Jeju
$$$ • Korean, Seafood, Sushi BarsAbout Jeju
Customers' Favorites
Lobster Sashimi
오니 고로시
생낚지숙회
Korean Pancake
Dungeness Crab
Salmon Sashimi
간장게장
Steamed Egg
Rock Fish
매운탕
Jeju Reviews
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We have a friends gathering tonight at Jeju restaurants. The fish are very fresh here. It's a Japanese food but Korean style. I don't think they have sushi. Just sashimi. Lots of banchan plates. Again Korean style. My Korean friend is the one that ordered the food. We just here to enjoy. Service is very attentive.
Parking is tough. It's like a strip mall. The do have additional parking behind but also tough to park.
Parking is tough. It's like a strip mall. The do have additional parking behind but also tough to park.
This is a fresh raw fish (sashimi) restaurant. The food is absolutely delicious, and all the staff are super friendly. The prices are reasonable, and the portion sizes are very generous. I highly recommend this place!
Definitely one of the best sushi items in LA. It's sushi made from live fish. Like depending on the fish, sometimes the fillet moves/squirms on the dish. Located in a place I would not expect high quality sushi. Can't judge sushi based on its cover.
Hours
| Monday | 4 - 10:30PM |
| Tuesday | 4 - 10:30PM |
| Wednesday | 4 - 10:30PM |
| Thursday | 4 - 10:30PM |
| Friday | 4 - 10:30PM |
| Saturday | 4 - 10:30PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Jeju is the best Korean Sashimi place in Korea Town, offering a variety of Korean-style dishes. The interior is clean and new, with attentive staff and reasonable prices. The sashimi plate comes with a generous amount of food, ensuring satisfaction and leftovers to take home. Customers have enjoyed the good deal, especially for groups of four adults and two children, with wide variety combo D dishes that keep coming. The restaurant features a potato dish (salad) and cucumber kimchee as banchans, and raw shrimp, which is a first for some visitors. Seating is private with tall dividers, and parking is manageable. The use of table bells for service adds a nice touch. For lunch, the restaurant offers a cost-effective menu with raw fish rice bowl, octopus bibimbap, and other delicious food for $10. It is self-service with minimal staff, and items like Hoedeopbap sell out quickly due to limited daily quantities. The raw fish and side dishes are very good, and service is wonderful. However, fried onion and green onion could be better considered, as the fries become larger and lose their crispiness. Additionally, nurungji has an overcooked smell, which some may find less appealing. Overall, Jeju provides an authentic and enjoyable experience with great food and a good atmosphere.