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Reuben Mourad

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  • Television Host, Restaurant Critic, Food Journalist, and Travel Writer, Freelance
Los Angeles
As seen in: MSN, MSN South Africa, New York Daily News, Thrillist, Los Angeles Magazine, NewsBreak, The Daily Meal, Gay Cities
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L.A.’s Best Korean Fried Chicken

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By Reuben Mourad Verified
| Los Angeles Magazine Verified
Korean fried chicken isn’t just another food trend in Los Angeles – it’s a full-blown culinary war, and nowhere does it better than Koreatown. Crunchy, succulent, bites sized flavor bombs of umami makes them a truely craveable delight that simply hits the right spot. With so many options in just a small square footage in central Los Angeles, we’ve put together your guide on the best places to get your Korean fried chicken fix, and where to go for specific tastes.
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What it was like to be on the LGBTQ+ cruise denied entry – twice

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By Reuben Mourad Verified
| Gay Cities
Image Credit: Shutterstock The Virgin Voyages Scarlet Lady, chartered by Atlantis Events, was already sailing a revised itinerary after Turkish authorities barred the ship last week from calling at scheduled ports in Kuşadası and Istanbul, citing concerns over “moral values” and “family values.” The Turkish decision marked the first time in Atlantis Events’ 36-year history that one of its cruises had reportedly been denied entry because of its guests’ identities.
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Your guide to going down under for Sydney Mardi Gras

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By Reuben Mourad Verified
| Gay Cities
Lifesavers With Pride light up Oxford Street at Sydney’s Mardi Gras Parade / Photo by Ash Penin For many travelers, a trip down under to experience Sydney Mardi Gras is a true bucket-list moment. It’s Sydney’s answer to Pride, and with up to half a million people attending the parade alone in peak years, it stands among the largest LGBTQ+ celebrations anywhere in the world.
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