Anyone know of a war-themed restaurant in/near Koreatown?

[musicg18]

I heard about this war-themed restaurant from a friend. It's supposedly in Koreatown, but I can't seem to find it anywhere. Does anyone have any suggestions?

[mrgreenbeenz]

I think ciao bob is on the right rack here. Dan Sung Sa has a North Korean agitprop decor.

I think that's probably what your pal was talking about (though war-themed is a bit on the uselessly vague side - which war?).

[film_score]

Maybe the HMS Bounty?

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The HMS Bounty
3357 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010

[Ciao Bob]

What an interesting query.
Here's what comes to mind:
1. Dung Sung Sa feels like a war bunker.
2. The Prince seems to have a historical/military theme going on.
3. Countless waiters and waitresses have shot (looks-that-kill) at me while I try and navigate my white-butt around a Korean menu.

[Servorg]

The only place (and it's not near K town) that has a "war" theme that I can think of would be the Proud Bird with its replica WWII fighter aircraft outside and inside it's huge photo displays of the WWII industry/aircraft company photos as a lead up/precursor to the Southern California aerospace industry. And their food reminds me of something that might have come out of a WWII C-ration can.

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Proud Bird
11022 Aviation Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90045

[silverlakebodhisattva]

Is this the place that used to be "93rd Aero-Squadron" (or "94th", or some number)? Wasn't there a similar, equally dismal restaurant adjoining the Van Nuys airport?

[wienermobile]

Yes and it's still there in Van Nuys.
http://www.94thvannuys.com/94thvannuys/

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94th Aero Squadron - Van Nuys
16320 Raymer Ave, Van Nuys, CA 91406

[Windy]

How funny. That's a chain I remember from growing up in South Florida. Several wars ago.