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Welcome to Ddong Ggo

Welcome to Ddong Ggo, a hidden gem in Los Angeles that tantalizes the taste buds with a celebration of Korean flavors. Nestled on Western Avenue, this vibrant eatery specializes in extraordinary dishes like the Stir-Fried Gizzard and Squid ($15) and the Giant Pork Cutlet ($17), each crafted with fresh ingredients and a dash of culinary passion. Their Popcorn Chicken ($15) and spicy Korean-style ramen ($8) provide a delightful twist on comfort food. Ddong Ggo invites you to experience a fusion of tradition and innovation, making every bite a savory adventure. Discover your new favorite Korean dining spot!

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Welcome to the vibrant culinary world of Ddong Ggo, a gem nestled in the heart of Los Angeles at 528 S Western Ave. This restaurant invites food lovers to embark on a delightful gastronomic adventure, showcasing a unique fusion of flavors and traditional recipes.

Ddong Ggo offers a menu brimming with tantalizing options. From simple favorites like Garlic French Fries ($12) and Mexican Salad ($13) to more daring choices like Giant Pork Cutlet ($17) and Deep-Fried Shrimp In Hot Pepper Sauce ($18), there is something for every palate. One of my personal highlights has to be their Spicy Rice Cake ($15) — a dish that perfectly balances heat and texture, leaving a lasting impression.

For those looking for a heartwarming meal, the Green Onion Chicken ($15) stands out as the best chicken dish on the menu. Its tender bites are infused with a deliciously savory flavor that resonates well with the comforting nature of classic home cooking. The Honey Butter Chicken ($16) is equally enchanting, blending sweetness and umami in a unique twist.

If you are in the mood for a more communal experience, try the Ddong-Ggo Lunch Box ($10) or indulge in the Whole Watermelon ($15) for a refreshing burst of flavor. The restaurant also features the vibrant Spicy Rice Cake ($15), which is a signature dish that leaves diners craving more.

To quench your thirst, their unique offerings of Special Seasonal Fruits ($35) bring a seasonal burst to your meal, serving as a refreshing accompaniment or standalone treat. Each dish is crafted with care, reflecting a deep appreciation for flavor and presentation.

Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or settling in for a full dining experience, Ddong Ggo’s warm atmosphere and inviting decor make it a must-visit destination in Los Angeles. With prices that cater to various budgets, it’s a perfect spot for both casual diners and dedicated food enthusiasts alike.

Come and discover the essence of Ddong Ggo, where every dish tells a story, and every visit feels like a celebration of flavors! You can reach them at +1 213-568-3708 to make a reservation or inquire about their menu. Bon appétit!

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Mariana Kao
Mariana Kao

I had a great time here! I've never been to Korea but was told the vibe is quite similar. We sat outside under the tents and they had heat lamps. Food comes in big portions so be aware when u order; though, u can take them home if u don't finish them. Smoking is allowed in the patio. Service was good, no complaints. Super busy on weekends. Street parking.

Karl A
Karl A

Great place to enjoy Korean dishes and drinks while watching the big games on their giant screen. The covered outdoor setting is great for any weather.

Jason S (Simchelin Guide)
Jason S (Simchelin Guide)

Food was phenomenal and service was awesome. They have a galore of drinks and traditional and modern take on Korean food. They make the food right on the spot so it may take a few minutes but it's definitely fresh. So flavorful even if you don't drink I highly recommend this spot for the dishes and finger foods. Cheers to those who do drink. The guy who served us was really nice and attentive to our requests.

Amber Jung
Amber Jung

Always the place to get lit!! If you guys have never been there, go there now!!!!!!!! They have soju plus beers, just not hard liquor. Their good are pretty great too, which is a plus! Outside area is the smoking area and inside in non-smoking.

Will Salang
Will Salang

The hosts and servers were nice, cool even. It's a great place to hangout, converse, and the vibe? It's definitely a place for like minded people just wanting to have a fun night out, drinking, eating whatever salty/spicy or oily/crispy/savory dish they have. A must-go experience and it reminds me of the authentic red tents in Korea where the locals drink towards the after hours. We will be back!

天

What a super happy place! Great for a spontaneous meal with cool friends.

Matthew Lew
Matthew Lew

Late night gastropub. Bring your Korean friends and your non-Korean friends. The menu says to be respectful to women. Get the Lunch Box! It’s like bimbimbap, but in a metal tin box where you break it up with your spoon, then cover it back up and shake it really hard until it mixes well. So damn good!

JP Shelton
JP Shelton

Young vibes for late night drinking. Great for large groups or a birthday party maybe. We ordered the rice cakes, small intestines, chicken wings. I don’t think this place is known for food, nor do I recommend the food - I think it’s just to give yourself some sustenance as you keep drinking because even though the place isn’t that ‘nice’, it’s outdoor seating and vibes in crowd is what makes his place a good spot to party. But keep in mind it’s young 20’s.