Welcome to Mom's House
Mom's House is a hidden gem in Los Angeles known for its comforting Korean dishes. Locals rave about their flavorful soups, including soybean, pollack, and seaweed soup, along with hits like braised eundaegu jorim and dakdoritang. The unassuming restaurant offers a variety of home-style dishes, consistently delivering above-average taste. The welcoming atmosphere and caring staff, led by Auntie Emo, add to the charm of this old establishment. If you're craving authentic Korean cuisine, Mom's House is a must-visit spot that won't disappoint. With options for vegetarians and a range of menu choices, this place is a true culinary delight waiting to be explored.
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3126 W 8th St Los Angeles, CA 90012 Hotline: (213) 480-8625
Welcome to Mom's House!
If you're craving comforting Korean dishes, Mom's House is the place to be. Located at 3126 W 8th St in Los Angeles, Mom's House offers a wide range of options for all your cravings. From soups like soybean soup, pollack soup, and seaweed soup to hitters like braised eundaegu jorim and dakdoritang, Mom's House has it all.
Customers rave about the cozy atmosphere and delicious food at Mom's House. Whether you're in the mood for a hot stone bibimbap or the spicy rice cake, you won't be disappointed. The staff at Mom's House is known for their caring and attentive service, making you feel right at home.
Don't miss out on trying their signature dishes like the army soup or the sulungtang beef soup. And if you're a fan of bulgogi, Mom's House has got you covered with their flavorful version. With options for vegetarians and meat-lovers alike, Mom's House has something for everyone.
What sets Mom's House apart is not just the delicious food, but the warm and welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel like you're dining at a home away from home. So next time you're in the neighborhood and craving some authentic Korean cuisine, make sure to stop by Mom's House. You won't be disappointed!
Love this place, can't believe I hadn't tried this sooner!! I've lived here for a while and never been, until recently, now I'm obsessed!
my friend was coming off a cold so i told her let's have korean soup. eventho I live in ktown, i'm not really familiar with which restaurants are good so i used yelp & found this place. it's pretty cheap for the items we wanted. I also saw that they sell rice cake so I asked oma how spicey it was & she said it wasn't spicey @ all so I asked if she could make it real spicey & she said 'yes'. I couldn't wait. when she brought it to our table....OMG it was spicey & the flavor was soooooo good. anyway, the sign shows that it is open 24hrs. so if ur in the neighborhood & is hungry 4 korean food, i say 엄마 집 is the place to go.
Old old establishment that does soups like soybean soup, pollack soup, and seaweed soup super well along with hitters like braised eundaegu jorim and dakdoritang
Popped in here on a New Year's Day for dinner. Place is an unassuming hole in the wall. The lady working reminds me of a typical Asian mom, very direct / blunt but also caring. Tried the army soup. Perfect for the cold weather we are having right now. Couldn't stop eating and was very full.
One of the oldest korean restaurants in k town but is underrated. You can possibly find any korean home style menu you can think of and the taste is consistently average to above average - you're not going to be disappointed. Emo (Auntie in Korean) here is really lovely and caring. I like their pan fried fish (imyeonsoo) and Gochujang soup.
Tried their cheapest $7.99 sulungtang ( beef soup) in the menu. We only ordered 2 sulungtang so they only gave us 2 ban chan(side dishes)- kimchi and radishes . We saw other customers got 4 ban chan(side dishes) because they ordered different dishes. I was able to ask more kimchi after I finished it. For $7.99, I don't complain the quality of beef slices are not tender enough, and the soup was delicious. Kimchi and radishes tasted good as well. It's pretty worth it since all other restaurants sell sulungtang for $13.5 and up. I will come back for their cheap sulungtang !
So good but somewhat pricey. We ordered the Bulgogi and a hot stone bibimbap. And tonsssss of side dishes. Very tasty and warm. Parking was a nightmare but this kinda made up for it. Definitely worth coming back!
Open 24hours! $13.54 Tofu to-go comes with rice and side dish. Legit!! My expectation is fairly low for late night comfort food in this area. Not the best, and not the worst; edible. Looking forward to dining in next time and try: #33 chicken sauteed for 2ppl, around $30. 930pm Thursday night has maybe 1/4 store filled with what looks like Korean dad's, and Latino family. Legit authentic eating local crowd. Small parking lot.