
ABSteak by Chef Akira Back
Beverly Grove, Los Angeles
Restaurant in Los Angeles, United States
The Read
Dress
Smart Casual
Why go
Book ABSteak by Chef Akira Back for a polished Los Angeles celebration built around dry-aged premium steaks and modern Korean barbecue. It is strongest for dates, birthdays, client dinners where the table wants a social, meat-forward meal with more structure than casual KBBQ.
About ABSteak by Chef Akira Back
For a dinner in Los Angeles, ABSteak by Chef Akira Back makes sense when the group wants a modern Korean steakhouse experience centered on premium beef. The draw is direct: Chef Akira Back’s restaurant is built around dry-aged premium steaks and modern Korean barbecue platters, with a smart-casual dress code and a dinner schedule that runs Tuesday through Sunday.
Dry-aged steak is the reason to choose this room
The menu focus is dry-aged premium steaks and modern Korean barbecue platters, so the value case is strongest for diners who actually want beef to drive the meal. Chef Akira Back’s modern Korean steakhouse format is the central reason to choose it, especially for a group that wants a dinner built around meat-forward ordering.
That matters because the restaurant’s clearest strengths are its steakhouse framing and Korean barbecue influence. It works well for diners who are choosing ABSteak by Chef Akira Back specifically for dry-aged premium steaks, modern Korean barbecue platters, a smart-casual dinner.
The caution is that this is still a premium steakhouse decision at $75 per person. Diners looking for a lower-key or less expensive meal may want to choose a different kind of Los Angeles dining room. Diners looking for details beyond the steakhouse focus should check the venue’s current official channels before going.
Service needs to justify the special-occasion spend
At $75 per person, the experience should feel considered enough for a planned dinner. The facts point to a modern Korean steakhouse rather than a casual grill meal, so the best fit is a table that wants dry-aged premium steaks, modern Korean barbecue platters, a smart-casual evening.
For planned dinners, the appeal is direct: ABSteak by Chef Akira Back offers a meat-forward dinner in Los Angeles. It is better suited to guests who are comfortable with a steakhouse-style meal than to diners seeking a quick or inexpensive stop.
Plan around the listed dinner hours: Tuesday through Thursday from 5:30PM to 10:00PM, Friday and Saturday from 5:30PM to 11:00PM, Sunday from 5:00PM to 9:00PM, closed Monday. Dress smart casual and treat it like an evening out.
When it is the right Los Angeles choice
Choose ABSteak by Chef Akira Back when the brief is meat-forward and centered on a modern Korean steakhouse format. Skip it if the group wants an inexpensive meal or a different kind of Los Angeles dining room. The restaurant’s strongest case is that it gives Los Angeles diners dry-aged premium steaks and modern Korean barbecue platters from Chef Akira Back at $75 per person.
Planning details
- Location
- 8500 Beverly Blvd 111 level 1, Los Angeles, CA 90048
- Website
- absteakla.com
- Phone
- (424) 286-9900
Planning details
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should I plan for ABSteak by Chef Akira Back?
The schedule is dinner service Tuesday through Sunday, with Monday closed. Hours are Tuesday–Thursday 5:30PM–10:00PM, Friday–Saturday 5:30PM–11:00PM, Sunday 5:00PM–9:00PM. For planning a dinner, check the venue’s official channels for current details.
What are alternatives to ABSteak by Chef Akira Back in Los Angeles?
If the group wants a different steakhouse format in Los Angeles, look for places that lean less toward modern Korean barbecue platters and more toward a classic steakhouse meal. ABSteak by Chef Akira Back is the clearer pick for diners who specifically want a modern Korean steakhouse at $75 per person.
What is worth ordering at ABSteak by Chef Akira Back?
The clearer value case is for diners who want ABSteak by Chef Akira Back’s focus: dry-aged premium steaks and modern Korean barbecue platters in a modern Korean steakhouse setting.
Is lunch or dinner better at ABSteak by Chef Akira Back?
Dinner is the service window. The listed hours start at 5:30PM Tuesday through Saturday and 5:00PM on Sunday, with Monday closed.
















