6 Best Korean Restaurants near La Mirada

“Good food and services. Good atmosphere I would go back“

“I love coming to Haus and I love the owner/manager. He is so nice and always gives service on the house. Workers are very nice and attentive too. Food is so good here. They have all kinds of Korean food, American food, pub/bar food. Ambiance is very spacious and clean. They have fun claw machines where you can win super cute dolls and they also have a Photo Booth.“

“Parking: Very easy even on a Saturday/ Sunday brunch day. I would say to come early to check in on their Yelp waitlist in case their place get's especially busy. If you order all these dishes with a group of 4 people, this will fill you up. Banana Latte: Tasted more of the latte than the banana. Gamberry Rose Pasta: Don't play with the spicy level. It's not death spicy but it's a bit like Shin Ramen spicy. Would not recommend this dish for my non tolerant spicy people. Pasta is wonderful though, sauce was like uni cream, there were bits of masago (tiny fish eggs) to add a nice texture, 2-3 regular shrimp and a jumbo shrimp in the dish. Beet Tataki Salad: Would highly recommend for anyone! The beef was cooked so well, medium rare on the inside and the outside sliced edges were really crispy! Salad was refreshingly and dressed well with their vinaigrette, tomato, and shredded cheese. Gambas: Not my favorite dish. The sliced bread was presented in the skillet so bottom portion of the bread was overly greasy. There was too much olive oil at the bottom of the pan than necessary. Toasted whole garlic and olives, I think the only redeemable feature of the dish would be the shrimp.“

“I found this place searching for Korean food around the area. I was pleasantly surprised to see all the selections of banchans they had. Foods I've tried: - Spam kimbap - Beansprouts & Spinach - Spicy fishcakes - Crab cakes - Wild grain purple rice Overall, everything was tasty. I want to try their fishcake soup and tteokbokki next time I go! Cashier was nice and asked if I needed help with anything. The total at the end does add up quickly if you don't look at the prices!“

“First time trying this spot after driving by the plaza so many times. The food is delicious and literally evoked a sense of comfort. The Yuzu slush was quite refreshing, my toddler loved it. Ahjumma is very sweet and told me more about the menu and catering. The ambiance has an old school vibe. I will definitely be returning when I'm in the area.“

“This Korean BBQ and traditional spot in Fullerton is hidden better than a Kardashian's bad photoshop job. Don't let the unassuming exterior fool you – inside it's a bustling fiesta of sizzling meats, steaming stews, and enough servers to put a Cheesecake Factory to shame.Their menu is the size of a Korean soap opera, with everything from BBQ to bibimbap, casseroles to fish (because, you know, protein diversity). Today, we opted for a combo of cold noodles (perfect for this California heat) and pork BBQ ribs marinated in enough soy sauce to make a Kardashian cry tears of joy (or maybe that's just the spice talking?).Be warned: portions here are family-sized, so bring your crew (or prepare for epic leftovers). Parking is plentiful, unlike your chances of snagging a date after a garlic-heavy Korean meal.In short, this place is a hidden gem worth checking out. Just don't judge a book (or a Korean restaurant) by its cover – you might miss out on some seriously delicious (and possibly life-changing) kimchi.“