YeoGiYo in Koreatown serves up a modern take on Korean street food with bold flavors and high-quality ingredients in a casual, vibrant setting
Navigating the streets of Koreatown in Los Angeles is always an adventure, especially when it comes to parking. After a few frustrating loops around the neighborhood, my friend Sefora and I opted for a $3 parking lot—a small price to pay for the convenience of avoiding the endless search. With that minor victory secured, we made our way to YeoGiYo, ready for a much-needed late lunch.
The cozy, welcoming atmosphere of YeoGiYo set the perfect stage for an afternoon of good food and great conversation. Without hesitation, we both ordered the SPICY PORK BULGOGI STONE POT BIBIMBAP, a sizzling, fragrant dish that arrived with an array of traditional Korean accoutrements.
The spread included kimchi, seaweed, fish cakes, and other flavorful sides that balanced the rich, savory pork and perfectly crispy rice at the bottom of the stone pot.
As we mixed our bibimbap, letting the bold flavors and textures meld together, the meal became more than just lunch—it was an experience. Between bites, we caught up on life, shared stories, and laughed over inside jokes, the kind that only old friends truly understand.
YeoGiYo delivered exactly what we needed: comforting food, a relaxed setting, and the kind of effortless hospitality that makes a meal feel special. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple dish, good company, and a brief pause in the day to remind you of life’s small joys.
YeoGiYo
3450 W 6th Street, Unit 105Los Angeles, California 90020
