No English Name Korean

There are a lot of Korean restaurants in K-town that have no English name. This one is in a plaza on 6th and Serrano along with a branch of Paris Baguette, Yushun, and a place called Pho LA. It's next door to Albae Korean Restaurant. We decided to go because J noticed a traditional Korean soup called sol-long-tang:

The English name is beef knuckle/knee soup, and I would liken is to Korean pho. It had big chunks of tendon and a few pieces of beef, so if you like tendon this is the dish for you. I really ejoyed the broth with a bowl of really great rice. I love when restaurants get rice right.

J wanted the slow-cooked pork and blood sausage platter. Needless to say, it was a lot of food.

We also tried their version of black goat stew. It has a lot of parilla leaves in it, which are kind of minty but also medicinally herbaceous. I wasn't feeling too well last night so the strong smell was really off putting to me and I stuck with my bland soup and rice. I tried some more today, though, and I liked it.

Also, hilarious signs are a great passion of mine. Los Angeles really takes the cake in the silly signs department.