THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED La Korea

THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED La Korea Restaurant Review:

This modest counter-service restaurant in the northwest corner of the original Farmers Market, a short stroll away from the throngs at The Grove, offers a limited but authentic array of Korean main courses: beef short ribs or thinly sliced steak, both marinated in a sweet soy sauce, as well as boneless chicken leg or sliced pork in a spicy red chili marinade. (We're partial to the beefsteak and pork.) Choose one and it's char-grilled for you while you select three choices from a range of side orders that include kimchi, marinated sliced cucumbers, seaweed, bean sprouts and simple green salad. The charming attendants heap them onto a plate alongside a mound of white rice, on top of which goes your hot-off-the-grill food. Vegetable rice bowls, glass noodles with mixed vegetables, and a tofu salad with sesame dressing ensure that vegetarians don't feel neglected. Large sushi rolls are also available. Sitting back to enjoy it all at one of the Farmers Market's communal patio tables, we appreciated the good value for a filling, flavorful meal.