TaKorea Cocina, Chicago Korean-Mexican fusion restaurant, feeds those in need

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Tuesday, January 12, 2021
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TaKorea Cocina, a Korean-Mexican fusion restaurant in Chicago's Ukrainian Village, has been feeding those in need throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

CHICAGO -- A Korean-Mexican fusion restaurant in Chicago's Ukrainian Village continues to feed those in need!

TaKorea Cocina's owner Robert Magiet has provided food for individuals and families since the summer.

In turn, the Magiet spearheaded West Town Feeds movement.

Its goal is to provide 50 to 100 hot meals a day to neighbors experiencing homelessness.

Many surrounding restaurants have collaborated with Magiet to provide meals for free.

"Our goal is to continue to provide hot meals for many months, if not years, to come," said Magiet.

Last week, Jason Vincent, owner of Giant in Logan Square, donated his food truck for a week to deliver hot foods to the homeless.

Magiet and his team offer hot foods Tuesday through Sunday.