It's Finally Kogi Korean-Barbecue Taco Truck Season in OC

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • May 14, 2009
Truck Season!In which our critic recounts his hunt for the Kogi Korean-barbecue taco truck—using considerably more than 140 characters Last fall, out of the blue, I got an e-mail from someone named Alice. She reads my food blog, she said, and she...
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