Escala K-town

I absolutely love this place for Brunch vibes Second time here to celebrate birthdays and it always feels like a vibe, customer service is always friendly and quick , our server was so nice too ! I celebrated my birthday yesterday and along with other birthday celebrations it was just a nice experience thanks to the DJ, music is always on point and the food is so so good !!! Not overpriced and mimosas are bottomless for only $26 Favorite spot for brunch so far in LA !

Absolutely delicious food and drinks, with really great atmosphere and decor. The flavors of both Korea and Colombia really come through. Our server Eder was super friendly and really made our night!

If you visit Los Angeles, you should definitely grab a bite and a drink at this spot. Plus,the atmosphere,design and food is amazing. I was visiting and DJ LYKX was playing an amazing set. Cheers to her,the eclectic music was perfect for the venue! I had the elotes(corn on a cob,sour cream and cheese,taste like "elote de tamal") appetizer, the Chicken Wings and Big Beef Rib are delicious! You try Escala K-Town!

Gave it all five across cause it’s everything I personally want every time. Cool people, great food. Even something as simple as the empanadas are sooo good. (chicken and potatoe my fav). The pics of the red snapper should speak for itself 😅

I had high expectations for this Colombian–Korean fusion restaurant, but it ended up being a big disappointment. The food took a very long time to arrive, and to make matters worse, they told me an hour after ordering that the dish I wanted wasn’t available. I ended up ordering the "3 Amigos" plate, but what they served was underwhelming. Even considering the fusion concept, it didn’t capture the essence of Colombian flavors. The chorizo tasted like packaged sausage, the chicharrón was just okay, the criolla potatoes tasted like they had been refrigerated, and the morcilla was the only decent item. My husband ordered a platter that was even worse — more expensive and lacking flavor. The beans tasted canned, and the ribs were mostly fat. I also expected a livelier atmosphere where you could dance, but that wasn’t the case. Although the place is very nice and has an interesting concept, the execution leaves a lot to be desired.

*Colombian Flavors Taken to an Exquisite Gourmet Level at Escala* Dining at Escala under the vision of the new chef Faiga was nothing short of extraordinary. For the first time, I truly felt I was tasting Colombia transformed into refined, high-end gourmet cuisine, without losing its soul. Every dish was beautifully crafted, full of depth, balance, and intention — a flawless adaptation that respects tradition while elevating it. I have never experienced Colombian flavors presented in such a sophisticated and memorable way. Absolutely delicious, artistic, and unforgettable — a culinary experience that must be lived.

Food was delicious. We got bandeja paisa, loaded yucca fries, and kimchi fried rice empanada. My fave was the empanada but everything was great. But my fave part — the dj lolll. Old school hip hop, funk, west coast, with some Latin vibes in the background. So fun. Was dancing the whole time while eating. One of my fave eating experiences ever. Will be back to try chicken and waffles and beef and potatoes empanada.