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Ktown restaurateur plans 16-story hotel and condo development

Site at 3800 West 6th Street (Bibimbap and steamed dumplings c/o Myung Dong Kyoja)
Site at 3800 West 6th Street (Bibimbap and steamed dumplings c/o Myung Dong Kyoja)

The Line may soon have some competition. A local restaurateur filed plans Monday for a 16-story hotel and condo tower on the corner of Sixth Street and Hobart Boulevard in Koreatown, planning documents show.

The owner of the one-acre site at 3800 West Sixth Street is an entity linked to Chul Heay Shin, the owner of Myung Dong Kyoja, a Korean restaurant just two blocks down the street. The restaurateur is also affiliated with the now-shuttered Q Sports Bar on Harvard Boulevard, CoStar shows.

Shin acquired the four-parcel site for about $10 million in April 2015 from a local family trust, property records show.

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His new project would have 50 or more hotel rooms on the second through seventh floors, as well as condo units on the second half. It would include ground-floor retail space.

Shin could not be immediately reached for comment.

Developers filed multiple plans for hotel hotel developments in the area last summer, including a 110-key complex at 679 South Harvard Boulevard owned by the Pak Kyong Trust.

Just a block south of Sixth Street, the mid-3000 blocks of Wilshire Boulevard are dominated by landlord Jamison Services, who filed at least seven multifamily projects in L.A. within three months last year.

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