Chi Chi LA ( 치치 엘에이 )

My friend and I visited this place during the day to try the menu at YoungDabang(a.k.a 청년다방). The Brisket Tteokbokki and Butter Garlic Fries were delicious. The staff was friendly, and the restaurant was tidy and clean. The green grape and grapefruit ade also perfect for dessert.

Chi Chi in Koreatown, Los Angeles, is an incredibly fun spot that offers an authentic Korean dining experience. The food is outstanding, with highlights like the bulgogi sliders and ramen that are simply amazing. Ordering is done through a device that also lets you play games with your group of friends or against everyone in the restaurant. The device includes a live game chat feature, so you can interact with others while you play. Winning coins from the games can be used to purchase food and alcoholic beverages, adding an extra layer of fun. The atmosphere is vibrant and energetic, making it the perfect place to visit with a large group. Highly recommended!

If you plan to dine at Chi Chi LA, remember this: Reservation is a must! This place gets incredibly busy on weekends, and it's no wonder why. Chi Chi LA is a restaurant like no other, offering an extraordinary blend of dining and entertainment. The atmosphere on a weekend night is positively vibrant and bustling. The reason? Well, it's all thanks to the special feature at every table – the personal ordering devices. These nifty gadgets aren't just for placing your food orders; they're a gateway to a world of fun and games. Each table has its own ordering device, which not only allows you to select your dishes but also provides a variety of interactive games. You can enjoy mini-games by yourself or challenge other tables. There are even spontaneous group challenges initiated by the restaurant. Plus, there's a chat room where you can strike up conversations with diners at other tables. Now, onto the food. Chi Chi LA offers a tasty menu, though portions are on the smaller side. The flavors are delightful, and I highly recommend trying their flavored Soju cocktails. They come with eye-catching glowing lights and adorable duck decorations that add a cute touch to your dining experience. The only drawback is that engaging in conversation can be a bit challenging due to the continuous sounds of excitement from people playing games all around you. But if you're here for a fun and interactive dining adventure, this might not bother you too much.

great food, drinks, and vibes all around! went last night with a group of friends and had such a good time. what's unique about this place is that each table has a tablet which allows you to play games against other tables & win real prizes like free drinks. the service is also incredible—one of the owners came by at one point to play a game with us as well! highly recommend chi chi for a guaranteed fun night out.

Terrible customer service. Walked in and didn’t get greeted. Just a guy who looked miserable immediately asking for our ID’s. Went on a monday night with a group of 9 so we had 3 tables and 3 tablets. It wasn’t super busy but we still barely had any service, and when we did get service, it was rude and unwelcoming. Every time we tried to order on the tablet it would load for 2 minutes and then it would say it failed. They had to restart every tablet about 3 times and it would be fine. 3 minutes later and they randomly shut off. They were also out of every cocktail they had. Do not recommend at all. Food was mediocre. Staff was terrible.

Favorite bar in LA by far. Great vibes, great people, great food, and the tablets on the tables is a really novel concept that allows you to interact with people at other tables as well as your own. Especially if it’s a popping night, you’ll be engaged the entire time. Come here a lot and plan to continue.

🐓🐔Great Korean bar in Koreatown LA! There was also a self-order menu, so it was very convenient. The free drinks game was actually a great idea! Second floor had outdoor patio and it was very spacious. Great service with lots of fun people. It’s fun to watch people too. ** I'm an emoji Google local guide in DFW areas if you want more reviews, don't forget to follow my account. 😊 **

A futuristic take on gaming bar. You can compete with other tables for bottles of Soju. A creative weekend hang. They only accept reservations for tables of 6 minimum. Make sure to make a reservation the weekend, the place packs up quick.