smoke, solving the biggest complaint most people have about Korean barbecue. The AYCE format leans on solid cuts like Black Angus brisket and marinated bulgogi at a price point that works for groups splitting the bill. Expect K-pop, sizzling grills, and energy—this is a loud, social meal, not a quiet dinner.
Must-Try Dishes:
Marinated Bulgogi, Black Angus Beef Brisket, Ribeye Steak
What Makes it Special: Open-air covered patio KBBQ in Chinatown where the breezy design vents grill smoke so you leave without the smell on your clothes
7.8
A late-night Korean anju bar that leans into the shareable-plates-and-soju format with dishes like rose spicy tteokbokki and garlic chicken gizzard alongside frozen beer slushies. The room runs loud with K-pop and sports screens, which is exactly the point—it's built for groups posting up after 10 PM, not quiet dinners. The free parking lot behind the building is a genuine differentiator in a neighborhood where circling the block is the norm.
Must-Try Dishes:
Rose Spicy Tteokbokki, 420 Fries, Pork Belly with Green Onion
What Makes it Special: Late-night Korean anju bar open until 2am with frozen beer slushies, shareable bar plates, and a free parking lot in the heart of Koreatown