What does it take to make it as a restaurateur in LA? One chef is banking on a 200-square-foot 'ghost kitchen' and a decades-old family recipe.

What does it take to make it as a restaurateur in LA? One chef is banking on a 200-square-foot 'ghost kitchen' and a decades-old family recipe.

Shelby Moore for BI

Noah Clark grew up eating California rolls, collard greens, and chicken katsu — a multiethnic cuisine that his Japanese American mother, Reiko Clark, and aunt, Maggie Antoine, developed in their hometown of Los Angeles.

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