Several things have been consistent each time I’ve swung by Salam Falafel, a two-month-old late-night pop-up in a Koreatown strip mall. One constant is that I’m the only customer whenever I show up.

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Koreatown is a neighborhood of extremes. At any time of day, its streets surge with traffic, car horns blaring as they dart through traffic lights. Nondescript shopping malls and plazas give way to ...

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Those lamenting the closing of Nuri Grill on Royal Lane now have something new to celebrate. Authentic Korean barbecue will still be served at the same location in Koreatown, but in a revamped space ...