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    A Randy's Donuts in Seoul adds Los Angeles flavor to South Korea

    Sometimes you leave Los Angeles only to find that it has arrived at your destination long before you. A few years ago on a trip to Tokyo I encountered Downtown Los Angeles' Pie Hole in the basement of a train station on my way to try Afuri Ramen, a yuzu ramen specialist. And this cultural transmission works in both directions. A few weeks ago, not far from the original location of Pie Hole, I ...
    by Frank Shyong, Los Angeles Times Dec 05, 2022 4 minutes
    A Randy's Donuts in Seoul, South Korea.

    Sometimes you leave Los Angeles only to find that it has arrived at your destination long before you.

    A few years ago on a trip to Tokyo I encountered Downtown Los Angeles' Pie Hole in the basement of a train station on my way to try Afuri Ramen, a yuzu ramen specialist.

    And this cultural transmission works in both directions. A few weeks ago, not far from the original location of Pie Hole, I had the same bowl of noodles at the new Arts District branch of Afuri Ramen.

    So I was more bemused than surprised to find, after 16 hours of travel

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