While all this makes it a very cozy and comfortable place to eat, the important part as we all know is the food.  Oh, the food.

I won’t lie, I haven’t tried much of their Breakfast Diner /  Korean menu because I can’t drag myself away from their Hashbrown Sandwich.  A Hashbrown sheet filled with cheese, onions, your choice of meat, and folded over itself with a side of eggs your-style and toast.

Is there a word stronger than “de-fucking-licious”? Think about it while you watch this little tribute I put together.  Enjoy.

(Pictured is Bulgogi hash brown sandwich with eggs on top and rice instead of toast. Sauce is gochujang – korean fermented chili bbq sauce.)

bulgogi hash brown sandwich, art's cafe - SF, CA

Useful? Probably not. Possible? Absolutely. As a matter of fact, it’s here.

iPhone owners can use their phone to control an interactive advertisement.

While new ways to advertise to us usually don’t make me happy, this new technology is quite cool. The ability to walk up to any interface and control it with your iPhone is something with HUGE potential. I just hope someone jumps on this and makes it useful to us.

Imagine: Walking into In&Out and ordering your whole meal from next to the napkins. Or buying movie tickets and snacks then picking them all up at once. Or when you are looking at clothes, being able to see them in full controllable 3d before you even have to try them on.
Sure some would say this is just a way to make us lazier, but I think it’s a way to make us more productive with less work, thus increasing our ability to go do stuff that really matters. Or so I hope.

Consumers get creative control on digital posters through new iPhone platform – Via Campaign