With so much Korean food traditionally eaten wrapped in lettuce leaves or nori seaweed, it's surprising it took LA chef ...

With so much Korean food traditionally eaten wrapped in lettuce leaves or nori seaweed, it's surprising it took LA chef Roy Choi (no stranger to this on-trend column) until 2008 to launch the Kogi BBQ food truck and give the world the fusion street food it wanted: Korean barbecued beef wrapped in soft Mexican tortillas.

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