So the Kogi craze has come and gone, but there’s nothing like a good dose of capitalism to make an old stroke of genius new again, amirite?

Now available from Taco Bell Korea – which opened in South Korea, mind you, over two years ago, the laggers – the new Fiesta Bulgogi Tacos and Grilled Bulgogi Burritos feature what seem to be ground pieces of soy sauce-marinated beef topped with fiesta salsa, lettuce, shredded cheese and seasoned rice.

Granted, since they aren’t coming out of a truck, these fusion-inspired beauts have the potential to be either very bad or very mediocre. But hey, for 2,700 won (~$2.56) for the tacos and 3,500 won (~$3.31) for the burritos, rest assured knowing you’ll get a slightly bigger bang for your buck.

(You know, minus the cost of the plane ticket and all.)

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Dominique would be a foodie if she had money to pay for food. For now, she gets by just looking at food photography, which results in at least one more starving journalism student every time Instagram breaks down.