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The first round of tenants at The Bowl will open this spring. The restaurant’s name was inspired by the street food vendors that co-founders Kaleb Harrell, Allen Lo, Wayne Yung and Kin Ho encountered during their travels across Southeast Asia. Famous for hollering at passers-by to hawk their small plates, these street vendors are revered for their generations-old recipes using local ingredients.
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Hawkers Asian Street Food is now open at Ashford Lane in Dunwoody, the same complex as Brown Bag Seafood, Superica, and forthcoming food hall the Hall at Ashford Lane. The restaurant opens Monday, April 24, at 5 p.m. For dinner, with lunch beginning Tuesday, April 25.
Hawkers Asian Street Food Debuts in Dunwoody for Duck Bao, Ramen, and Dumplings
Hawkers in Dunwoody also offers food and drink specials during happy hour each week and half-off bao from 3 p.m. The Pan-Asian concept plans to have dual bars within its 5,163-square-foot restaurant – one on the rooftop and another downstairs with views into the kitchen. The upstairs bar will be enclosed with garage doors to make it open-air optional while the rooftop dining and lounge space will be open-air with a partial canopy overhead. Guests can enjoy an upstairs karaoke space with screen doors for privacy and a sweeping view of The Amp Ballantyne and the campus’s parks and greenspaces. Hawkers joins locations of Paris Baguette, Hobnob, Sweetgreen, Brown Bag Seafood, Superica, Nawabi Hyderabad House, and Jeni’s Ice Creams already open at Ashford Lane. Omakase by Yun, Culinary Dropout, a second location of chef Pat Pascarella’s Neapolitan pizzeria and Italian restaurant Grana, and the food hall should all open in the coming months.
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And the cocktails menu selection was creative and the perfect creations to go with the food. The doggy bags were the cutest I've ever seen. It made the food still edible when I arrived home.
Hawkers Asian Street Food plans rooftop site in Charlotte
I would 100% recommend it and will 100% come back. I'm new to the area, and first time visiting this restaurant.There was a wait, but we'll worth it.My friend and I had Pad Thai, Spring Rolls, Shrimp Rolls, white wine, and 5-spice Old Fashioned. Both of us agreed, the best Pad Thai ever!!! The Shrimp Rolls were very good, the Spring Rolls- good. Hawkers Asian Street Food will join 11 other previously announced businesses, including Olde Mecklenburg Brewery, at the new mixed-use retail, dining and entertainment district in South Charlotte.
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CHARLOTTE – Hawkers Asian Street Food plans to open its first two-story rooftop location within The Bowl at Ballantyne in early 2025. After spending countless hours and endless brews discussing the perfect spot for the first Hawkers location outside of Florida, we realized something very important – the Queen City would always reign supreme! Located in South End, one of Charlotte’s most historic neighborhoods, our first adventure outside of the Sunshine State has motivated us to keep pounding.
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Tried duck for the first time and it was tender. I loved everything about eating here. Our server's recommendations were on point.
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An Atlanta location opened in 2019 along the Eastside Beltline trail near Nina and Rafi, but closed temporarily two years later after a grease fire broke out in the kitchen. The restaurant has been undergoing a slow-progressing renovation since then and is expected to reopen by the end of 2023. From Torrence in the front to our waitress Shelby. They were very attentive and the food was delicious.
Hawkers Asian Street Food Debuts in Dunwoody for Duck Bao, Ramen, and Dumplings
Hawkers Asian Street Food plans rooftop site in Charlotte - The Charlotte Weekly
Hawkers Asian Street Food plans rooftop site in Charlotte.
Posted: Thu, 04 Apr 2024 07:00:00 GMT [source]
Additional features will include an mural that will span two stories within the restaurant’s stairwell, a mural on the exterior façade and picnic-style seating on the downstairs patio. Guests can also expect variable, stylish lighting, an open kitchen, hanging flowers, arches, neon touches and posters. Founded in 2011 by Allen Lo, Kaleb Harrell, Wayne Yung, and Kin Ho, there are now multiple locations of Hawkers throughout Florida, North Carolina, Maryland, Virginia, and Texas.
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