Mirak Restaurant
Korean restaurant · Harvard Heights ·

Mirak Restaurant

Korean restaurant · Harvard Heights ·

Authentic Korean restaurant serving flavorful goat stew

black goat stew
goat meat
fried rice
banchan
spicy
tender meat
dipping sauce
good for health
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
Mirak Restaurant by null
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Information

1134 S Western Ave #A2, Los Angeles, CA 90006 Get directions

$$

Restroom
Accepts reservations
Popular for lunch
Popular for dinner
Family friendly

Information

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1134 S Western Ave #A2, Los Angeles, CA 90006 Get directions

+1 323 732 7577
mirakrestaurant.com
@mirak_restaurant

$$

Features

•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Popular for dinner
•Family friendly
•Good for solo dining
•Comfort food
•Credit card accepted

Last updated

Dec 16, 2025

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5 Great Restaurants to Try This Weekend in Los Angeles | Eater LA

"A Korean spot where goat is the centerpiece—grilled, roasted, or stewed—with the stew served bubbling at the table in a gamey, chile-spiked broth; plentiful banchan precede the main, and waitstaff finish the meal by frying seaweed-and-kimchi rice in the stew's remaining juices for an unbeatable final course. Dipping sauces with mustard seeds and hot mustard add extra kick." - Eater Staff

https://la.eater.com/2017/2/24/14727072/things-to-do-weekend-la-los-angeles-restaurants
Mirak Restaurant

Zoe Z.

Google
One of the best goat stews that I ever had!! Highly recommend for anyone who craves for goat. The flavor is mildly spicy, goes well with the rice at the end😋😋 The aunties were very friendly and nice too!

Jewel L.

Google
We visited Mirak restaurant and if all you women want food that make your skin glow and shine come here to eat the black goat! When they say food are the best medicine for the body then I wouldn’t miss trying the black goat stew it’s truly good for the body. And for men it revives you and gets you your much needed strength back. Food for your health! Great service and good food try it out.

Jared C.

Google
🇰🇷 SOUTH KOREA (via Eat the World Los Angeles) - Inside the restaurant, the familiar smell of goat meat floats everywhere, mixed with the spices and herbs bubbling in pots on every table. The reason to come here, and what is creating all that tantalizing aroma, is the black goat meat stew ($49.99), known as heugyeomso-tang (흑염소전골) and the first item on the menu. It is meant for two people, but could certainly be shared by three or even four. Like most Korean meals, it arrives with a full complement of banchan to nibble on before and during your meal, as well as a special dipping mix heavy on chili and spicy mustard. If you do not do it immediately, the staff will encourage you to mix this up very well before starting.

Clifton G.

Google
This place is so good! Had the goat soup which had a subtle kick to it. The banchan and spicy mustard sauce was sooo good! Very friendly, cozy spot!

Allison J.

Google
TL;DR - Flies, so many little flies! If you don't mind flies/gnats' company during your meal, you can eat here. I really wanted to like this place. I was on a short trip to LA and was craving goat stew. After ordering, the server brought out banchans and sauce for the stew. One of the plates had a dead bug on it. I should've left when I saw it, that was only the beginning. On my way back from the bathroom, I encountered a group of 5-10 flies/gnats near the kitchen. When I came back to the table, I saw one sampling kimchi so I separated it from the rest of banchans. There were at least a couple of flies constantly flying over the food and I just couldn't enjoy the food. Stew was good, but the fried rice was just okay. Servers were nice but they didn't seem to care about the flying bugs. Very unpleasant experience.

Edward H.

Google
Never had Korean goat stew before; it was great and I won't hesitate to invite friends to try

Young K.

Google
You should know how to speak Korean before you go to this restaurant and know the Korean food even though there is free parking it's very limited

kimchi W.

Google
It’s very healthy food with reasonable prices. The soup is unforgettable.