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Roy Choi ~ Flavor of Los Angeles

8:55 AM PDT on April 18, 2012

It's cool to see people changing the face of LA for the better getting the shine they deserve in their own time. For the upcoming MOCA show TRANSMISSION LA: AV CLUB curated by Mike D, chef Roy Choi will set up a pop-up restaurant in front of the venue. This short and well produced video explores one of Choi's creations, KOGI BBQ, and its impact on the city of Los Angeles. For more information about the event check: theavantgardediaries.com/en/events.

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