Welcome to DGM SOJU BAR - DwitGolMok
At DGM SOJU BAR - DwitGolMok, situated in the bustling heart of Los Angeles, a vibrant pocha experience awaits. This Korean bar uniquely combines traditional drink culture with lively street food vibes, creating the perfect atmosphere for friends to gather. Patrons can indulge in tantalizing dishes like the army stew and sweet and sour pork, expertly crafted to complement their premium soju selection. The welcoming ambiance, combined with attentive service, makes DGM a favored spot among locals. Whether enjoying a late-night snack or cozying up with drinks, this bar promises memorable moments and unforgettable flavors in every bite.
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3275 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010 Hotline: (213) 382-8432
Welcome to the vibrant world of DGM SOJU BAR - DwitGolMok, a captivating Korean bar nestled in the heart of Los Angeles at 3275 Wilshire Blvd. With a name that evokes the essence of traditional Korean drinking culture, DGM SOJU BAR brings an inviting blend of culinary delights and lively atmosphere to your night out.
As you step inside, you're greeted by an energetic ambiance perfect for mingling with friends or enjoying a quiet evening. The space is well-designed, accommodating both intimate gatherings and larger parties, making it a versatile destination for anyone in search of a great time in K-Town.
The menu is a treasure trove of Korean comfort food, crafted to pair perfectly with their extensive selection of soju and other beverages. Whether you opt for the Army Stew, a hearty mix of flavors that brings warmth to your palate, or the crispy Deep Fried Chicken Gizzards that provide a delightful crunch, each dish is prepared with care and attention to authenticity. There’s also the Sweet and Sour Pork which has captivated many with its perfectly balanced flavors, complementing the drinks beautifully.
Among the crowd-pleasing offerings, you should not miss the Kimchi Stew with Spam and the Garlic Fries, both of which demonstrate the bar's commitment to provide not just good drinking food, but a genuinely enjoyable culinary experience. Many patrons rave about the Steam Egg, a soft and fluffy dish that adds comfort to your drinking experience.
Of course, a visit to DGM wouldn’t be complete without indulging in their signature Chamisul Soju. Priced at $13.49, this smooth spirit is an essential part of the experience, enhancing the flavors of your meal and encouraging camaraderie among friends. And for those looking for unique concoctions, try their creatively crafted soju pitchers, which have been celebrated for their refreshing twists.
While the bar can get quite busy, particularly on weekends, the attentive staff ensures that your experience remains enjoyable from start to finish. With reasonably priced combo meals and dishes that cater to all tastes—from families with children to nightlife enthusiasts—DGM SOJU BAR offers an accessible charm for everyone.
In summary, DGM SOJU BAR - DwitGolMok promises not only delicious food but a warm, inviting space to gather with friends. Whether you're after a casual night out or a festive occasion, this bar captures the essence of Korean pocha culture right here in Los Angeles. Prepare to immerse yourself in a delightful culinary adventure that celebrates the true spirit of shared meals and drinks.
So, next time you're wandering through K-Town, make sure to stop by DGM SOJU BAR—where every bite and sip tells a story of tradition and flavor.
We were able to get a table quickly and ordered a lot of food to accompany the soju. Customer service was amazing and the ambiance was lively. The food was decent and good drinking food. My favorite was the army stew and popcorn chicken. I love how they give the cabbage on the side to help with the chicken. Overall a nice spot to drink and vibe with friends in ktown.
My second time visiting this spot! Super fun and very spacious and usually able to get seats pretty quickly when alternatives like ChiChis and Dan Sung Sa have long waits. This place offers valet for $5 as well so is great that you don't have to find parking. You can sit outside and mingle with your neighbors or opt for inside, which can get noisy but allows you to sit with just your friends if you don't want to chat with strangers. The soju is pretty pricy, but expected for K Town. The food is pretty good. I usually opt for the steam egg, corn cheese, and sweet and sour pork, which all isn't too expensive compared to the other dishes. My favorite was the sweet and sour pork, which complimented the soju really well. The steam egg was also good, but the corn cheese was forgettable (it had a sweet flavor from the bell peppers that I could have done without). Bathrooms are a struggle, usually have to wait in a long line indoors, but I think they have another one they can show you if you ask. All and all a great poncha spot.
If you are out in LA and want a street pocha vibe, this is the place to go! My friends and I came from a pocha nearby and we wish we hopped over sooner! A wide variety of selections to choose from with street food style vibes! Since we just wanted a few bites, we got the Deep Fried Chicken Gizzards and Clam Soup to share. Flavorful soup and deliciously crisp gizzards! Good to know there's another stop to go to if we want to pocha hop on a night outing!
Since we have young kids, we usually don't go to places that feel like bars, but we went right at opening and enjoyed all the dishes we wanted as appetizers. Everyone found something they liked, so we were all happy--such a great experience! The combo prices were super affordable, even cheaper than having lunch in K-town. The server was so friendly with the kids, which made the food taste even better!!!
An absolute favorite pocha. Who would've thought that the best Daechang in the city wasn't at a Korean bbq spot but in a bar? While the portions may seem a bit small, the flavors are incredibly worth it. Just beware this is an extremely popular spot on the weekends, and you will likely face some wait times during the popping hours in the night. Their tangsuyuk is light and crispy, which many other restaurants in the city fail to achieve. Jjajjangmyun is well made as well. Their hand rolls are decent, not bad at all but not something I would absolutely rave about. Overall a great time with great company!
Perfect spot for happy hour. A little hidden and hard to find the entrance but a super cute and fun place. I have yet to try the food here but the ambiance is perfect to sit down for a few drinks. We got the lemonade soju pitcher and the iced peach tea soju pitcher. The iced peach tea one tasted like twisted tea. Staff is super friendly and explained to us how to use the mini bottle you add to the soju bottle.