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Paul Kim is a personal finance reporter at Business Insider. Originally from Atlanta, Paul Kim moved to New York for school and stayed there. He loves jigsaw puzzles and hates cilantro.

Paul Kim’s Journalist Portfolio

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Get Grilling at the Best Korean BBQ Restaurants Around Denver

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By Paul Kim, Paul Kim
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You’ll be hard pressed to find a Korean restaurant in Denver that doesn’t have a single BBQ item, whether it’s LA galbi served on a ripping hot grill plate or bulgogi served in a rice bowl conveniently compact for a corporate lunch. However, Korean BBQ, in its traditional form, is a more engaged meal. Instead of ordering fully cooked food, you’re presented with a plate of neatly organized raw meat, ideally featuring some of the most decadent marbling you’ve ever seen, ready for grilling.
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The Best Bucket List Restaurants in Manhattan Chinatown

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By Paul Kim
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Don't miss Mei Lai Wah for premium Chinese pastries. | Photo by Paul Kim Chinatown is best experienced with a wandering eye and a pocketful of cash (though many cash-only restaurants will also take Venmo). Whatever restaurant you find yourself in, you’re likely eating at somebody’s favorite spot. However, if you want some places to start, here’s a list of our 18 favorites.
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The 12 Best Non-BBQ Korean Restaurants in Manhattan

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By Paul Kim
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Korean food goes beyond barbecue, and these places showcase the best in NYC. | Photo courtesy of Kisa Right at the top, we’ll acknowledge that most of the best Korean food around New York City takes a little legwork to reach, whether you’re going to Yedon in Queens or Myung Dong Noodle House in Fort Lee, NJ. However, Korean food in Manhattan is not to be underestimated, burgeoning significantly in the last few years as the cuisine has gained popularity.
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