Showing posts with label Kogi Bbq. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kogi Bbq. Show all posts
May 6, 2011
Jul 2, 2010
Leggo my Chego
Yesterday, Jon's sissy Teresa tweeted about First Friday's in Venice... I felt a pinch of jealousy and starting craving Kogi. Fiending Kogi, more like. Anyways, then I thought of how I went to Chego before I left and how I hadn't yet blogged about it yet. Just giving you my train of thought here...
So, Chego. Chef Roy, of Kogi fame, opened up his first brick and mortar. A non-truck venture for the same Kogi generation. Rice bowls are the main dish at the low-key resto; same Korean fusion as Kogi but not as Mexican I would say. The price points are friendly and the food is deliciously messy :) I can't find the group shot with the lovely girls I went with, but I managed to snap a pic with "Papi" himself. Cheers!
Charred Asparagus - blueberry habanero salsa, garlic, chillies, parmesan, lemon
One Chubby Pork Belly - rice, fried egg, pickled watermelon radishes, water spinach, cilantro, cotija, peanuts
Tiny's Prime Rib Rice Plate - chili rubbed, fried egg, water spinach, creamed horseradish, roasted garlic serrano paste, shallots
Rock Yer Road - chocolate ice-cream, smoked almonds, caramel, brownies, melting marshmallow fluff, Luxardo cherry
Me + Chef Roy
Labels:
Chef Roy Choi,
Chego,
Dessert,
Kogi Bbq,
Los Angeles
May 17, 2010
First Friday's [1 of 3]
The best way to experience Abbot Kinney is on the first Friday of every month, aptly known as First Friday's. Art galleries, retail boutiques and other neighborhood merchants keep their doors open 'till 10pm welcoming in all the foot traffic that strolls by. Not to mention the slew of fun restaurants and lively bars that are also on Venice's most famous boulevard, they stay open 'till what's technically "First Saturdays" - lol.
The newest thang that has made First Friday's more exciting, in my opinion, is the overwhelming amount of food trucks that take over the night. Becca, Eddie and I literally went to First Friday's with only one motive in mind: street food! Looks like we weren't the only ones... The night could have been mistaken as a street food festival, trucks were taking over all metered spots and people were munching away at everything. Tacos, ice-cream sandwiches, hot dogs, mac 'n cheese, dim sum, pizza, rice bowls, you name it.
Our first stop was Kogi - yes I know, we are so predictable ;) Whatever, when I'm into something, I'm into it. For life. Haha. Yay Kogi!
Labels:
First Friday's,
Kogi Bbq,
Korean BBQ,
Los Angeles,
Venice
May 7, 2010
Stems n Seeds
Last week's Kogi Special : Stems n Seeds
"An all beef hot dog with ooey gooey melted cheese, sesame mayo, sticky icky sweet chili sauce, sesame seeds, nori sea weed, and green scallions"
I've never been a fan of the hot dog, I wasn't raised eating them over in Asia... I feel like lots of my friends here are obsessed with any kind of sausage in a bun - but not me. Even at the Kogi truck, never have I ordered the Kogi dog; sometimes, that's the first thing my friends order when I take 'em! Nonetheless, I told myself I would try the specials, so here I am ordering my first 'dog from Kogi. Stems n seeds, you weren't my favorite, but I'm glad I tried ya...
Stems n Seeds
Spicy Pork Taco
Apr 27, 2010
Turkey Torta Tango
"Turkey Torta what?!" That's what we said after seeing this week's special online. Rather than drool over the Kogi website and wonder, Chris and I decided to see for ourselves what the triple T's were all about. It's best chat up the Kogi peeps, and this is what they said:
"Grilled turkey and kimchi, refried beans, cheese, salsa azul, sesame mayo, and a soft Salvadorean pillow bun."
If you thought that was mouthful, try tango'ing with such a torta!
P
Apr 18, 2010
Un Big Mac @ Kogi
Speaking of Kogi specials, this is one from a few weeks back with Becca. We tried... drum roll please... UN BIG MAC!! This is how Kogi described it:
Double stacked mulita mayhem! First layer of this bad boy is grilled jalapeno, short rib, and cheese with another layer of spicy pork and cheese on top. Then both mulitas are binded together by a layer of sour cream and salsa roja. And all of this comes on a sesame seed tortilla.
They need to bring this back again - anything that combines short rib and spicy pork needs to stay on the menu. For good.
One for me...
...And one for Beccs
Apr 15, 2010
Kogi, Brentwood
I can't help but post about more Kogi! Every time I go, I wanna share it on my blog :) Going through my Kogi posts, I know it can seem a bit redundant... It's like a new arrangement of the menu each time. Then I thought, DUH, I know what can make it different - the specials! Kogi has different weekly features on their website, and now I make it a point to order the "off the menu" item. Look below to see the weekly special that Cordelia and I tried!
Kogi Sliders
Apr 7, 2010
Feb 10, 2010
Nov 15, 2009
Mabuhay Manny Pacquiao!
Manny Pacquiao --> The dude's a champion!
Labels:
Kogi Bbq,
Los Angeles,
Manila,
Manny Pacquiao
Nov 14, 2009
KOGI BBQ hearts PACMAN
In honor of the big fight tonight -just a few hours now!- Rambla Vista went to line up for some Kogi Bbq in Santa Monica. This wasn't just your regular Kogi trip, this trip was to try the new Kogi special: PACMAN. Yep, we know who Kogi is rooting for :) Saweeeeetttt!
Labels:
Kogi Bbq,
Korean BBQ,
Los Angeles,
Manila,
Manny Pacquiao,
Pacman
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