Alex Siegers
Sep 19, 2026"They do one thing and they do it deliciously!!! No frills. Fast service. Dump in some salt, pepper and spring onions and enjoy the most delicious broth that will heal you on a molecular level. YUM."
The restaurant is accommodating with wheelchair accessible entrance, parking, and seating. Payment options include credit, debit cards, and various mobile...
4.5 / 5
Guest rating
1,932
Reviews
Korean Restaurant
Cuisine
$20 to $30
Price level
Closes at 9:00 PM
Hanbat Sul Lung Tang is a casual Korean restaurant located at 4163 5th St, Los Angeles. Known for its traditional Seolleongtang, or ox bone soup, this eatery offers a focused menu featuring add-ins like tripe, brisket, and tongue. The restaurant provides a straightforward dining experience emphasizing comfort food and local specialty flavors.
Offering dine-in, takeout, and onsite services, the spot suits solo diners as well as groups and tourists looking for an authentic and quick Korean meal. Visitors typically spend about 30 minutes enjoying their meal in a relaxed setting with table service available throughout breakfast, lunch, and dinner hours.
The restaurant is accommodating with wheelchair accessible entrance, parking, and seating. Payment options include credit, debit cards, and various mobile payments. Free and paid parking options are nearby, along with restroom facilities on-site. Reservations are not accepted, so planning a visit may involve some wait times during busy periods.
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Closes at 9:00 PM
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Based on 1,932 guest reviews
Alex Siegers
Sep 19, 2026"They do one thing and they do it deliciously!!! No frills. Fast service. Dump in some salt, pepper and spring onions and enjoy the most delicious broth that will heal you on a molecular level. YUM."
J F
Sep 08, 2026"We’ve been coming to this Korean beef soup restaurant in Los Angeles for over 15 years, from when a bowl cost $9 to now around $20, and the quality has never changed. The soup is still the same pure beef broth, with no added salt or seasoning. It tastes very clean and comforting, and you never feel thirsty after drinking it. That’s how we know they don’t use MSG. The milky-white beef bone broth is light, nourishing, and very easy to drink. Whenever we’re not feeling well, we come here for a bowl—it instantly helps restore energy. We usually order the Mixed, which includes intestine, flank, brisket, and other cuts. The aunties working there are very attentive and will regularly check if you need more kimchi or radish, which makes the experience feel very caring and homely. Parking is relatively easy to find, which is another plus. The only downside is the restroom. It’s been the same for many years and feels quite old, a bit dirty, and has an unpleasant smell. If they could improve the restroom, it would make the experience much better overall."
Anna
Sep 04, 2026"I am by no means a seolleongtang connoisseur but Hanbat is well-known for a reason! They have a very small menu but they are very good at what they serve. I opted for the brisket in the soup. The beef bone broth is very beefy and the brisket is very tender. The meat to soup ratio is higher than what I expected, probably also because it sinks to the bottom of the bowl. Their rice was perfectly chewy and fluffy, and kimchi was refreshing. Keep in mind that to-go containers are an extra $0.50 so bring your own if you anticipate you will have leftovers! The portion is not huge though."
Tony Wang
Sep 03, 2026"There is a reason this place is an absolute institution in K-Town! They specialize in one thing (sullungtang) and do it flawlessly. The broth, rich, milky, and incredibly comforting flavor, meat is melt-in-your-mouth tender, and their kimchi and kkakdugi (radish kimchi) are fresh, crunchy, and absolutely top-tier, authentic, soup very HOT!"
Common questions about Hanbat Sul Lung Tang for guests planning a visit.
Hanbat Sul Lung Tang offers onsite dining with table service, as well as takeout for those who prefer to enjoy the food elsewhere.
Both free and paid parking options are available, including a free parking lot and street parking, as well as paid parking facilities nearby.
The menu focuses mainly on traditional Korean ox bone soup with various meat add-ins, offering comfort and healthy dining options.
Reservations are not accepted, so visits during busy hours may require waiting for a table.
The location has a wheelchair accessible entrance, parking lot, and seating to accommodate guests with mobility needs.
Payments can be made via credit and debit cards, as well as NFC mobile payment options.
Prices typically range from $20 to $30, depending on the choice of soup and meat selections.
The restaurant is good for children and has high chairs available for young diners.