My husband and I went for lunch at this restaurant. I spend a lot of time in Los Angeles and am familiar with Koreatown, so I was surprised to find out that the restaurant was actually French. The ambiance of the room had a French vibe that we really enjoyed. We started our meal with the Beet Salad, which came with parsnip chips that added a nice textural element. We both loved it. I ordered the Smoked Salmon and Onion Omelette, while my husband had the Boeuf Bourgogne. The omelette was perfectly cooked and my husband's beef dish was incredibly tender. The food was so delicious that even though I was full halfway through, I couldn't stop eating. Our server was very friendly and accommodating...
We went to this restaurant for lunch. I spend a lot of my time in Los Angeles, specifically Koreatown (known as K Town). We would have visited sooner if we knew it was a French restaurant. The ambiance of the room had a French vibe to it. We started our meal with the Beet Salad, which had parsnip chips that added a unique crunch. We really enjoyed it. I ordered the Smoked Salmon and onion Omelette, while my wife got the Boeuf Bourgogne. Both dishes were fantastic - the omelette was cooked perfectly and the beef in my wife's dish was incredibly tender. Even though I was full halfway through, the food was so delicious that I couldn't stop eating. Our server was friendly and accommodating, maki...
I visited this restaurant with a friend about six months ago. The food was delicious, but the outdated 40s or 50s vibe may have been a turn-off for some. Despite this, everything else about the restaurant was worth returning for. Other reviews mentioned enjoying the unpretentious atmosphere. Unfortunately, the restaurant has since closed down. Best wishes to the staff and owners. The staff was pleasant and friendly.
I came here on a slow Sunday evening for dinner. I had a nice seat at the window looking out onto the street. The service was exceptional. Staff were friendly and warm, and it felt like I was a special customer. The vegetable soup and ossobucco were also fantastic. Parking: I parked directly in front of the restaurant on the street. You can also park in the Safeway or at the nearby church. Price per person: $20–30
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dc is shocked with knock-your-socks-off restaurants that characterize many food ingredients. I count among those who follow the latest and greatest culinary experiences. k town bistro is an anti-buz restaurant. it is quiet and beautiful and can feel them as they have dared from the city, even if it is only 20 minutes to get them
The best neighborhood bistro north of DC. Every single item on their menu is specifically curated. We even loved their version of dishes that we normally dislike! (Order the cheesecake! There is nothing else like it. Adorable.
This restaurant is wonderful! We had a great experience dining in for dinner. The price per person is $30-50. The food, service, and atmosphere all receive a rating of 5 out of 5.
This place has excellent food. I ate scallops with risotto and spinach yum !! My daughter got beef stroganoff and it was delicious. Service was impeccable!! Definitely a 5 star!
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I am disappointed that I misplaced my gift card, as the restaurant has now closed and I have no means of reaching them.
This restaurant has permanently closed as of 11/2/2022. It will be replaced by an Italian restaurant in 2023.
