Koreatown Plaza - Shopping mall in Los Angeles - 928 S Western Ave, USA

If you looking for a place to walk, this is not the place, is a small shopping center. My first time here and look empty, because a lot of business are permanently close. The only ones open had similar items. The H-Mart was ok, but their prices are high and the food court has a variety of options, noodle soup, sushi, fried food, dumplings, etc. Maybe a good place to eat.

It had been over a year since I visited this mall. There are many more skin care shops, some of them include treatments in addition to products. They can be pretty expensive, so it may be best to do some research on what you may want first and go in the store with a clear idea. They will up-sell you if they can. Now there are two K-Pop music stores that have a lot of photo cards and other small group themed items to buy besides CDs. If you go on a weekend or around a holiday, I suggest driving up to level 4 and above, (if you, like me), dislike dealing with trying to find a parking space in a crowded structure. I tried the little coffee shop/bakery and the coffee was good. Many people were buying bakery items, that looked really tasty. The other food shops and restaurants were popular and busy. There is also a large high-end hair salon and many more clothing stores. There were sales going on in all stores. Another plus is many shops place free items in your bag as well. Both the skin care and music shop added free items to my bags. A nice touch.

Somewhat hidden amazing food court with free parking for 3 hours with validation

Honestly I don’t even know where to start. I wish I had been super hungry that day in order to eat way more and try many more of the restaurants. When I tell you the food was f**king good it was GOOD! Literally everything was freaking delicious. I’d highly recommend going in walk around and see what catches your eye. I doubt you’ll be disappointed. Not to mention the prices were amazing! The flavor of the food was 15/10 I know it clearly looks like food court vibes but the food is not food court vibes. Go check it out it will be the best thing you’ve done this week 👍🏽

Little hidden gem plunked right in the middle of k-town. I accidentally stumbled upon it when looking for an h-mart. Your best bet is to park in the garage and get it reimbursed when you go shopping. The BEST part of this place is the food court, there are so many options. Dumplings, ramen, pho, bibimbap … you name it. It’s a little pricey (average $15 per plate in any of the restaurants) but if you find somewhere that doles out a decent portion it’s worth it. We went on a weekday afternoon and it was a nice laid back spot to get some good eats.

Worth visiting for the immaculate late-80s vibes alone. From an architectural and historic standpoint, it looks awesome!!! Extremely well maintained, this mall opened in 1988 and looks like a movie set. Everything from the tile, the brass railing, the signage, to the neon signage in the food court is 🧑‍🍳💋. I’d drive across town to come back to this food court, for the food & environment.

This shopping plaza has a few interesting shops. First is H Mart where you can buy Korean groceries. Second is the food court where you can try different dishes. Parking is free for 3 hours with shop validation. You can always buy a coffee from one of the coffee shops or a drink or snack from H mart to get your parking ticket validated.

The plaza has a food court and a H-Mart inside. However, there aren’t too many people here, and it's kind of boring.