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After visiting the best Korean BBQ places LA has to offer and then trying an AYCE (All you can eat) again, I’ve realized that you can’t go back.

The meat is just tastier when you’re paying more money for it.

Hae Jang Chon is a crazy popular AYCE spot (about $20 per person) so it’s not awful. I just found the meat to be tougher and less flavorful.

To be fair, we probably burned the crap out of the pork belly. It was my first time cooking it, and I’m sure we ruined it.

I really loved the BBQ Beef however, it had a ton of flavor, was super tender and juicy and ended the meal on a positive note.

They also make you a kimchee fried rice at the end on your grill using the beef scrapings which was pretty tasty too. And fun to watch get made.

I would recommend this place if you’re into the most meat for your dollar bills, but just come with lowered expectations and you’ll be fine.

Or just drink a bunch and you won’t care.

3821 W 6th St
Los Angeles, CA 90020
(213) 389-8777
haejangchon.com

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Banchan

Banchan

Beef Dipping Sauces

Beef Dipping Sauces

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Black Raspberry "Wine"

Black Raspberry “Wine”

Beef Short ribs and Beef Brisket

Beef Short ribs and Beef Brisket

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Pork Belly

Pork Belly

Pork Belly...slightly burned

Pork Belly…slightly burned

BBQ Beef - Bulgogi

BBQ Beef – Bulgogi

Making our kimchee fried rice from our bbq scrapings

Making our kimchee fried rice from our bbq scrapings

Kimchee Fried Rice

Kimchee Fried Rice