Western Doma Noodles Info
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Fast service
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Solo dining
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Wheelchair accessible entrance
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Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Wheelchair accessible restroom
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Wheelchair accessible seating
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Casual
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Good for kids
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Free parking lot
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Best KPortal Reviews
As a tourist I always wanted to try Korean food in LA. My friends and I were blown away by the authentic and flavourful food. The friendliest Ajumma served us with utmost love. Preserve this place.
Quaint and cozy unassuming authentic Korean restaurant. The epitome of homestyle Korean hospitality. Excellent selection of traditional Korean cuisine. We loved the Tteokbokki, bibimbap and beef bulgogi. The variety of delicious banchan really rounded out our meal. So glad we came here.
This review is long over due. This place is one of my favorite places in Korea town for cold noodles. Last week few coworkers and I went to lunch here and all of the food we had was delicious. Service may be a little slow at times as an older woman is the only waitress but she is so sweet and kind. Be patient. I can’t wait for summer to go back for the cold noodles.
Nice little spot in a nondescript strip mall along Western. Good variety to choose from. Ordered the Hot Stone Pot Bibimbap and wasn't disappointed. Came out piping hot with lots of fresh toppings and gochugang sauce on the side. The accompanying banchan was super flavorful and balanced things out nicely. The sweet lady that served us was friendly and efficient. Go eat here. You won't be disappointed.
I think the food might be pretty close to the local Korean taste because when we were there, almost all customers speak Korean and they seemed to know the owner of this restaurant. We ordered the spicy chicken stew, kimchi pork stew, and the chicken noodles, they were all good and came in large quantity. I'd say for the spicy it's truly spicy and if someone can't eat spicy, then the chicken noodle is a good choice. The atmosphere was very welcoming and all the side dishes tasted good. I'd want to come here again next time I'm in the area.
One of my favorite places in Los Angeles for Korean food! I’ve been here so many times and there’s nothing I’ve ever had here that was bad. The ajummas that work there are great, the service can be a little slow but they’re so valid for that since there’s only one server, just flag her down if you’re in a rush to pay the bill!
The ban chan is always on point, and I really enjoy the sujebi, seafood pancake, stir fried squid, and seafood hot stone pot.
Hands down best meal I had in L.A. Stumbled upon this humble eatery located in a little casual/run down strip mall, but the food does not reflect that at all. Quality handmade noodles to go in my spicy seafood soup (maybe noodles were a touch overcooked but probably just because my soup was superr hot)- and do you see the size of that bowl?? That was meant to feed two I'm sure now lol. But I finished it all with a little broth leftover (with some help from my friend). Her Spicy Beef Soup was also really delicious, with a very flavorful, deeply beefy broth, and a generous portion of beef - it has lots of ingredients in it including glass noodles, and came with a side of purple rice of course. The last thing we ordered to share was the seafood pancake, which was also really lovely. It could've been even crispier but the outside was a touch crispy with the interior being thick and fluffy. Lots of seafood in it though. On top of all this, we forgot the banchan was going to come too - which was also very abundant. There were so many dishes. All in all we were past stuffed (would have taken more leftovers but we had to leave town the next day so we wanted to finish what we could) - so we only had half the seafood pancake leftover. The ajumma serving us was so sweet and service was great. Can't wait to go back next time!
It was an incredibly hard decision to make between gatekeeping this spot and giving it its due credit.
As a transplant from NYC, I have enjoyed many a meal in LA but frankly haven’t been blown away.
Experience has taught me that what restaurants put into their “instagrammable” aesthetic, is what they take away from the quality of their food often resulting in overpriced mediocrity.
Whereas the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it spots like this one offer quality AND bang for your buck. I got all this in just one bibimbap order and spent around $15. It was fresh, flavorful, and filling.
My ONLY gripe is that there was not nearly enough meat in there but I’m willing to forgive.
I will be back for sure, and I will be bringing everyone I know.
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Opening Hours
| Monday | 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
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| Tuesday | 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
| Thursday | 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
| Friday | 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
| Saturday | 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
| Sunday | 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
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