Chef Ji Hye Kim, founder of Miss Kim, opened her new restaurant Little Kim on July 31 at 407 N. Fifth Avenue in Kerrytown.

Chef and owner Kim, born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, is a five-time James Beard Award semifinalist, including Best Chef Great Lakes for the last three years. She also owns Miss Kim, located in ...

Multiple James Beard Awards semifinalist Ji Hye Kim opened fast-casual vegan and vegetarian restaurant Little Kim on Thursday ...

The 2024 South Korean baseball MVP Kim Do-yeong will miss the rest of the regular season with his third hamstring injury of ...

When Ji Hye Kim founded Miss Kim, a Korean restaurant on North Fifth Avenue, she had her eyes set on giving back to the Ann Arbor community. Now, with a new sliding scale payment program, Kim is ...

The problem with Miss Kim is she doesn't look like what you might expect. Miss Kim, who is from north China and Korea, is a different species from the lilac we know in the U.S., called ...

A one-of-a-kind pop-up at Miss Kim -- and it’s happening weekly. Lyttle’s signature candied bacon and BBQ tots recur alongside Miss Kim favorites milk tea (boba optional) and ginger plum soda.

Miss Kim, who is from north China and Korea, is a different species from the lilac we know in the U.S., called, appropriately, common lilac (S. vulgaris), and hailing from southern Europe.

News Gina Kim Is Miss Kim at Off-Broadway's 45th Street Theatre, Opening Jan. 20 Elvin Roytman and Bein' It Productions present Gina Kim and Ryan Tofil's Miss Kim, a new play about a young Korean ...

If I throw a rock around me, I’ll hit 10 gay people.” However, Miss Benny admits they weren’t always embraced. “I was told for years that it wasn’t time for someone like me.

Site: Full sun, well-drained soil. Height: 6 to 8 feet. Available as: Container-grown plants at garden centers. Fun fact: Miss Kim originated from seed collected in 1947 from a mountainside in Korea.

Miss Kim, who is from north China and Korea, is a different species from the lilac we know in the U.S., called, appropriately, common lilac (S. vulgaris), and hailing from southern Europe.