One of L.A.'s best cafes wants to up your sandwich game
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One of L.A.'s best cafes wants to up your sandwich game
""The Open Market Recipe Book, Vol. 1" details some of its best sandwiches through the years, with each recipe hand-illustrated - and it sold out in less than three hours."
"It's a good time capsule of the last five years," said chef-partner Andrew Marco, who spearheaded the writing. "We weren't expecting to sell a lot. It was more for the customers who really liked us and have followed us for a while."
"The sandwiches derive their names from the city's streets. The Normandie combines gyudon with a classic French dip. The Kenmore is a Korean take on tuna salad."
Open Market, a Koreatown restaurant and wine shop, released its first cookbook, "The Open Market Recipe Book, Vol. 1," to celebrate its five-year anniversary. The cookbook features hand-illustrated recipes of popular sandwiches and sold out in under three hours. Chef-partner Andrew Marco described it as a time capsule of the restaurant's journey. The establishment, founded by Brian and Yoonna Lee along with chefs Marco and Ralph Hsiao, originally aimed to create a modern bodega that supports local makers and artists while offering unique culinary experiences.
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