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Covers:  I cover credit and identity theft.
Doesn't Cover: I don't cover investing topics and most money-managing stories.
Freelance writer and editor | Words in @EaterAtlanta @businessinsider @personalfinance @money | he/him

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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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What is a credit score?

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The Ultimate Guide to Boba in Atlanta

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The 12 Best Non-BBQ Korean Restaurants in Manhattan

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By Paul Kim
| DiningOut Verified
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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Ice Cream Shop Neveria La Delicia to Open A Second Location in Athmar Park

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By Paul Kim
| WhatNow Denver
Edgewood ice cream shop Neveria La Delicia is opening a second location in Athmar Park, according to a food license filing with the City of Denver. The ice cream shop is set to move into 1725 W Mississippi Ave., which currently houses a car dealership. La Delicia is a family-run ice cream and snack shop opened in 2020.
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New Thai Restaurant Kha Moo is Headed to Southeast Portland

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By Paul Kim
| WhatNow
A new Thai bar and restaurant, Kha Moo, is coming to Southeast Portland, according to a liquor license application filed with the city. The upcoming restaurant is set to open on 6618 SE Powell Blvd., which is currently occupied by another Thai restaurant, Thai Avenue. Kha Moo is registered under Nick Pattaramekanon, who is also affiliated with Thai restaurant La Moon Khao Man Gai in the Foster-Powell neighborhood.
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