Seoul Sausage owners Chris Oh, Ted Kim and Yong Kim celebrate the second anniversary of their Little Osaka storefront by committing a Pork on Pork Crime. I would hardly classify the sausage special as criminal, but for $10, some people might call it a steal.

Seoul Sausage’s kitchen crew grilled spicy pork sausages. They imbue their sausage with chile paste, sugar and Korean spices. They topped my coarse link with a strip of crispy bacon, which Oh pulled from a cured pork belly bouquet. Tart, crunchy apple slaw, creamy avocado and punchy kimchi pickled onions and scallions completed toasted bun-bound proceedings.

In only two years, the Seoul Sausage men have made a considerable impact on Little Osaka, and on L.A. The Great Food Truck Race champs have curated food vendors for huge Asian markets in K-Town and at Angels Stadium. They operate a successful restaurant and food truck. Expansion plans are in the works. By year three’s conclusion, they could easily double their business. That’s all great, so long as they continue to take pork along for the ride.

Dose of Vitamin P spotlights my favorite pork dish from the previous week.