9 Best Korean Restaurants in Cerritos

“My wife and I needed a quick lunch fix, and the photos of kimbap caught our eye. The shopping center isn't much to look at, but the cafe is such a cute and charming place! We ordered a kimbap and a cup-bap, which appears to be their spin on a lunch plate with several sides. This is really a mom-and-pop shop in the best sense, like if your parents were cooking a cozy meal for you. They even sell instant ramen, and will prepare it and serve it up to you with a side of pickled radish. Wish I lived closer - we would definitely be back!Kid-friendliness: The cafe's atmosphere is very casual and family-friendly.”

“Not super familiar with Korean food so the girl taking my order was very helpful. Food was delicious and they give you A LOT! My mom had food for 3 days. I thought she would have said no on the 3rd day but she said it was so good she wanted to finish it!Parking: Located in a large strip mall so there is plenty of free parkingWheelchair accessibility: I use a walker and had no problem... doorway seems wide enough to accommodate a wheelchair”

“Taste goodThis is one of the delicious Korean food restaurants. My favorite dish in this restaurant is the young radish kimchi. The young radish kimchi and soybean paste stew that are served as side dishes and complimentary throughout the year bring me here.Personally, I find various items on their menu tasty, including kalguksu (knife-cut noodles), grilled hairtail fish, and braised hairtail fish. Today, I enjoyed the pork bossam, and I would rate it three stars. It was rich and satisfying.One thing that disappointed me was that the jjanchi guksu (banquet noodles) I ordered for takeout two weeks ago, which I thought was on the menu, turned out to be a different dish. It was more like somyeon (thin wheat noodles) in kalguksu broth, not what I expected. It started with my misunderstanding, and I appreciate them trying to accommodate my request, but I was completely disappointed as it was a different dish. In my opinion, it would be better if they informed customers that what they requested isn't on the menu.This has been my favorite kalguksu place for a long time. Despite the name changing several times over 23 years, a five-star rating is more than enough.Parking: The packing lot is always available.If, full paking lot. Use the back side parking lot.”

“This place is a small restaurant in a small strip mall next to what looks like a Vietnamese donut shop. There are about 10 tables that seat 2-6 people and when you order at the counter and pay. It's sort of a fast food/food court style restaurant where u can get all the typical korean fast food staples like rabokki, naengmyun, bibimbap, jjajang myun, etc. They also have AYCE self service banchan on the side that you can grab yourself. The funny thing was that they have signs promoting their AYCE banchan but they spelt "wasted" incorrectly as "easted" Good place to eat if you want some korean food that's quick and efficient.”

“Luv Dduk in Cerritos is consistently my go-to Korean food spot in town. They provide an authentic Korean culinary experience, using fresh ingredients, consistently high standard over the years. The crafted, flavorful, and spicy Korean cuisine never disappoints.During my recent visit, I truely love their spicy rice cake with melted cheese, fried chicken legs, and Cajun shrimp pasta - each dish has traditional flavors and an amazing taste. The servers were incredibly sweet, and although the freshly made food took a bit of time to reach the table, I assure you, it's worth the wait. Plus, it gave me the time to chat with my family and enjoy the appetizers.The interior is very clean, and they even have a convenient take-out window on the side, making take-out orders a breeze. Solid 5 stars; can't wait to come back again!”

“This place is an old school Korean restaurant but the food is excellent. As someone who recently moved from Koreatown LA to a gateway city, I had to find my go to Korean restaurant and I think this is one of my favorite places. We like to get the Uhndaegoo jorim (braised black cod). Some of our other favorites are the dahk gae jang, as well as the bohtsahm. The atmosphere is very modest and simple, but this is the kind of place that suits me.I highly recommend this place both for Korean traditionalists as well as non-Koreans who just want some really good quality Korean food.”

“Their wings are the best wings out there undeniable!! The honey garlic wings are so crispy and juicy. The pickled radish tastes always fresh.We are for sure fans of the Rosé Tteokbokki.The place is always clean and the service is always impeccable. The atmosphere is not as loud as other locations I've been to but it's nice, they always have kids' movies playing from a projector which is pretty cool.”

“Look... If You would like something healthy & some good protein for a fast food joint then Flame Broiler is a good option. None the less it could get quite boring really fast cause they don't have many options to choose from & their portions for the price it doesn't add up! Tuesday they have 2 regular bowls for $13.99 & I devoured both bowls for dinner & I ain't even fat YO!?????❣️?”

“1. Chueotang is not as thick as in Korea, but it seems to be the best here.2. Loving pig's feet and even lettuce. However, it is not a jokbal full of scent of herbal medicine, octagonal or cinnamon. A kind of succulent-like, unscented feeling.3. The owner and the server are very kind.4. To be honest, I've never seen a Korean restaurant with this level of sound quality at this price.”