Lunch from $15: The Ultimate Guide to Dine LA Korean Food Steals
If you have been looking for an excuse to embark on an epic culinary crawl without draining your wallet, summer’s most anticipated dining event is finally here. Dine LA Korean Food options are set to take center stage as the popular restaurant week returns from August 14 to August 28. Featuring 14 standout local spots—spanning Koreatown, Beverly Hills, the Arts District, Highland Park, and Pasadena—foodies can indulge in curated multi-course menus with lunch specials starting as low as $15.

Koreatown Takes Center Stage with 11 Hotspots
Koreatown is leading the charge with 11 participating restaurants offering everything from savory hot pots to classic comfort food:
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Budget-Friendly Bites ($15–$35): Kkodak Kkodak (Mannam Square) serves up the lowest price point in the event with a $15 lunch and $25 dinner menu. Pork lovers can hit up Lasung Pork Cutlet for $25 lunch/dinner sets, while Lasung Tofu and Sandeomi Hamjibak offer wholesome $35 lunch and dinner courses.
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Modern Comforts & Noodle Hotspots ($25–$65+): Born Shabu ($25 Lunch / $45 Dinner), SAN ($25 Lunch / $55 Dinner), and Seokwan Myeonok ($25 Lunch / $65+ Dinner) deliver versatile tasting options. For elevated dinner-only experiences, check out Jilli ($45 Dinner) or Danbi ($45 Dinner). Crab enthusiasts can also drop by Gebang Sikdang ($55 Lunch / $55 Dinner) or Gavin ($35 Lunch / $65+ Dinner).
Destination Dining: From Beverly Hills to Pasadena
The Korean flavor wave extends well beyond the borders of Koreatown this season:
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AB Steak by Chef Akira Back (Beverly Hills): Premium steakhouse dining featuring dinner courses starting at $65+.
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Hojoban (Arts District): Trendy, high-energy modern Korean bites with a $55 dinner course.
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Yi Cha (Highland Park): Laid-back neighborhood vibes featuring a $35 dinner menu.
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Urban Pocha (Pasadena): A night-market-style feast offering a $25 lunch and $65+ dinner option.
How to Score Your Table Before Seats Fill Up
Dine LA offers a win-win for everyone: diners can explore acclaimed eateries at accessible fixed rates, while local restaurants welcome new faces through their doors. Given the high demand for Korean cuisine across Los Angeles, reservations are guaranteed to fill up quickly.
To view full menus, check course details, or lock in your reservations, visit the official event page at discoverlosangeles.com/dinela. Grab your chopsticks and get ready for a delicious fortnight!



