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Sun Nong Dan

4.8 (1.1k reviews)
ModerateKorean, Soup
Open • Open 24 hours

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Larger meat with cheese
Ashley H.

We went with a party or 16 people at 5pm on a Sunday and sat right away! Service was very fast every time you ask for anything. I had never been before but my friends had. I really liked 21 - the soup! If wanting individual would try #7 The purple rice was perfect to go with it. The slices of beef were my favorite as well. They kept refilling the broth! $48 a person on average for all of us so it was delicious. Would go again

Koh Galbi Jjim
Connor Y.

Sung Nong Dan is an awesome Korean place that serves tons of different authentic Korean food. The service was pretty good. It has a crazy line but they do a good job at getting people in and out you order before you sit down so when you're sitting, you're not sitting there for long and the food comes pretty fast. We got Koh Galbi Jjim and we got the large one. It fed me and three other people and total we were a group of four. It was delicious the oxtails, the breeze, beef, the cheese, the rice cakes everything about it was so delicious and so good. It was a great dining experience but definitely go back. I think I would just get the medium though I don't think the extra $20 is worth it. I couldn't feel the difference I would left a little hungry still and it was like 42.50 each tax and tip. But it was a great experience. I enjoyed it.

Galbi Tang
Jenny T.

Wow. I don't have a frame of reference for Korean soups as this is my first time trying Galbi Tang but it was hearty, comforting, flavorful and packed with delicious tender beef. The banchan had good spice and paired really well with the hot rice. The water dumplings were super yummy and the dipping sauce that went with it was also great. Everything was balanced. When we first walked into the restaurant, we immediately felt cold. But once we started eating the sides and the soup, we understood why. We were sweating from the heat. Service is pretty quick and you order at the door before they seat you. I would love to try the Gabi Jim next time, but that is certainly something to have with a full group rather than Just myself and my husband. Bummed they don't have a smaller portion for single diners with the non-soup items.

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Angie Y.

I was honestly surprised to find a Korean restaurant like Sun Nong Dan on the Westside! Their soups are incredible, and they're especially known for their variety of kalbi tang. I ordered the kalbi tang and it was really well prepared, with tons of tender kalbi and all kinds of goodies packed inside. The kimchi and banchan were also great accompaniments. The waitstaff was really helpful with recommendations, which I appreciated since there are so many options on the menu. I know they're also known for their kalbi jjim, but just a heads up--the price and portion size make it feel more like a dish for 4 people rather than a 1-2 person meal. Prices are definitely on the higher side for what feels like a more homey, comforting style of Korean food, but that seems to be the market price these days. My biggest complaint is the seating. There are quite a few tables packed into the space, and they seat people pretty close together, which isn't the most comfortable setup. That said, the kalbi tang was definitely the highlight for me, and I'd come back just for that. The kimchi and side dishes pair really nicely with it too. I also liked seeing so many non-Korean diners here trying something beyond the more conventional Korean BBQ or fried chicken. It's nice to see people exploring different types of Korean food, especially these more traditional, comforting dishes.

Koh Galbi Jjim
Eliseo R.

First time coming to this location!!! We always go to the branches in Koreatown so it was nice to go to this one. We were lucky that the time we came meant that we could park at the parking meters for free (I believe they end at 10PM). Just like most places in Sawtelle, we had to find parking along the streets. I like that this is 24 hours, I bet the locals enjoy that aspect very much!! We always get the Koh Galbi Jjim (Galbi Jjim with cheese, which has braised beef short ribs) at the other Sun Nong Dans so we got it here. I felt like the broth was extremely delicious, and we got the medium spice level. I felt like the meat was tender and so good, but not as flavorful as I thought it would be like. The cheese was deliciously melted by the guy when he used the handheld blowtorch. That's always such a picture or video worthy moment!!! We were able to have a good amount of leftovers. Oh yeah!! The kimchi was pretty spicy as well as the sides!!! Still very delicious. Very cozy and bright inside, and welcoming.

Galbi Jjim
Grace's P.

Went here for lunch with friends per their recommendation. There was a line out of the door but we were sat very quickly. Inside was very air conditioned and cozy. We ordered the large galbi jjim as pictured and that picture does not do it justice. This dish was massive, which a great variety of potatoes, rice cakes, short rib, etc. The broth was very tasty, I only wish we got a higher spice level as we went with no spice. We had plenty of leftovers to take home and I would definitely love to come back.

Galbi Jjim with no cheese.
Daniel D.

Came in on a Saturday evening with a party of 16 and was very surprised at how quickly we were sat. Sun Nong Dan is definitely a well-oiled machine. Prior to being seated, we had to make sure we let the host at the front know what our order was. It's opposite of what one would expect at a sit down restaurant, but no biggie. It's probably why they're so efficient at seating people! I ordered the Chadol Sulung Tang and shared a Galbi Jjim with five other people in close proximity to me in my party. The Tang dish is served with the expectation, as the menu says, that you will add your own seasoning which is provided with salt, pepper, and green onion containers. So if you prefer to have your dish ready to consume upon serving, then I'd just pass on this. Otherwise it's just barely flavored broth with brisket. The Galbi Jjim was a bit disappointing. My party ordered three of them and we only got two, leaving my end of the table waiting for about 20-30 minutes before we finally got ours. However, we repeatedly mentioned no cheese upon ordering and upon confirmation that we were still missing one more order of the Galbi Jjim. After waiting quite a long time, our server came with our Galbi Jjim smothered in cheese and asked, "You guys said no cheese, right?" So that added more of a wait to our already long wait. Once we finally got our dish, the other end of the table had already finished eating theirs. Food was honestly really solid once we got them, having that mess up with our order with no offer to correct it made our experience a bit frustrating. Not sure if I'd come back to this specific location again as parking is a bit of a challenge even with it being adjacent to a neighborhood, but I'm open to going to their other locations.

Erick T.

This place, open 24/7, is the real deal. Savory Korean soups and stews, authentic flavors, spicy bonchons, traditional ambiance, great service! The Yang Ji Sulung Tang (beef soup) is creamy and flavorful. The Tong Do Ga Ni Tang ox knee soup is filled with yummy cartilage. And you really can't beat their breakfast deal: $13 for selected soups between 6a-10:30a! And if you want any more of an endorsement, BTS ate here right before us on 9/7/26!

Cindy L.

Galbi Jjim 4 short rib, back rib, oxtail, onions, carrots, potato, non-spicy, no cheese; the meats are slightly dry, portions are huge, very flavorful *The flaming presentation only comes with cheese add-on

Sofyan S.

Food (4/5): The dumplings were amazingly delicious and the kimchi and side dishes were solid. The issue was I got the #1 and 2 and both were kind of bland. The meat on #1 was a bit tough and the broth on both didn't have much flavor. Not sure if this is the intended style of the soup. Service (4/5): No issues with the service despite the place being very busy. They took my order outside while there was a short line to get in because the restaurant was full. I got the food quite quickly. Ambiance (5/5): Nice spacious store with tons of seating. Very busy in the evening but clean and modern looking.

Jynelle Christine S.

Went here with a group of 5 and of course it was packed as usual but I really like how they sit people - they have you line up and order first, then you're seated shortly after versus having to put your name down and wait. The food itself was delicious, the cheese and tteokbokki is definitely a must add to the Galbi jim. Service is good too but since they are busy almost all the time, flagging down a waiter can be tough. Parking is pretty bad but I think it's worth the trouble. Definitely would come again!

Short rib soup
Nicole G.

Have to wait in line, no wait list sheet. Soup was great on a rainy day. Came when there was barely a wait. Not sure how it is when there's a long wait. But panchan and food was really good

Chador Soo Yook
Lianne L.

Food is great! Came here after work with my coworkers and we love it! Jay was friendly and provided great food service. Definitely recommend!

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The servers were very hot. the food was great as well. the ambiance was so warm and made my heart melt.

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This place was tuff asf. Server was tuff. Food was tuff. I could feel the aura from the ambience of the restaurant.

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Is there plenty of parking?

Parking is hard. It's in Ktown. Never any parking in Ktown.

Is this place BYOB? If so, do they charge a corkage fee?

they sell drinks !

Is their patio dog-friendly?

Yes! They even allowed us to sit inside with my two little corgis by the entrance. Sun Nong Dan is incredible!

Is your kimchi vegan? (I am allergic to shellfish.)

It is not Vegan.

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Hangari Kalguksu - (LARGE) Hangari Bossam

Hangari Kalguksu

4.4(3.3k reviews)
8.6 mi•Wilshire Center, Koreatown
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Women-owned & operated
10 years in business

In Los Angeles for surgery and decided to eat my last delicious meal before going under the knife…read more This place is excellent and yes I'd drive back here from Irvine for the rib ramen. The soup was simply delicious with a smooth velvety texture and flavor. The ramen was so good (freshly made every day) in its finest al dente texture with a nice large diameter. Rare in The OC. The rib meat can be removed with chopsticks ! And the most tenderness of protein. The kimchi cabbage and radishes are so delicious. Spicy but not kickass (ok for me) biting into sweetness I've never tasted anywhere in the world that serves K-ramen. Service is most excellent as they immediately greet you, seat you, menu, then, the table top appetizers are served. I believe the owner or chef brought the entrees. That's different! He came out later to see how everything was! As I tried to visit him in the kitchen to compliment, he's gone! Inside has plenty of seating with booths on one side and bench seats on the other with chair seated tables in the middle. Highly recommend this place. Competitively priced. Nothing took away from the experience.

Wish I could have tried more dishes! I got the milmyun because it was a hot day and a cold noodle…read moresounded perfect. My friend got the chicken kalguksu and my other friend got a soup broth dish with rice on the side (can't remember the name). Everything was really good. I'm looking forward to returning to order a kalguksu for myself. We went on a weekday for lunch and it was pretty busy. Service was a bit slower than we would have expected, even taking into consideration that it was a weekday. We arrived early before the rush but were still impacted by it before we finished. My friend's soup broth dish really should have come out first but it came long last, we had to ask about it. I suspect they forgot/missed it, though they did not acknowledge it.

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Belly and Jowl & Chicken-KALGUKSU

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Joy - Minced Pork on Rice

Joy

4.5(2.1k reviews)
14.8 mi•Highland Park
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Joy is Pine & Crane's sister restaurant located right in the heart of Highland Park. They have a…read moreseparate window for takeout orders and then you order inside if you want to dine in. Their menu is stacked with Taiwanese comfort food classics. Wifey and I opted to share the Joy Combo which comes with a cold appetizer, side of soup, a scallion bread sandwich, and a shaken iced tea. We ended up getting a Sweet & Sour Soup, Wood Ear Mushrooms, and a Scallion Bread Sandwich with Five Spice Beef. Everything tasted amazing and it was a great meal to start off our day. There is a reason why this spot has over 2,000+ positive reviews!

tl;dr the Americanized, vegetarian-friendly Taiwanese street food is more approachable than…read moredelicious; don't miss the thousand-layer pancake, but skip the dan dan noodles One of the most popular restaurants in Highland Park, Joy is the second restaurant behind the mind of Taiwanese-American Chef Vivian Ku. At Joy, Ku delivers a menu of Taiwanese fast-casual fare similar to its sister restaurant (and Michelin-recognized) Pine & Crane. Here, the modern menu of Americanized Taiwanese comfort food feels infinitely more approachable than the dense novels at traditional Chinese banquet halls. Joy is set up on a busy corner of York. Enter to join the queue before a backlit menu board. The cold salad selection is illuminated within the trim deli case. Sturdy wooden stools are pressed up against two-seater tables, while a cushioned half-booth runs along the back wall. Vaguely rural pan-Asian knick-knacks decorate the off-white walls. As the sun sets, the warm lighting feels infinitely more moody. The loud chatter, dance music, and clanging of metal silverware feel more like a bar than a fast-casual Chinese restaurant. My finacee and I visited for an early weekend dinner, and we arrived to a full house. We kicked off our meal with a slice of Sesame Scallion Bread. The puffy triangle was a cross between a hoagie bun and a King's Hawaiian roll. It was neutral and dry by itself, but we enjoyed pairing it with chili oil. Across the rotating sides, we were drawn to the Wood Ear Mushroom and Lotus Root salads. Of the two, we preferred the chewy, oily 'shrooms, but the apple-like texture of the chili lotus root slowly grew on me. My fiancee's favorite dish was the Thousand Layer Pancake with egg and cheese. The piping-hot rolls achieved the crispy-yet-oily combo that most fried dishes only hope to reach. Lastly, the Dan Dan Noodles were creamy but lacked depth of flavor. The Jidori chicken supplement was fine, but I found myself wanting spicy mala and minced pork. The service team worked together like clockwork, and the bill approached $40. Broadly, Joy felt like an Americanized, vegetarian-friendly take on Chinese comfort food. The entire meal was generally enjoyable, and my fiancee firmly swore that Joy exceeded her experience at Pine & Crane. Nonetheless, the flavors and textures (while familiar to the American palate) felt subdued; I'll be more likely to stick to the SGV stalwarts in the future.

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Sun Nong Dan - #24 Galbi Jjim w/ Cheese

Sun Nong Dan

4.6(2.8k reviews)
7.9 mi•Koreatown, Wilshire Center
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Great Soup, but Very Disappointing Koh Galbi Jjim…read more We came to Sun Nong Dan specifically for the Koh Galbi Jjim, so unfortunately, this was a very disappointing experience. The oxtail and back ribs were extremely tough and difficult to chew, which was frustrating considering this was the main reason we decided to dine here. The braised beef short ribs, however, were cooked to perfection--tender and flavorful. It was disappointing that the quality was so inconsistent within the same dish. Interestingly, the soup ended up being the highlight of our meal, even though ordering it was a last-minute decision. The broth was rich, creamy, and incredibly flavorful. The rice cakes and dumplings were also delicious and packed with flavor. The restaurant was busy with a large crowd, and the servers did an okay job, nothing particularly outstanding. Overall, the soup was amazing, but it wasn't what we came here for. We came specifically for the Koh Galbi Jjim, and the tough, chewy oxtail and back ribs made the experience fall short of our expectations. It's hard to justify coming back for a signature dish when the main attraction was the biggest disappointment of the meal.

Would highly recommend the Galbi Jim. Came with 4 people and was more than enough for the table…read more Great food great vibes

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Sun Nong Dan - #25 꼬갈찜 (Koh Galbi Jjim Specialty) with Cheese, heating up!

#25 꼬갈찜 (Koh Galbi Jjim Specialty) with Cheese, heating up!

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#28 Mul Mando

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LEE GA - Modum Soo Yook

LEE GA

4.5(488 reviews)
9.0 mi•Wilshire Center, Koreatown
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I give this place 5 stars just for their kimchi. Their radish kimchi was legit, which, if you're…read moreKorean, you know sullungtang restaurants always have the best radish kimchi, but their Napa cabbage kimchi was made with oysters, y'all! I haven't seen bae-chu kimchi with oysters in a loooong time, esp at a restaurant. Growing up, my grandma/aunts used to make it with oysters and I used to hate it (since I was young and didn't like the slimy texture if I accidentally ate one) but now I totally appreciate how "refreshing" it makes kimchi taste with another layer of brininess to it. I was so surprised when I found that they have the traditional kimchi with oysters. As for food, we ordered jaeng-ban (tray) cold noodles, and that was good! The portion was huge and it came with lots of veggies. We also had their gop-Chang jeon gol, which is the inner tripe/stomach stew cooked table side. It was pretty good, although it tastes better the longer you boil it, so it will probably taste better when we eat the leftovers this week. We were so stuffed and we plan on coming back to try other items. Service was nice and friendly, there was no wait on Sunday evening around 5:30. Parking is valet. Menu is pretty diverse, it offers something for everyone.

Service was great, ambiance was great, food was just okay…read more The mul nangmyun was okay, bibim nangmyun was okay. The hot tea was luke warm at best. I don't have a picture of the guk bap but I think that was our favorite!

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#23- Prime Seok Galbi Gu-l

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Dasom - Braised pork rib and kimchi

Dasom

4.4(251 reviews)
7.7 mi•Koreatown, Wilshire Center
•$$

After a trip to Universal Studios with the family, we really wanted to eat something warm and after…read moremuch Yelping this was the spot we decided on. Boy was it a great spot to stop by for dinner. Ordered: Army Stew $46- lots of sausage/hot dog, i wished there was a bit more ramen but thats because there was way more toppings than noodles in my opinion. I'm glad that they didn't charge a lot but gave less ingredients. Braised Short Rib $54- tender, a bit sweet, and be prepared to use your hands to grab the ribs. Prices are a bit high but its big and sharable. And unlimited banchans, although I was a bit sad that they ran out of fish cake. My kiddos love fish cake and I had to be the bigger person to let them be the ones to eat it. The cucumbers were delish and the staff cooks the food for you and serves you. I definitely see myself coming back here. I really enjoyed the food and so did my husband. Everything is well seasoned and fully packed/loaded. This Yelper gives this spot 2 thumbs up. Tips: *Private lot shared with other businesses (valet) or street parking. *Credit card accepted *Restroom available. *Great for big or small parties. *Staff speaks limited English and Korean. *They charge for to go boxes. *18% gratuity is added to parties of 4+. *Happy Hour 7 days a week 2-5pm for alcohol *No white rice only purple rice

This crazy person was yelling in the restaurant as we started getting our food and valet had to…read morecall the cops but the food was worth the crazy experience. Good portions and so comforting at a great price point. Stir fry pork leans sour from the kimchi; tteokbokki "less spicy" was still solidly spicy but the chew was amazing. Oxtail didn't taste too beefy but was still very flavorful. They only let us get three rounds of banchan before they said we weren't allowed to get anymore????? Like is that not the best part of Korean food?? Chef Kang also has some other spots around Ktown and apparently he started as a mortgage broker / home cook according to LAT. It was empty at 6 and we were kind of concerned about it (because what popular restaurant is empty at dinner hour on Saturday!) but people started streaming in at around 6:30!

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Dasom - Sulungtang

Sulungtang

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Pine & Crane DTLA - Minced Pork on Rice

Pine & Crane DTLA

4.4(1.1k reviews)
10.5 mi•Downtown
•$$

I have to laud this place for it's natural authenticity and impeccable service standards. Staff are…read morefriendly and go above and beyond - thank you Gabriel! And I especially appreciate them for offering an ASIAN BREAKFAST beginning at 8am. I LOVE rice porridge and the presentation of this dish is like a warm hug. Beautiful condiments including a delicious savory egg omelet, cucumbers, pickled radish, mushrooms, tofu - a very healthy start to the day for just $16! Truly a great establishment and love their family friendly vibe.

I came to this place kind of blind, I was just looking for a decent breakfast place around the area…read moreand happen to find pine and crane. I was very very pleasantly surprised at how good all the food was! I absolutely love a good Taiwanese breakfast and this place hit it out of the park. The interior is so lovely, it's such a nice place to chill in. They also have a mini market attached to it where you can buy some snacks or some random groceries. Fan tuan: I got the purple rice version, and I thought this dish was so satisfying! It was exactly what I was craving and was better than I hoped it would be :) I grew up eating this from small local restaurants in San Gabriel Valley, I was so happy to find that this reminded me of all of those, but in a more elevated way Traditional porridge set: honestly, a staple in such a good way to start the morning! A simple breakfast done right, I feel like I could always order this and it will never go wrong I also ordered the hot soy milk, which was the cherry on top. I am pretty sure it is from the half gallon. You can buy at the store, but it was still good! This place is in downtown LA so you have to fight for street parking lol I think if you go for breakfast time in the morning like I did, you shouldn't have too much trouble

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Pine & Crane DTLA - Interior of Pine and Crane

Interior of Pine and Crane

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Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken 鹽酥雞

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Sun Nong Dan - korean - Updated October 2026

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