Kogi Korean–Mexican Food Trucks in Los Angeles (2008–2014)

1. Kogi Korean BBQ founded in Los Angeles

   Nov 19, 2008Labels: Kogi Korean, Los Angeles, Food Truck

   • Kogi Wiki
   • Roy Choi Wiki

2. Kogi celebrates initial “soft opening”

   Nov 20, 2008Labels: Kogi Korean, Soft Opening, Food Truck

   • LA Times
   • Kogi Wiki

3. Los Angeles Times profiles Kogi’s Twitter-driven crowds

   Feb 11, 2009Labels: Los Angeles, Kogi Korean, Twitter

   • LA Times
   • Kogi Wiki

4. New York Times spotlights Kogi’s cross-cultural appeal

   Feb 24, 2009Labels: New York, Kogi Korean, Korean-Mexican

   • NYT
   • Kogi Wiki

5. Newsweek dubs Kogi “America’s first viral eatery”

   Feb 28, 2009Labels: Newsweek, Kogi Korean, Viral Eatery

   • Kogi Wiki
   • Korean Taco Wiki

6. Bon Appétit Awards honor Kogi’s innovation

   Oct 15, 2009Labels: Bon App, Kogi Korean, Award

   • Kogi Wiki

7. Food & Wine names Roy Choi a Best New Chef

   Apr 6, 2010Labels: Food &, Roy Choi, Best New

   • LA Times
   • Roy Choi Wiki

8. Chego opens as Kogi’s first restaurant offshoot

   Apr 7, 2010Labels: Chego, Roy Choi, Palms

   • LA Weekly
   • Kogi Wiki

9. A-Frame opens as another Roy Choi venture

   Nov 4, 2010Labels: A-Frame, Roy Choi, Culver City

   • Kogi Wiki
   • LA Weekly

10. Kogi expands to a five-truck fleet

    Jun 1, 2011Labels: Kogi Korean, Fleet Expansion, Los Angeles

    • Kogi Wiki

11. Smithsonian highlights Kogi in national food-truck boom

    Feb 23, 2012Labels: Smithsonian Magazine, Kogi Korean, Food Truck

    • Smithsonian

12. Film “Chef” releases with Roy Choi as culinary lead

    May 9, 2014Labels: Film Chef, Roy Choi, Culinary Lead

    • Chef Wiki
    • CultureMap

13. Kogi opens a stationary location in LAX Terminal 4

    Dec 4, 2014Labels: LAX Terminal, Kogi Korean, Airport Outpost

    • Eater LA
    • Kogi Wiki