Plan a visit to 777 Korean Restaurant, a Korean restaurant in Las Vegas on S Jones Blvd for Korean BBQ, stews, rice bowls, banchan, daily hours, and directions before you head over.
Easy to visit, comfortable to stay.
777 Korean Restaurant is a Las Vegas spot for guests who want a dependable Korean meal without making the evening complicated. Come in for a warming stew, a shared grill plate, a casual lunch, or a dinner table built around banchan and bold flavors.
This page is here to help you plan before you leave: check the hours, open directions, and browse a few simple visit tips. For the most current details, please confirm directly with the restaurant before making a special trip, especially on holidays, busy evenings, or when you are coordinating a larger group.
777 Korean Restaurant
3401 S Jones Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89146, United States
Open Daily 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Hours may change on holidays or during special circumstances.
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A few practical notes can make the meal smoother, especially if you are visiting with family, friends, or a larger group.
Traffic and parking can vary by time of day in Las Vegas. Give yourself a little extra time if you are meeting others or arriving for dinner. The restaurant is on S Jones Blvd in Las Vegas. Use the Google Maps button for live routing, traffic, and current arrival details.
Korean food works beautifully for sharing. A stew, a grill plate, rice, and banchan can create a balanced table for different tastes.
Some dishes are gentle and savory, while others bring real heat. If you are unsure, ask the team before ordering.
For pickup or takeout timing, please call ahead so the restaurant can confirm current preparation time, packaging, and menu availability.
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View on Google MapsWhether you are planning a quick meal or a slower evening with friends, the menu gives you plenty of ways to build the table. Guests often choose a hot stew, something grilled or stir-fried, rice, and small sides for contrast.
If you are visiting for the first time, take a look at the menu before you arrive. It can help you decide between comforting classics like kimchi jjigae, shareable grill favorites, and seafood or braised dishes.
If you are coming with a group, it helps to decide whether everyone wants individual bowls or a shared table. Korean meals are flexible, and the best order often includes a mix of hot, spicy, savory, and refreshing dishes.
Guests with allergies or dietary needs should ask about ingredients before ordering. Common Korean restaurant ingredients may include soy, sesame, seafood, shellfish, wheat, egg, nuts, and fermented vegetables. If your visit depends on a specific dish, route, table size, or pickup timing, confirm those details before heading over.