[LAT] Get your Korean banchan fix at the Foodshop, a new restaurant in Koreatown

March 1, 2016
Shown is the Foodshop’s sampler box, with the banchan arranged in cupcake liners. (Cecilia Hae-Jin Lee / For the Los Angeles Times)

Shown is the Foodshop’s sampler box, with the banchan arranged in cupcake liners. (Cecilia Hae-Jin Lee / For the Los Angeles Times)

[LOS ANGELES TIMES] 

Name of restaurant: The Foodshop

Concept: Korean banchan (the side dishes commonly found with various other Korean specialties, including hot pot and barbecue) and kimchi in a deli-like setting. The specials change daily.

What dish represents the restaurant, and why? The banchan, of course. And they taste like someone’s Korean aunties made them for you. The options change with the seasons, but you can’t go wrong with the banchan sampler box. It’s served as six different sides, all arranged in silver cupcake liners. You’re also free to pick your own six banchanfrom the deli case. The assortment might include some slightly sweet and spicy meolchi(seasoned anchovies), shredded kelp sauteed in sesame oil, a few slices of soy-steamed lotus roots, or some kind of kimchi. [READ MORE]

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