Jeju is overall a decent option if you're looking for hweh (Korean style sashimi) in the LA area. We went with combo A and it's a good amount of food...enough for 2-3 hungry people. The quality of the fish was really good, and the rest of the dishes that come with the combo were decent. One complaint I have with the food though is that the spicy soup at the end was particularly watered down and underwhelming. I love that they have a bell button at each table to call the server if you need anything, although the servers can be a little sassy because they're so busy. They have a sort of take or leave it type of attitude. It gets crowded so you should call in advance to make a reservation if you don't want to wait too long. Parking gets pretty full as well so your best bet is Ubering here. 4 stars for the food, 3 stars for the service.

Very good service and fresh seafood. One of the better Korean style sashimi in town. Will definitely come back.

Best meal I've had in my life. We ordered the combo A and added love octopus. There was so much food it could have easily fed 3-4 people. You start with banchan, abalone congee.. followed by katsu, soy marinated crab, sea squirt, clam, octopus sashimi... then the star of the show, halibut sashimi. Followed by tempura, two types of cooked fish, and it ends with a fish soup made with the halibut fish bones and ramen. We spent about 200$ but it was well worth it all.

Service is great Food is ok. Nothing too special compared to other live fish places in LA

Wonderful Korean style seafood comes with bahnchan and maewoontang! The place is jam packed right when they open. Ambiance is just like an old hole on the wall ambiance Korean restaurant. Parking can get pretty bad also. Definitely a place to try once in your life time.

Sashimi was fresh and everything was so so delicious. Our server was the absolute sweetest and made sure we had everything we needed to have an enjoyable dinner. It could be hard to find parking since the parking lot is super small.

It was my first time to Jeju and I have to say it blew me away. Sat down and looked at the menu and I was admittedly throughly confused. The menu was primarily about combinations but there wasn't very much explanation on them plus some key words were in Korean. Fortunately I was with my Korean buddy so he deciphered it all for me. We ordered the smallest combo which it stated was for "1.5 to 2" people. They must be expecting that .5 eater to be Joey Chestnut because I can tell you now that it is a TON of FOOD! Plates and bowls kept rolling out and every dish, large and small, had such obvious care and detail put into them. The seafood was indeed as fresh as their name states and the variety of flavors, textures, temperatures, and amounts were staggering. There were far too many things for me to remember or list here but if you look at the pics attached here you will see what I mean (the soju also contributed to my memory loss and laziness). And to top off the plenitude of good food was the overall festive atmosphere that Jeju exudes. There were partitions all around so all the tables felt like corner tables and the waitstaff were super friendly and experienced. Really made me feel like I was eating at a seafood shack by the ocean on Jeju Island.

One of the best sashimi restaurants in LA! My husband and I went on a Friday night so there were a lot of people. This restaurant took over 2 store spaces in the plaza so we were sat right away in the second location. This place is clean and spacious. Everything was so good and the staff here are sweet! We got the Live Special! The variety of sides were also really good. Parking on weekends may be a little more difficult. There is parking available in 2 lots adjacent to each other or street parking.