Hungry Crowd

We had a wonderful appetizer frenzy for lunch at this flavorful restaurant. All I can say is that we has our full of variety and it was absolutely delicious! The service was great. The drinks were good and be warned your mimosas won't be served in a thin little flute glass with a spash of champagne. Lol thank goodness we walked the the restaurant from a friend's house down the street.

What a nice, delicious discovery! While there's a lot of choices on on Riverside Dr in Studio City, Hungry Crowd is one of the more interesting, unique restaurants there. A blend of mostly Korean and American cuisine, you get the classic dishes like Bibimbap, as well as fusion twists like Kimchi Biscuit and Eggs Benedict with Bulgogi. Sadly, I forgot to take a photo of the Kimchi Biscuit, but I have to say that this shareable appetizer is a must have and my favorite fish that we had! It's a surprisingly complex blend of that Kimchi pickled tartness and sweetness from the cinnamon butter, along with some savoriness from the bacon and cheddar. It almost sounds like it shouldn't work, but it's nonetheless delicious! The Eggs Benedict is also a very nice blend of Eastern and Western flavors that work together rather than compete with each other. The Garlic Edamame with Garlic soy is pretty solid but not as big of a wow factor as the other dishes. Lastly, the Bibimbap is pretty good, but I think it's the least memorable. I want to say that I have had better versions of the dish at a more traditional Korean restaurant, so if anything, I'd explore the more fusion side of the menu here at Hungry Crowd next time.

I highly recommend this restaurant. The food and service quality was truly exceptional. I can't wait to come back with my family again.

This is such a wonderful homey place and great food. Because it’s a neighborhood go-to, I never think about reviewing! I highly recommend this American-Asian fusion. Today was Galbi Burger and kimchi fried rice. This is real food, they even make their own kimchi!

I'm going to start this review by saying I don't like LA, but LA does have some good things going for it, and this restaurant is one of them! I was down from SF with my 13 year old son playing golf for the weekend when I came across this place on Google, and at first we were wishy-washy about it, but we thought what the hell. When we arrived and were told it was a 30 minute wait we almost bailed, and are we glad we didn't, my son had the steak and eggs and I had the fried chicken and eggs. My son could not stop raving about it, and basically wiped the plate clean, mine was very unique in that the chicken skin was perfectly crispy while the inside was juicy and it was topped with a mushroom gravy that accentuated the flavor nicely and the eggs were cooked just right. All in all, one of the best breakfasts my son and I have had in a very long time! I mentioned to the gentleman that they needed a location in SF, he just smiled, patted me on the shoulder and said, "move to LA". And trust me, I almost contemplated it. And I almost forgot, the people are extremely welcoming, and the service is excellent.

Great date night spot! Ambient lighting in the evening, a fun, diverse, shareable menu, fast and friendly service and tasty, nicely plated food. It's not a huge place but it wasn't crowded when we went. Outdoor seating has heaters if needed. Not a great place for kids, it's a little too small for it to be a pleasant experience for everyone. The salmon nachos and Japchae with bulgogi were good and easily shareable. Taco Tuesday tacos (choice of corn tortillas or lettuce wrapped) were pretty good, 4/5. The desserts are actually made in house, gelato included! The Mango sorbet was really nice, perfect flavor with fresh mango on top. There was a cookie or something on the bottom, so just know to request it without it if you're gluten free. The banana dolce de leche gelato was 🔥, it caught me off guard! They put bruléed bananas on top for a really nice crunch and extra banana flavor. Highlyyy recommended. Overall, I've had this place in mind to try for a while now so I had high expectations and I was happy with our experience. Don't skip out on dessert, it was the best part! Gotta support the places making their own food and sauces!

*Delayed post from Mar ‘25 I’ve been to Hungry Crowd a few times and I’ve genuinely enjoyed their food, especially the fresh and high quality vegetables. They prepare and cook their food well and the service is always great. They also have outdoor seating available on the street, but the inside is nicely decorated as well. During my last visit, I ordered the tofu bibimbap in a hot stone. I realized afterwards that I made a mistake in not mixing together the bowl and moving things around immediately because all the brown rice at the bottom became burnt and dry. Please don’t make the same mistake I did. Also be aware that parking in this area is quite tricky, so give yourself ample time to look for street parking in the side streets.

Delicious Korean/American brunch food. Had the fried chicken biscuit plate once and the Galbi and egg another time. Both were fantastic. Perfectly seasoned, surprisingly appropriate portion sizes (hate when I have boxes of leftovers and feel sick), and a unique but cozy/comfort food menu. The staff is always so friendly and attentive. All around great experience. I’ll be back many more times.

Bimbimbop was great, best thing Green bowl was good Cobb salad is good. Galbi kebab is ok Hot pot is bad Overall a very solid place will come again!

We crave this place during our visits to LA! We've gone to this restaurant two times now and both times were an absolute hit. Location is on a Broadway with several store fronts including Hungry Crowd, on the street. Parking can be a little tough since it's street parking. We had to go and park in a close neighborhood which looked really nice and had some cool Christmas lights up. The restaurants itself is fairly small (and the bathroom even smaller, practically kissing the wall with my knees) but the service is always fantastic. We came around 5pm when they opened in the evening and there was no wait and we got seated promptly. The place filled up rather quickly but it didn't slow down how fast our service was since the owners and other employees took our order and proceeded to check up on us as we ate our food. I usually like to get their breakfast menu, (such as their Kimichi Biscuits or their Breakfast Burrito) but since we arrived later in the day we ordered the Mac and Cheese, Galbi Burger, Risotto, and the Truffle Honey Fried Chicken. All were excellent and tasted great. During our first visit we had a really good interaction with the owners but didn't really speak to them too much this time around since they seemed to be busy and were probably winding down for the Christmas break. We will most definitely be back again when we travel to LA in the future!

If you're a writers PA working out of Warners or Disney and you're tired of the writers bitching about the same old Mendocino Farms or Sweetgreen options, this is your spot! Plenty of fun options (Korean and Korean adjacent) along with sandwiches and salads that are also still great.

I can go on and on about this place. It's basically like family now where they all know you. First off, the staff are the best. The friendliest and so welcoming. Then you have the food. It's a mixture of Asian fusion which is excellent. It's normally a brunch date for us whenever we visit. Menu has pretty much loads of amazing options. Then there's lunch as well as dinner. I'm pretty sure you could have it all. We normally always stop by usually for Sunday brunch here and there. Let me just say, if you like mimosas, this is your place. Not your typical small champagne glass that cost an arm for one drink. This is a drink glass that's worth every dollar and it's the price of a beer at other places. Let's just say we normally have 2 and we're done for. The food is excellent. Of course my all time favorite is the honey fried chicken meal served with cole slaw. Ugh, it's so good. But pretty much everything that we've had has never been disappointing. The quality is great, each dish is flavorful. It's a win in my book. It's a simple eats without all the fuss. The place isn't that big but well situated. Outdoor patio seating as well as inside with bar top communal seating. With amazing food and friendly staff, it's the reason why we always come back.

This is a nice Korean fusion restaurant right in Toluca Lake. There wasn't really a crowd during lunch time on a Tuesday but parking can be a bit tough to find. Service was great. Our server was friendly and regularly checked in with us. As for the food, there were so many items I wanted to try off their menu but I ended up ordering their Korean Bulgogi Taco and Bibibamp with hot stone this time. Both were solid 5/5s. I'll definitely be coming back here to try the other items in their menu that caught my eye like the japchae and loco moco. Note: On Tuesdays, they have a special on their tacos. You can get singular tacos at a discount #TacoTuesday. They also have happy hour Tue-Thu from 5-6:30pm.

I don't know how I hadn't tried this place before. It's in such a great location with other really good eateries, but I'd say their menu stands out. Our server was really friendly, and the food was delicious. They have healthier options, but don't compromise on flavor. I'd recommend this place and definitely would come back!

What a nice, delicious discovery! While there's a lot of choices on on Riverside Dr in Studio City, Hungry Crowd is one of the more interesting, unique restaurants there. A blend of mostly Korean and American cuisine, you get the classic dishes like Bibimbap, as well as fusion twists like Kimchi Biscuit and Eggs Benedict with Bulgogi. Sadly, I forgot to take a photo of the Kimchi Biscuit, but I have to say that this shareable appetizer is a must have and my favorite fish that we had! It's a surprisingly complex blend of that Kimchi pickled tartness and sweetness from the cinnamon butter, along with some savoriness from the bacon and cheddar. It almost sounds like it shouldn't work, but it's nonetheless delicious! The Eggs Benedict is also a very nice blend of Eastern and Western flavors that work together rather than compete with each other. The Garlic Edamame with Garlic soy is pretty solid but not as big of a wow factor as the other dishes. Lastly, the Bibimbap is pretty good, but I think it's the least memorable. I want to say that I have had better versions of the dish at a more traditional Korean restaurant, so if anything, I'd explore the more fusion side of the menu here at Hungry Crowd next time.

Our first time here for lunch. We truly enjoyed the food and the experience. The server was polite and the atmosphere was calm and welcoming. They have indoor and outdoor sitting. Can not wait to go back.

What an excellent experience. The Korean owner what absolutely fabulous. We order Bulgogi tacos and Shrimp Tacos both were amazing. This place is a must.

Been wanting to check this place out for awhile and it did not disappoint! Service was swift and they regularly checked on us with a smile. The kimchi biscuit is a must try and the gravy is addicting! Loco moco was delicious with the same gravy as the kimchi biscuit which was a perfect addition. Steak was charred and cooked perfectly to medium rare/medium as ordered. The side of greens had an amazing lemony dressing and the chimichurri was great with the char of the steak. Full pint of mimosa yay! Definitely go try it!

Such great food and service. My kids love it, and everything we have tried has been perfect.

Food 5/5: LET ME JUST SAY IT ONCE AND FOR ALL: The best mac n cheese ever wow! Pasta, wow, burger, wow. Enough said! Service 5/5: so fast and so good. Wow. Ambiance 5/5: outside and inside seatings. I highly recommend!!!

We stopped by Hungry Crowd on a Thursday evening. The restaurant was relatively empty, and we received good service. The food was delicious. We had a couple of sliders, one beef and one chicken, and the mac and cheese was excellent. The indoor temperature was a bit warm for me, but nice ambiance inside. Overall, we had a great time.

My first time here I ordered to go. The bibimbap was delicious that I had to come back and sit at the restaurant. I've tried their bibimbap, galbi burger, kimchi friend rice, and their kimchi biscuits... everything was so freaking good. I can't recommend this place enough. Parking is limited. There's a lot in the back dedicated for Trader Joe's customers but it's usually full. You may get lucky with street parking. Besides that, service was great. We were checked on multiple times and had our drinks refilled without even asking. Also, their bathroom has a motion sensor flush. Super cool!

*Delayed post from Mar '25 I've been to Hungry Crowd a few times and I've genuinely enjoyed their food, especially the fresh and high quality vegetables. They prepare and cook their food well and the service is always great. They also have outdoor seating available on the street, but the inside is nicely decorated as well. During my last visit, I ordered the tofu bibimbap in a hot stone. I realized afterwards that I made a mistake in not mixing together the bowl and moving things around immediately because all the brown rice at the bottom became burnt and dry. Please don't make the same mistake I did. Also be aware that parking in this area is quite tricky, so give yourself ample time to look for street parking in the side streets.

I usually get sushi on this street but this time stopped at Hungry Crowd and absolutely loved it! We split some shishito peppers and both got the Bibimbap in the hot stone bowl - both delicious! I poured the extra sauce from the peppers in the bowl because it was so tasty. Great to leave the bowl a few minutes so the rice fries up a bit! The staff was super friendly and quick! Next time I'll be back with a bigger group and appetite so I can try more of the menu!

First time here but not the last. Tried the Kimchi biscuits, fried dumplings and Bulgogi Tacos. Kimchi biscuits were good. Not a heavy spicy presence but a subtle flavor. A lot going on in the biscuit, with cheese, bacon, spices and Kim Chee. It was airy and had a nice bite to it. Not dry or crumbly. It was served with cinnamon butter which seemed odd but it was a pleasant combination. Fried dumplings were delicious. Perfectly crunchy without being overdone. They came out piping hot but even cold they were flavorful. I asked our fantastic server Justin, if he preferred the loco moco or tacos. Since I ordered the appetizers he said go with the tacos because they were smaller. Bulgogi was delicious and tender. The tortilla was very flimsy. I think I would have been better off with lettuce wrap. MAYBE next time I'll ask them to fry the "tortilla" and make it a crunchy bulgogi taco! There was outdoor seating. They are located on Riverside so it is a busy sidewalk. We sat inside and it was very modern and esthetically simple and pleasing.

This place has been on my yelp list for a minute and I actually had the pleasure of visiting this week. Owners were very sweet and funny and the food is exceptionally good. So glad to have found Korean food near by in Burbank. Bimbimbap was 10/10 as was the kimchi fried rice. Definitely will be back to try other things such as the bulgogi fries. Two of my favorite things ever. Bulgogi and fries

I have been going to Hungry Crowd for a few years now and it's become one of my favorite places to eat when I'm up near Burbank & Studio City. The main street that it's on is a bit short on parking, but you can usually find a spot nearby in one of the neighborhood streets if you don't mind walking a bit. The restaurant itself is fairly small, but there's indoor and outdoor seating to choose from and even when busy I've always managed to get a table. The actual space of the restaurant is clean and stylish, making it a perfect spot for all occasions. Still, the food is what really shines here. Their menu has so many tasty options, many with a Korean-American fusion. While I have my favorites (their Fried Chicken Sliders & Japchae w Bulgogi), everything I've tried from them has never disappointed. Their food is always flavorful and fresh and there are just so many dishes that you re not going to find at a lot of places nearby. On my most recent visit we ate off their brunch menu and I absolutely loved their fried chicken and waffle I ordered. Truthfully you could order anything off their menu and not go wrong. To top it all off their service has always been friendly and welcoming! We've been coming back for a while now and we've always felt they appreciate and value their return customers. If you're thinking about stopping here, definitely do!

I was met with unprofessional and rude service. I asked for a table for six and was immediately told that it could not accommodated, with no offer for waiting list or wait time, with no one else waiting and while there were multiple open tables. He rushed us out the door, very unprofessional and unwelcoming.

Had the bibimbap with tofu in a hot stone bowl with brown rice and it was delicious! What made it especially tasty was that you really got a nice blend of crispy browned rice from the stone pot - everything was proportionately great so you didn't get too much or too little of one item, and the sauce on the side was a nice touch to add in a bit of kick as needed. Parking is a bit tough in the area but some of the side streets have availability, just make sure to look at the restrictions on the sides as not all the streets are the same!

Our first time here having lunch with my husband and son. I have passed by this place many times and never had the chance to stop and eat here. First of all a very welcoming restaurant. Everyone we had contact with was friendly and attentive. The ambiance is nice with indoor and outdoor seating. The menu is fusion American and Korean cuisine. Very interesting combinations are made here. I loved their dirty fries that were topped with bulgogi and white cheddar cheese. So yummmm ... the wings were ok but the dumplings were delicious. The Caesar salad was average, next time I won't ask for chicken on top. I ordered a raspberry lemonade on a hot day and it was perfect. There are many things I want to try so we will be back again to do that. Such as the Mac and cheese and the white kimchi clam pasta. Overall a great experience here specially the customer service. Warm and friendly.

This was such an amazing hidden gem! I came to stay with a friend in North Hollywood and we wanted to grab brunch somewhere before I left, so we found this place only 5 minutes away. It was pretty packed but there were still some empty tables so we got seated right away, which was nice because we came on a Sunday morning and expected it to be really busy. It was lively inside where we were seated, but the outside patio was also a nice option with a view of the street. It was right by the farmers market and Trader Joes so overall was a perfect Sunday morning vibe! What really made this place stand out was their fusion foods, which I'm usually hesitant about because some restaurants combine flavors that just shouldn't go together. That was not the case with this place! Everything we ordered was perfect. We started with the kimchi biscuits, which were so cheesy and flavorful. They didn't taste much like kimchi to us, but it was still seasoned very well and paired perfectly with the maple butter it came with. I ordered the ranch egg with spicy pork, and the person who took my order audibly gasped in delight because it was his favorite. I could definitely see why. It shocked me how well the sweet and spicy pork surprisingly paired well with their pico de gallo and salsa. They were also so generous with their portions and there was basically an entire avocado on it, which is unheard of at brunch spots! I had to take half of it home. My friend got the loco moco and I also tried a bit of it. The bulgogi patty had a perfect amount of sweetness and tasted so good with the gravy. They really know their flavor palettes here and we both left very satisfied! Service was also amazing, we tipped a bit extra because they were so attentive and sweet. I can't wait to come back!

We came in with a hungry crowd (ha!) of kids and adults for dinner. I got the katsu burger, which was delectably delicious. The pork cutlet was crunch and the katsu slaw & mayo added a nice sweet and tart balance. Another stand-out was the shishito peppers, which had a really tasty sauce. The bibimbap, japchae, and seaweed salad were also good, though you can find great ones at other restaurants. We had no complaints about them though. One of our kids really loved their fried dumplings too. The service was attentive and the ambiance was nice and romantic. I could see this being a good place to bring a date, since they have a good selection of shareable little dishes.

This place is amazing!! What a hidden gem of Toluca Lake! You'll find a variety of pan-asian fusion inspired items on their menu, ranging from pasta to loco mocos to salmon sashimi bowls. My favorite thing to order here is their Hungry Crowd Green Bowl. Lemme tell ya the pesto rice in the green bowl is out of this world!!! It is SO delicious that you'll find it hard to believe it's actually so healthy. The staff is always very nice. The interior dining space is pretty standard - not too much decor or personality, but I do like the small patio space outdoors. Definitely down to come back and try their other asian inspired dishes! The menu is so vast that you'd be hard pressed to not find something you like! There is residential parking in the neighborhood, since the street this place is located on is always pretty busy!

We stopped by here to grab a quick bite to eat and service was good and relatively fast. There is both indoor and outdoor seating. Kimchi Fried Rice: 5/5 spice level was just right and the egg was cooked perfectly Cajun Jumbo Shrimp Tacos: 4/5 flavor was fine but I wish the tortillas were a little bigger so everything doesn't fall out

Pretty great Korean fusion spot in Toluca Lake!! I've been wanting to try this place for a while! We came here after my daughter's dance class on Sunday just before 11am. Luckily it's one of those places that wasn't crazy packed. We got a table inside and we scanned the menu. Ordered the Kim chi biscuits - good but not my favorite - weirdly savory and sweet. Also got the bulgolgi bi bim bap, the Kimchee fried rice and an order of fries. Bi bim bap was a hit as was the fries! Fried rice was good but also not my favorite. Can't wait to go back and try more stuff!

For a Korean fusion restaurant, I had some high expectations going in. Especially with its amazing reviews. Came out feeling like I paid decent for what I got and the service was 10/10. We got the famous kimchi fried rice and fried chicken sandwich. Highly recommend the kimchi fried rice even as a Korean myself! It's a little more saucy but the flavors hit and the spice level is perfect. It's also great for leftovers the next day Fried chicken sandwich was unfortunately underwhelming and I wish they could've put some kind of seasoning on the chicken itself to make it more flavorful. The fries were also plain and weren't special. Tldr try the kimchi fried rice and the bibimbap (my husband says this is where it's at) and you won't regret it! Also there's a back lot/plenty of parking in the neighborhood so no worries if you can't find a spot on the street.

The truffle oil fried chicken was so oily and had way too much truffle oil on it. It should just be enough for the food to have the smell of it but it was literally a puddle of oil at the bottom of the plate. The bibimbap was okay. It didn't have much flavor to it. The plateup was decent but wasn't too crazy about it. It was just a bunch of steamed bland veggies combines with rice. Service was good. They weren't checking much on us but we were hesitating to say something but really wanted to exchange the meals with something else. Likely won't come back again. We were so disappointed with this visit.

3.5 stars, but rounded up to 4 We came on a Sunday afternoon and there was no wait. It was felt clean, charming and warm inside. I ordered the quinoa and black bean salad and my wife ordered the hungry crowd green bowl with spicy pork. The salad was a bit lackluster and underwhelming in flavor, with it feeling like a chore to finish because of the blandness, but the portion was a good amount and it was filling and tasted fresh. The green bowl was good, packed with flavor and different textures. I would recommend it over the salad. Service was alright. The server only checked up on us early in and we never got any water refills. We would come back with a group if it was their choice.

This is a small restaurant with a warm and welcome, yet modern feel. The staff is wonderfully attentive and friendly. We order the Bulgogi Bowl, Fried Pork Ribs, and Asian Noodle Salad. I cannot remember the exact names of the dishes, but they were all delicious! The porb ribs had a tasty bbq sauce with a little spice that was amazing. The Bulgogi bowl had a nice portion of beef and was fantastic. The noodle salad was huge and my wife loved it. Definitely worth your time and money!

Owner is enthusiastic. And I recently love this shrimp ceviche so much! Plus, we don't need to wait in line for long time mostly.

There was a time when the word "fusion" was a novel concept with restaurants. These days it can be a mixed bag. Sometimes it's a gimmick and other times it's flat out bad...like no one asked for Nordic pupusas? Every now and then though, there are alchemists who get it right...like the Kogi truck before them, Hungry Crowd manages to get the formula right. Owned and operated by a wonderful Korean family, their Instagram describes themselves as, "California fusion...new age American with a lot of Korean love," and it could not be more true. Hungry Crowd manages to be a diner, bistro, and trattoria...that also serves bibimbap. Come for breakfast, get some eggs benedict. For lunch, have some bulgogi tacos or a nice Cobb salad. On a mild summer evening, enjoy a glass of wine and dinner on their patio with some steak frites or some kind of pasta dish made with kimchi. When you walk in the place looks clean and sharp. There's a long island bar that's communal seating and the rest of the space is filled out with two and four tops. On a bright sunny day, you're bathed in the light that shines through from Riverside Drive. I haven't come here for dinner yet, but I can only imagine how nice and moody it might be. Every time I've come here, I was seated fairly quickly and a waiter always checks in to refill drinks or just to check in how you're doing. Their lemonade and cucumber lemonade are refreshing and the drip coffee is cromulent. While the service and ambiance itself earns this place five stars, the food is even more amazing. For breakfast, get anything with an egg on top. Even if you come in for lunch or breakfast, ask for a fried egg because it will be one of the best cooked eggs you've ever had. I'm not a fan of sunny side up eggs, but here, the well cooked egg and the quality of the eggs they use combine into a work of art. Foodies, if you want that perfect broken, drippy yolk shot, this is the place to go. Eggs Benedict, breakfast burrito, and the loco moco are my go tos in the morning. The loco moco is really special because they use the same seasoning for the bulgogi so it's nice and sweet, paired with the savoriness of cheese, gravy, and rice. The perfect bowl of comfort food on a cold night or a summer morning after you had a little bit too much at a BBQ the night before. For lunch, I'm not really sure what to get cause when I have been here after they've stopped serving breakfast, I still got breakfasty things. The tacos look like a wonderful option to have...just reading their descriptions on the menu evoke the bright flavors. I recommend getting the spicy pork, on well...anything. It's a meat option for the benedict and if it's good smothered with hollandaise, it's probably good eaten out of a shoe. For dinner, I can only imagine how good the things they serve are. They have a giant chalkboard full of dinner options, wines, and specials. I guess no one really asked for Korean fusion pastas and raviolis, but yes, I would like to eat that. I do have a coupe frames of reference for how good the dinner can be. If you want some steak frites, come here over an expensive and overrated steak house. The french fries are good and it's just a skirt steak, but it packs the flavor and tenderness of a rib eye. You don't really need the chimichurri, but of course, that is good too. Also their salads are probably good based off the side salads we've gotten with brunch. It's just greens with a simple vinaigrette, but I could eat a bowl of it. Hungry Crowd is everything you want it to be, but more so, it's that perfect neighborhood spot that everyone goes to and everyone should know.

Cozy little place with several tables. They have a couple outside in front. - Kimchi Biscuits 2.1/5 Thought the biscuit was dry with little kimchi flavor. The sweet cinnamon butter was VERY good though. - Skirt Steak 3.7/5 Thought the steak was chewy, with little flavor. The chimichurri was flavorful and the brussel sprouts were VERY good. - Rose Pasta 4.2/5 You can definitely taste the crab! It's not as creamy as you think. They give a lot of sauce. Really really good. Wish they gave some sort of garlic bread on the side to soak up all that yummy crab sauce! Street parking... it's pretty bad during dinner time.

Thoroughly enjoyed the noodle salad, fried chicken sliders and kimchi fried rice. Beer tasted great too! They were out of scallops the day I went but I hope to try it next time since it sounded so simple yet delicious. Kids liked the beef sliders but the sliders were so juicy they left behind a large puddle of soup on their plates...not sure what caused the excess moisture (maybe the sauce or onions or meat itself?) but it was a little much. Husband ordered the loco moco. I wasn't crazy about it, only order this dish if you want the meat patty to taste sweet or your favorite thing ever is bulgogi.

Nice spot with great food and attentive servers. The ambiance is nice as well and the outside is colorful. Now on to the food. We got a bibimbap, a fried chicken sandwich, and wings. Wings come in 6 and are delicious. The sandwich and bibimbap were also delicious and massive portions. All together it came out to $52. Good prices, food and service.

Awesome place with a lot of charm and great, interesting flavor combinations in their dishes. I am particularly a big fan of their dishes with kimchi, as they make it in house! As someone who lived in Korea for 6 years and is married to a Korea, I am a bit biased towards places that make their own kimchi, but I really do their food is great.  Small note that is definitely not a big deal but I think would be a helpful, quick-ish fix is that the digita menu is a bit unruly. It is multiple pages long and features many similar dishes for each meal time. Perhaps color differentiation, a bigger "BREAKFAST / LUNCH / DINNER" sign, or a collapsable page for different meal times would help. Regardless this is once again a smaller issue. Happy hour pricing is pretty solid in comparison to other places in the area these days, and portion size is fair. Definitely come here for new American/Korean fusion flavors in a more upper-casual setting.

Love this neighborhood spot! Asian Noodle Salad is my go to for lunch. Light and fresh and gluten free :)

Every food that I have tried here has been delicious! The quality is great and the service is great. A cute cozy place to go on a date!

The bibimbap with spicy sausage in a hot stone bowl was excellent. Will be going back for this. Plus our server was charming and although we were too full for creme brulée this time we will be braver next time.

This place blew me away! Everything tasted sooo fresh. We got the kale salad with salmon and arugula salad with salmon. The red wind vinaigrette with savory and tangy and rest pulled the flavors of the salad together with the cucumbers, onions and olives. The grilled salmon was also perfectly cooked. The kimchi biscuit was a burst of flavors and deliciously tender. We also got a waffle which was nicely crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The cinnamon butter really enhanced the waffle aswell. All of the servers and hosts were incredibly helpful and sweet. We will definitely be coming back! I'm extremely happy with my first experience here.

Wow! This place is great! And right next to Trader Joe's, even better lol I came on a Saturday brunch hour. It's definitely busy but I was able to get seated on a timely manner. For food, we got the chicken dumplings and I got the Ranch eggs. My partner got the bibimbap. I enjoyed my Ranch Eggs. It was a light but filling meal. Eggs were cooked just right. The chicken dumplings had a nice soup broth so it did burn my tongue a bit. Service was good. They were on refills and very kind, generous folks. I will say, I think it's a little overpriced for what's given but the quality is there so it's a nice treat. Oh last thing. Parking, well, I parked somewhere where I would have been towed if I stayed longer but hey you do what you have to do (nervous face) Stop by if you haven't had the chance lol

We Galbi Burgers, creme brulee, and chocolate Gelato. It was all absolutely delicious!! The burgers were juicy and flavorful, the creme brulee was silky and had that Crack you look for in a good creme brulee, and the Gelato was richly flavored and not too sweet. The servers were delightful, too!! We were very satisfied with our choice of lunch spot. :)

I can't stop raving about this dinner! Thanks to Yelp, I came across Hungry Crowd as one of the top recommended restaurants in LA, and their overall rating of five stars pulled me in. At 5:00P, the four of us were the first customers to enter, so we had our choice of where to sit. One of the first things I noticed was how clean the restaurant was; our table was glistening! The menu is pretty large with something to fit everyone's tastes: small plates, salads, pastas, rice dishes, and various meat items. When we asked, the waiter gave us his recommendations which definitely influenced our ordering. Although many of the items can be eaten as a single serving, we decided to share everything family-style. + ROSE PASTA ($24): A creamy tomato sauce with blue crab, garlic, onions and capers completely coated al dente pasta. The sauce was delicious and it included a reasonable amount of crab. We mopped up every bit of it... no sauce left behind! A handful of arugula on top gave it a peppery bite. + FRIED PORK RIBS ($24): Amazing! These baby back ribs were fall-off-the-bone tender and the meat was on the leaner side rather than fatty. They came covered in a sticky sweet glaze that had a perfect touch of heat. The sauce was so addicting that I kept scooping it up on each bite of rib. In place of fries or slaw, we took our waiter's suggestion of polenta as the side, which was so creamy and smooth. + HUNGRY CROWD GREEN BOWL ($14.50 + $7 for salmon): A wholesome bowl of brown rice with pesto, avocado, kale, poached egg and pickled red onion. For an extra cost, you can add protein to make it a more filling meal. The pesto was bright and herby like it should be and we mixed the runny poached egg in with the rice. Grilled salmon paired nicely, being moist and flaky. Our waiter said this was his favorite dish and I totally see why. It's nutritious and delicious! + KALE SALAD ($14): Tender kale with black olives, tomato, cucumber and red onion was tossed in a red wine vinaigrette. The dressing was light and slightly acidic, perfectly cutting through the richness of the other items in our meal. Service was very good as our waiter checked back with us multiple times and kept our waters full. He also mentioned to us that the seafood is purchased each day, rather than delivered, so they select the freshest items. That is what led us to choosing the salmon in the Green Bowl! The only thing was that we were originally going to order the scallops, but they did not have them that day. Nevertheless, this was my favorite meal in LA and we completely cleaned every plate!

Stopped by for a quick bite before checking out the Halloween decor in the neighborhood and am definitely planning to come back to try more! We got the kimchi biscuits, pork ribs, and since it was Tuesday we tried a few of their tacos. The spicy pork taco and the pork ribs were the highlights! The kimchi biscuits were unique but I wish it had a stronger kimchi flavor.

Service was great and food was tasty! Visited here on a weekday lunch and there were a few other parties but plenty of tables available. We got to choose the place to sit so we decided on an outdoor table next to some cute plants. My friend and I ordered the soft shell crab burger, katsu sandwich, and dirty fries with bulgogi to share. Soft shell crab sandwich $19: Delicious and both of our favorites based on what we ordered. So fresh and the crab had the perfect crunch. The tartar sauce was yummy and not overpowering. Katsu burger $16: I ate this burger last and it was surprisingly still crunchy! Very filling but a little heavy with all the breading and bun. Dirty fries $10 + $4 for bulgolgi add on: Served in a little skillet. They were tasty but slightly smaller portion than expected. The bulgogi and kimchi were a yummy combo. Only drawback was the parking! We had to circle a few times to find a spot or could have opted for a slightly further walk if we parked in the neighborhood. Be sure to read the parking signs though!!

A nice family run local restaurant! Great, warm service and good food. The kids said it was the best mac and cheese they've had (and they have had a lot!). Nice that it comes with cauliflower so there's some veggie in there. I had the kimchi clam pasta which was a cool twist that was very tasty. Perfect way to end a day at Universal Studios!

Food and service are very good. Delicious burger! Fast service! Timely manner you get your food

Phenomenal service, very friendly, we never wanted for anything. Water was served immediately and never went low, we appreciated that attention. All of the food my hungry party of 5 ordered was excellent and piping hot and fresh. Hot stone bibimbop was excellent as was the kimchi fried rice (spicy) delicious. My youngest loves Loco Moco and was happy to see that on the menu, she devoured it! We also had some unique dishes such as the kimchi clam pasta and soft shell crab sandwich all of which was fantastic. I would highly recommend a visit.