Sulga House of Bone Soup in Los Angeles

Food at this restaurant was delightful. On a busy Sunday, we sampled an array of items from their renowned bone soup to their refreshingly cold noodles. Each dish spoke volumes about the owners dedication and elegance, lighting up our table with both aesthetics and flavors. The dishes were harmoniously balanced, a welcome contrast to other restaurants that rely heavily on sauces. Here, each ingredient had room to shine and express its true flavor. The soup was a standout with its well-seasoned profile. There was no need for extra flavorings, a testament to its innate richness.  Yet, despite its depth, it was pleasingly light with every spoonful. I recommend this gem in Koreatown, its no wonder theres already a high 5-star review from other reviewers

This is my first time here.Attention was very good, the person in charge is super sweet and nice.No more than 10 tables, cute place to be attended with warmth.Food was great I ordered the prime broth with 5 small side dishes and steamed rice. Everything was really fresh.Less than $30 for one person.I’ll come back soon.

The food here is authentic and amazing. I especially recommend the Spicy Pork. I love how all the food and banchan tastes homemade. They have tiny servings for the banchan and rice but they’ll gladly give you free refills if you ask. That’s another reason why you know the food is homemade because they really don’t want to waste any good food. The galbi tang is good, but there is a slight kick at the back… the knee cap soup is rich and yummy, and the spicy pork is really juicy. I loved the food and I liked how it came with butter lettuce wraps, but my only disappointment was that they didn’t give any refills for the wraps. I understand that the butter lettuce is more pricey, but I was hoping that for at least refills, we could’ve gotten regular lettuce or something… Anyway, the food was authentic, great, and truly homemade style. Also, parking was easy in the small lot adjacent to the restaurant so that is a major plus.

The food at Sulga was delicious and a really good show of using simple ingredients to make something tasty. As the name suggests, we ordered the beef bone soup dishes which came with rice and a few sides. The soup was cooked well and the side dishes complemented the meal, though I wish they served more as it went fast!We came during a really busy dinner hour and so the place was packed. The staff seemed a bit overwhelmed trying to get to everyone and the wait was a bit long. If you come I’d recommend getting there during a less busy time.

I came here on a Thursday around 4pm with my boyfriend and there were not a lot of customers. The ladies here were so nice and welcoming, they were attentive and informative about their dishes. Additionally, their Cold Noodle Soup was yummy and pretty as well! This place was way above my expectations and I would comeback here again for their food and service!

DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS GEM OF A RESTAURANT!1) parking lot. Need I say more?2) you can’t this high quality of ingredients, healthy ingredients, divine taste and cooking. It’s unmatched.

Pure love for ingredients and food, with a sprinkle of love for plants. The food here feels very pure and comforting. Several soups have no salt added, thus salt and seasonings at the table. The ban chan, while fewer than other Korean restaurants, tastes clean and homemade.The service is fast and friendly. The ambiance has a calm similar to a Buddhist temple, accentuated by well cared for indoor plants.

Delicious Korean soup 🍲 I got the galbitang, short rib soup. Piping hot and flavorful

Came because I read that review that they are kind to the homeless guy with developmental disabilities.Ordered a couple of amazing soups, & delicious fried pork tips. They have fabulous friendly staff, clean place & toilets, spacious and nicely decorated, soothing music, sufficient parking, and they even provide entertainment for kids(drawing boards and markers)!My only gripe is that all our orders came with half bowls of rice and not the full bowls, even all our extra orders of rice. Banchans are very little and have to ask for it repeatedly and it still comes with a teeny weeny portion. Never experienced this at any Korean place in any city/country, so that needs to be worked on. Pricier than some places too, but the flavourful food is worth it if the rice actually have a full bowl.May come back again cos they’re really nice.

A beautiful broth— clean, healthy, so comforting. We drank the broth to the last drop!Staff are so kind and knowledgeable about ingredients. Many of the items can be made gluten free. Staff was able to guide us to foods that did not contain specific allergens.Would definitely come back again. So happy to find a go to place for comfort soups.