Five Senses (Koreatown)

Tonight is our amazing team dinner 🎉 We ordered so many dishes with different flavors, and every single one was delicious 🤤. Each dish came in generous portions and was great quality, which made it perfect for sharing. The service was excellent- staff were friendly, attentive, and made us feel very welcome. The atmosphere was warm and enjoyable, making the whole experience even better. It was a wonderful night spent with an amazing team, and we all truly enjoyed it. Highly recommended! 💕💕

Fast, standard Korean fare that fills one's tummy. I ordered vegetarian chap chae (stir fried glass noodles) while husband asked for beef bibimbap. Both just good enough, nothing more nothing less. My chap chae contained generous amount of onions and little other veggies. One complaint was the size of their ban chan (side dishes), which had to be the stingiest we'd even seen in a Korean restaurant! They did give us another serving, although we'd have to ask for it. We chose this place because our favorite spot next door (BCD) had a long line, and we were super hungry. Service was fast and efficient. The space was big, bustling and noisy. I guess any K-town restaurant would attract enough customers.

Stopped by Five Senses in Koreatown for a quick meal on Valentine’s Day, and unfortunately it was a disappointing experience. The restaurant wasn’t completely full, but it seemed overwhelmed — there were two waiters and a handful of runners, and they couldn’t keep up with turnover. The result was poor service, very little attention, and what was described to us as a "service error." We ordered the seafood pajeon and sweet & chili wings. The food itself was okay. The pancake was very standard — nothing to write home about — and the wings were nicely coated, though not particularly spicy or especially flavorful. The bigger issue was timing. Our meal took almost an hour to arrive, apparently due to that "service error," which felt like a missed ticket. It really took away from the experience. It’s frustrating to write this because I used to come here often years ago, and it was much more reliable back then. This visit just didn’t live up to past experiences — hoping it was an off night.

Ive been seeing raw marinated crab all over tiktok and just dying to try it. Found five senses and saw they had it on the menu so tried it bere and it was AMAZING. If you love spicy food youll love this crab. My friends and i also tried theyre mixed noodles, soicy noodles, and short rib, and all were top tier. Can NOT wait to come back

This used to be my favorite Korean restaurant in koreatown but they changed the menu and now everything is bland. The popcorn chicken is too salty and is barely coated with any sauce and the cold noodles tastes weird. Definitely not coming here again.

I ordered a beef rib soup that was $26 before tax. The bowl looked pretty big, but there were only three pieces of meat and very little noodles. I was seated near the kitchen, and every time the server pushed the cart out, it bumped into my chair at least three times during the dinner with no apology even once There was barely any service the whole time, they didn’t even pour water.

One of the better Korean spots in Ktown. BCD done the block is overrated IMHO (long lines for run of the mill Korea food). The beef short rib soup always tastes authentic and home made flavor here. Chicken wings are decent. The seafood noodle soup okay too. But the de facto must try is the GalbiTang (beef short rib) soup! Their ban chan offerings are on the smaller side tho.