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It’s all over folks: T.G.I. Friday’s starts serving Korean tacos

By Andrew D’Cruz
 | April 26, 2012
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(Image: T.G.I. Friday’s)
(Image: T.G.I. Friday’s)

The trend that started out in the food trucks of California and spread like hot gochujang to Toronto restaurants like Swish, JangBang and Banh Mi Boys is now officially over: that’s right, Korean tacos are now available at American casual dining chain T.G.I. Friday’s. Oh well—it was fun while it lasted, at least. [Eater]

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