Anju House

The establishment's exterior presents a reserved appearance; however, the interior atmosphere is remarkably welcoming. The quality of both the cuisine and service was exceptional. Parking options include street and valet services.

What a hip joint! So cool! Delicious fusion food from Korean with inspiration from Mexican, etc… definitely a fun place to hangout on the weekend with friends..great selection of music on the background as well .. love the spicy garlic fried chicken.. quesadillas with Korean beef is so comfy .. get the combo cones with their signature corn puff and a bottle of beer to share..

I arrived on a Friday night around 10 and waited about 25 minutes for a table. The vibe was great with outdoor seating, string lights, and lively patrons. The food matched the atmosphere; the corn cheese and tteokbokki were outstanding, and the spicy pork was worth it. I highly recommend returning!

Tried Anju House and was really impressed! Furikake Fried Chicken (5/5) – Wow. Boneless, super savory, perfectly crispy on the outside and juicy inside. Even the pickled radishes on the side were tasty. Animal Fries (4/5) – Fries were perfectly cooked with just the right amount of sauce—flavorful without being too heavy. Cracked Corn (4.5/5) – Nice and crispy, almost like a fun twist on Mexican street corn. Ambiance: Great spot for dates, groups, or just hanging out—chill and stylish vibe. Service (3/5): Staff were friendly and checked in often, though one dish came out about 20 minutes late and servers seemed a bit distracted at times. Overall, would definitely recommend and would happily go back!

Famished after a concert and looking for a spot open late, we stumbled across Anju House. Don't let the exterior fool you. While it looks like a house, it's completely converted into a pub/restaurant with a rather large seating area in the "backyard" for large groups. We put down our group on the waitlist and got seated within 15 minutes, even though 2 people in our group was still stuck in traffic trying to leave the parking lot after the concert nearby. The five of us already there decided to order a bit of everything to try it all. Since we were a larger group with a larger order, the food did take a while to come out. We split the okonomiyaki fries ($13.95), bulgogi fried rice ($20.95), seafood pancake ($25.95), and bulgogi dukboki ($25.95). We were so hungry that everything hit the spot and we ate up practically everything except a piece of the seafood pancake and the garnishes on the other dishes. One thing we forgot to do that you should always do is order the pancake extra crispy. It really makes a difference! We all also wanted some caffeine for some energy since we were exhausted after the concert. We tried ordering the Vietnamese latte and other coffees, but they were already out. We ended up ordering cans of Coke and Diet Coke ($2.95) and an iced peach tea ($5.95) instead. All in all, we appreciate the late night Korean hot food, the minimal wait to be seated, and the large tables available for groups. You can valet for $5 or find a decent amount of free street parking nearby.

Went on a weekday to watch the 49ers game. The price was very reasonable for the chicken combo with the fries and corn cheese, which also includes a free soju or beer. They were nice enough to replace the free drink option with makgeolli instead as well. The food was really great and service was awesome. No complaints overall. I'll definitely be coming back when I visit LA again (hopefully to watch the Korea soccer game during the World Cup!).

Being around this area you expect late night food after walking all day at Universal and avoiding bad food at the Hilton . WHAT A GEM THIS PLACE IS !!!!!! ( sᴏʀʀʏ ғᴏʀ ᴛʜᴇ sᴄʀᴇᴀᴍɪɴɢ) like an oasis in the middle of the desert accompanied with friendly service and meals out straight from heaven. Forgot to mention …. Don’t skip the cocktails