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3500, 6th Ave, 90020, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 213-382-8943
website: cocohodo.us
larger map & directionsLatitude: 34.0631379, Longitude: -118.298559
Yutack Kang
::It's tucked away inside the Zion market/groceries. It's against the wall and behind a hoetteuk/boonguhbbang place. As for parking, valet 30 min parking is $5, BUT the $2 validated parking is next to that lot. Street parking is plenty during weekdays as well The hodo-gwaja are delicious. Tastes authentic and a small bag is only $4.50 (has ~12 pieces). Highly recommended
Deeya Loram
::Super tasty sweet red bean and walnut pastry in the shape of a walnut. Especially good when still warm!
JR C
::The location is super duper hidden within a Zion Market mall, within the Zion Market. I walked in late one day and tried to follow my nose, but Cocohodo was pretty much done for the night. Nope no fresh warm one's for me, but the trip wasn't a waste either. Here's the thing: even with Cocohodo closed, they leave out a couple gift boxes of their bready thingy's out on the counter. I scored the last box. -=-Cocohodo's-=- I ain't gonna act like I know the real name of these pastries, but I got a box of 12 of them for research's sake. It's like pancake, red bean, and walnut, so simple, so cheap. Never eat these cold. NEVER. 15 secs in the nuker will do it.
A Google User
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