Places Spotted in Los Angeles

Address: 135 North Larchmont Blvd
Phone number: (323) 465-6040

  Wide selection of scented candles. Address: 202 North Larchmont North of 1st Street, south of Beverly Phone Number: (323) 962-3622

Breakfast: Huevos Rancheros, Vegan Scramble Plate, Ricotta Toast, Smoked Salmon Sandwich Address: 139 1/2 North Larchmont Blvd

Phone: (323) 871-8930

  Neighborhood bookstore Address: 126 N Larchmont Blvd Between Beverly Boulevard and 1st Street Phone Number: (323) 465-1334   

French Restaurant, Gourmet Market & Bar Address: 5665 Melrose Avenue 90038 Phone number: (323) 380-6557

Choice Music is a small, quiet store inside Koreatown Galleria with good prices on a vast selection of Kpop CDs and Kdrama DVDs. They also sell posters, lightsticks pens and other merchandise featuring popular Korean stars.

MADANG is a three-level shopping and entertainment complex located just north of Wilshire Boulevard on the western side of Western Avenue. MALL DIRECTORY

Pho Yum on Western Avenue, near 4th Street... Phoever Yum (Forever Yum) in Koreatown, Los Angeles.

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한인타운 마당몰에 새롭게 시작하는 정육점 (jeongyukjeom) Jeong Yuk Jeom is a Korean BBQ restaurant that took over the space of Hansol Naengmyeon at the Madang Mall in the summer of 2018. On the menu: Beef Tartare Sushi (raw meat on rice), premium dry-aged meats

Lobster tails...

In the space formerly occupied by Mr. Pizza / M Pizza.

Japanese-run sushi restaurant on Beverly Boulevard. On the menu: Truffle Kanpachi (amberjack), Asahi It’s your neighborhood hipster sushi hangout.  Solid food at a reasonable price, and done in a more Japanese style than you’ll often find in our beloved Ktown.  It’s cash only though, so be sure to carry paper. – Ryan M. For 30 years! NOSHI SUSHI 06/24/2016 90.0 RESTAURANT (61-150) SEATS

This is the Ralphs by the Wiltern Theater on Western Avenue, just south of Wilshire Boulevard. You can enter via Western Avenue or Oxford Avenue. HOLIDAY HOURS: Christmas Eve 2017: Will close by 10:00 pm Christmas Day 2017: Closed Will reopen 6:00 am on Tuesday, December 26

Located at the intersection of Wilshire and Western, the Wiltern Theatre and Pellissier Building is an Art Deco building decorated with blue-green terra cotta tiles. It was originally built in 1931, called the Warner Brothers Western Theater, and was designed as a vaudeville theater. Today, the Wiltern serves as a live-performance venue, hosting concerts and comedy shows.