K'grill Korean Cuisine

Delicious food and friendly staff. Their gukbap was very delicious. Light and flavorful. It is inside Westin Hotel on 4th floor. Kind of tucked away. Their banchan was good, too. Another guy finished his plate and ordered more japchae to go.

Such a cute little family-owned spot inside The Westin Bonaventure. We knew the food would be good, but it totally shocked us how amazing it was. Everything was full of flavor, and just hit the spot. We literally devoured it in minutes. So good! The place is super clean and organized, and you can tell they really care. The man at the register (maybe the owner?) was so kind and welcoming. He made the whole experience even better—thank you, sir! Prices were totally reasonable, especially for the quality. If you’re in or around the hotel, definitely check this place out. We’ll for sure be coming back next time we’re in LA!

For lunch with friends from work, all sorts of different Korean options, prepared fresh excellent service family run business one of our regular spots Bonaventure Hotel seems kind of quiet but if you head up to the fourth floor, it’s around the corner from the brewery you’ll be in for a treat Kimchi Bulgogi Noodles, rice, bean sauce, all the fixings Stop by and try it you’ll like it

I made a mistake. I panicked and ordered a half and half combo containing teriyaki chicken, chapchae noodles, rice, and seaweed and tofu salads. What I really wanted was Soon Dooboo tofu soup on a rainy workday. Darn it. I just learned the Korean word for tofu. It’s Dooboo. Next time K’Grill, next time.

Healthy and delicious food. Craved udon! It came with an egg, fish cake and seaweed flakes. There was a refreshing side salad (I chose this side) and a bowl of steamed rice. I bought beef on the side that was tender and sweet. Has "A" rating from LA County Health Department.

I stumbled across K'Grill Korean Cuisine by chance, while I was staying at the Westin Bonaventure Hotel. It can be a little tricky to find as it is located on the 4th floor of the Westin. I chose the Spicy pork BBQ. It was so good, spicy, flavorful and a very generous size as well. Such a great place to eat and great value as well.

A delicious and cheap take away Korean restaurant, besides, they also provide tables and seats for dining there. Be aware of they will close on Sundays. Bulgogi beef is nice, chicken is a bit dry, but they do serve with 2 Korean side dishes at $8.45, no complaints at all. Spicy tofu soup also recommended, especially you wanna have soup in the cold weather.