K-Town legal beef erupts when wannabe nightlife mogul — who is linked to LA foodie heavyweights — is accused of embezzlement
A legal dispute has emerged in Koreatown's hospitality scene involving nightlife entrepreneur Robert Kim. Accusations of embezzlement and fraud have been made against Kim by his business partner Robert Ahn, who claims millions were misappropriated. Kim has countered with his own lawsuit alleging slander and emotional distress.
- ▪Robert Kim is accused of embezzling over $3 million from his businesses, including unauthorized credit card reimbursements.
- ▪The lawsuit filed by Robert Ahn includes allegations of breach of contract and civil theft.
- ▪Kim has also filed a counter-suit against Ahn for slander and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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Page Six Hollywood K-Town legal beef erupts when wannabe nightlife mogul — who is linked to LA foodie heavyweights — is accused of embezzlement By Peter Kiefer Published May 21, 2026, 9:45 a.m. ET Buzzy Club Hue in Koreatown, Los Angeles. Club Hue A war has broken out inside Koreatown’s red-hot hospitality and restaurant scene, and the combatants include some of the biggest names in Los Angeles’ dining industry, including famed chef and restaurateur Nancy Silverton and her partner Joe Bastianich.
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