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Prince
3198 W 7th St
Los Angeles, CA 90005
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Main Menu
Soups
Fishcake Soup
Sea Mussel Soup
Spicy Seafood Soup
made with crabs, sea mussels, squid pieces, shrimps, and tofu
Chicken Dishes
Peanut Allergy Warning: All Chicken Dishes (except Fried Chicken) Include Peanuts. Dishes Are Cooked Without Peanuts Upon Request.
Deep-fried Chicken (whole)
Spicy Chicken
Hot Wings
Boneless Spicy Chicken
Half & Half (fried Chicken And Spicy Chicken)
Small (but Not So Small) Meals
*vegetarian Option Available
Pork Cutlet
Beef Cutlet
White Fish Cutlet
Jumbo Shrimp Cutlet
Kimchi Fried Rice*
Shrimp Fried Rice*
Beef Fried Rice*
Omurice
asian style omelette with fried rice, avocado, vegetables and salsa
Plain Noodles (so-myun)
in a light broth made with eggs, kombu, oyster, and vegetables
Fried Cocktail Dishes
*vegetarian Option Available
French Fries*
Sweet Potato Fries*
Fried Squid Pieces
Pan-fried Dumplings
Pan-fried Dumplings
with mixed vegetables
Pork Cutlet (large)
Beef Cutlet (large)
White Fish Cutlet (large)
Jumbo Shrimp Cutlet (large)
Sweet And Sour Beef
deep-fried beef pieces in sweet and sour sauce
Sweet And Sour Pork
deep-fried pork pieces in sweet and sour sauce
Sweet And Sour Shrimp
deep-fried shrimps in sweet and sour sauce
Chili Shrimp
deep-fried shrimps with vegetables in sweet, sour chili sauce
Sauteed/braised Dishes
*vegetarian Option Available
Sauteed Spicy Squid Pieces
with vegetables
Sauteed Spicy Octopus Pieces
with vegetables
Sauteed Spicy Soondae
with vegetables
korean pork sausage filled with korean vermicelli
Sauteed Spicy Pork
with vegetables
Spicy Udon
with sauteed seafood
thick udon noodles in spicy broth; cooked mild upon request
Spicy Galbijjim
simmered galbi (beef) ribs
Dakdoritang
traditional korean style braised chicken dish with spices
Hamburger Steak
Sauteed Kimchi With Pork*
served with tofu on the side
Sauteed Sausage With Vegetables
Dukbokki*
sauteed spicy korean rice-cake with fishcakes and eggs
Dukbokki With Seafood
Extra Plain Noodles
only available as a side dish
Seasoned Dishes
Seasoned Korean Herbs
Seasoned Spicy Sea Snails
mixed with sliced cucumbers and other vegetables
Fresh Sea Snails
served with spicy seasoning on the side
Steamed Squid Pieces
served with seasoned green onions
Squid Sashimi
served with spicy sashimi sauce
Chicken Salad
Shrimp Salad
Seasoned Tofu
boiled tofu served with dipping sauce on the side
Chapchae
stir-fried cellophane noodles with beef and vegetables
Oyster Bossam
braised pork pieces wrapped in cabbage leaves
bossam served with oyster on the side
Dukgochi
sweet and spicy fried rice-cake skewers
peanut allergy warning: cooked without peanuts upon request
Jokbal
braised and seasoned pork trotter
Bossam & Jokbal (half & Half)
Extra Seasoned Green Onions
only available as a side dish
Grilled/roasted Dishes
Galbi
grilled dish made with thinly sliced marinated beef ribs
Panbroiled Ginko Nuts
Grilled Eel
Dakdongjib
roasted chicken gizzards with garlic, onion, and peppers
Grilled Marinated Chicken
Korean Pancakes
All-in-one Pancake
with beef, white fish, sesame leaves and jalapeno peppers
Seasoned Meat Pancake
White Fish Pancake
Jalapeno Pancake
Sesame Leaves & Jalapeno Pancake
Seafood Pancake With Green Onions
Dry Cocktail Dishes
Lychee
Assorted Fresh Fruits
Roast Dried Squid & Peanuts
Roast Dried Squid, Filefish Fillets & Peanuts
Roast Dried Filefish Fillets & Peanuts
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General Info
Hours
Monday:
4:00pm - 2:00am
Tuesday:
4:00pm - 2:00am
Wednesday:
4:00pm - 2:00am
Thursday:
4:00pm - 2:00am
Friday:
4:00pm - 2:00am
Saturday:
4:00pm - 2:00am
Sunday:
4:00pm - 2:00am
About Us
Famous for its signature Korean style deep-fried chicken, The Prince has made its mark as the go-to restaurant for chicken and beer. No one in the area has not heard of The Prince—hop into a cab at the airport and ask the driver to take you to the best place for deep-friedchicken, and you are guaranteed to end up at The Prince.
Having first opened its doors in the 1920s as The Windsor, The Prince has established a name for itself in Los Angeles. Previous American presidents have dined here, and it is not uncommon to see wealthy individuals and Hollywood A-listers at this Los Angeles gem. In fact, it has been used for many TV series and movie productions, such as Criminal Minds (CBS), The Defenders (CBS), Mad Men (AMC), The New Girl (Fox), Eagleheart (Adult Swim), Chinatown (1974), Thank You for Smoking (2005), and Prime Suspect (NBC), among others. In addition, it is to be featured in Anthony Bourdain’s new show The Layover (Travel Channel)’s Los Angeles episode (not aired just yet).