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February 19, 2013 by Ron Wen 10 Comments

Soo Cafe in Raleigh for Amazing Korean Fried Chicken!

(Now open at its new location: 2815 Brentwood Road, Raleigh!)

Sometimes people use the phrase “one-trick pony” to describe a person or situation in a less than positive fashion. But in my eyes, if you do that one trick REALLY well, who cares? Well I recently visited Soo Cafe out on Hillsborough Street for one thing, Korean fried chicken. I’ve been chasing down Korean fried chicken for AGES, it’s been my foodie white whale. I visit NYC pretty frequently and would always ask for it but for some reason, never made it over. So imagine my excitement when I’m reading some online reviews and realize that Korean fried chicken has hit the Triangle.

Interior of new Soo Cafe location in Raleigh, NC Triangle Dining

Soo Cafe sits in a little plaza next to Sadlack’s Heroes and Buddha Belly, thankfully they’ve got a small parking lot out front. But it is an odd lot with two small entrances at either end and a narrow strip of spaces, navigate it carefully. Inside the place is a bit bare-bones: some Asian wall-hangings, TV with K-pop videos and shows rolling and a back counter for ordering. I put my order in for a half-chicken with garlic-soy sauce and wait in quiet desperation up front. They cook it all to order here so it takes some time, 15 plus minutes but I’ve been waiting years for this treat so no big deal. I get my styrofoam container, hop in the car and blast off for home. The smell is intoxicating. Even with a cold I can smell savory garlic aromas penetrating the car and upholstery but if your car is going to stink of something, Korean fried chicken ain’t a bad way to go.

Soy-garlic Korean fried chicken at Soo Cafe in Raleigh, NC Triangle Dining

I get home and unpack my bag. They’ve got some foil lining the Styrofoam and inside I spy 8 neat pieces of crispety, crunchety chicken, glistening with sauce. The surface is all bubbly even though from what I understand, Korean fried chicken doesn’t use much coating. I grab a drummette and it’s sticky with sauce, take a bite and… bam! That crazy umami feeling when all your eating senses go on high alert. This chicken has got some crunch, sticky sweet sauce, pungent garlic layered on top of tender chicken. Whoa! Take another bite and another, that piece is gone! As I work my way through half the box, my opinion doesn’t change, this chicken is awesome! Even with my taste at 60% I can tell that Soo Cafe dishes out some mean-ass fried chicken.

I stop my hungry little brain after eating half of the container and show some restraint, the rest is for tomorrow. But I can tell you that if this Korean fried chicken was ALL Soo Cafe did, they’d be a winner in my book. But they also dish out sushi, bulkogi, katsu and more. And I’m pretty sure even if it’s all good, I’m going to have a hard time getting past the chicken on the menu. No website, no Facebook I really thought about keeping this one to myself and not writing about them, but… Two words: Try it.

Soo Cafe

2815 Brentwood Road

Raleigh, NC 27604

919.876.1969

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July 21, 2020 by Ron Wen Leave a Comment

Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill for a Mind-Bending Taste of Asia

Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill - nctriangledining.com — Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill – nctriangledining.com

As we continue to work through the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic, many restaurants are struggling to survive. And for those that opened up right before the North Carolina shutdown, it’s even harder. New restaurants that haven’t had a chance to establish a customer base, Hawkers Asian Street Food in Chapel Hill is a perfect example of that difficult scenario. But if you’re a fan of SE Asian street cuisine, you’ll really enjoy this new restaurant at University Place! Part of a smallish restaurant chain that has a locations in Charlotte and the Southeast, Hawkers Asian Street Food is dishing out some wonderful eats cooked with deft culinary talent.

Colorful decor at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill - nctriangledining.com — Colorful decor at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill – nctriangledining.com

Located next to the huge, Silverspot Cinema, Hawkers presents a simple modern face with side patio. But inside, you’ll find a bright, colorful and kitschy interior replete with a showcase bar in the center, booths to the right and tables in back with the open kitchen. Glowing neon, colorful posters and prints and bright metal chairs ring the dining space along with some cool architectural elements in the eclectic space. It’s a panoply of Asian-inspired nostalgia, decor and cool. Hawkers food menu is focused on bites and small plates from $5 to $12 along with noodles, rice and more. True to their name, Hawkers has food options and flavors across the Asian continent, from Singapore to China, Japan, Malaysia and more. A good selection for beers, wines, sake and island-type cocktails gives you some tasty adult beverages to pair your small plates with. Instinctively, I think beer or sake would be a great match for this type of flavorful cuisine.

Bar at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill - nctriangledining.com — Bar at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill – nctriangledining.com

Amazing roti canai at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill - nctriangledining.com — Amazing roti canai at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill – nctriangledining.com

After two visits I can say that Hawkers’ food menu is excellent overall but the roti canai is a must-try! This savory and layered fried pancake is served up with a powerful curry sauce that will blow away your taste-buds. Somehow they manage to make their roti canai both flaky and non-greasy which is a rare combination. Tear off a piece of the pancake, dip it into the curry and bam, a taste sensation hits your tongue.

Salt and pepper ribs at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill - nctriangledining.com — Salt and pepper ribs at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill – nctriangledining.com

Chili crab at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill - nctriangledining.com — Chili crab at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill – nctriangledining.com

The salt and pepper ribs are a twist on my usual favorite, salt and pepper pork chops but this dish holds its own. Three meaty ribs, dry-fried and covered with grilled onion bits, garlic and sliced jalapenos offers some savory meatiness with a hint of heat, yum. And don’t miss the chili crab, a fried soft-shell crab covered in an umami-laded brown sauce. Served up with some wok-fried tomatoes to cut away the richness and a fried bao for dipping into that delicious, thick sauce. Chili crab is a Singaporean favorite and the first time I’ve tried it, super tasty!

Yaki udon at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill - nctriangledining.com — Yaki udon at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill – nctriangledining.com

For a main dish the yaki udon is super satisfying. While I typically eat udon noodles in a broth or soup, these thick noodles are stir-fried with sliced chicken, egg, scallions and sprouts for a satisfying and toothsome bite. The portion size is on the smaller size (since it’s only $10) but this dish is wonderful and filling. Hawkers also offers up a smattering of sweets and desserts but I’d rather focus on the savory instead.

Open kitchen at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill - nctriangledining.com — Open kitchen at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill – nctriangledining.com

Service at Hawkers has been excellent during my visits and during this current pandemic, you can call in an order for pick-up, do a delivery app or dine-in socially distanced. They are spreading patrons about their large, open dining room and there are plexiglass dividers between some tables. Overall they are holding up well under tough conditions and I do feel that street food like this, deserves to be eaten straight out of that kitchen once it hits your table. Take your pics quickly and dive right on in!

Coconut curry benedict at Hawkers in Chapel Hill - nctriangledining.com — Coconut curry benedict at Hawkers in Chapel Hill – nctriangledining.com

Pandan and Kaya pancakes at Hawkers in Chapel Hill - nctriangledining.com — Pandan and Kaya pancakes at Hawkers in Chapel Hill – nctriangledining.com

One additional option now available at Hawkers in Chapel Hill is brunch! Available on Saturdays and Sundays from 11am to 3pm, choose from some fun, Asian-fusion type brunch items and specialty cocktails. A thumbs up for the coconut curry benedict which is served atop crispy baguette pieces. And their Pandan pancakes are stunning looking, a fun way to end your weekend meal.

Small plates menu at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill - nctriangledining.com — Sample small plates menu at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill – nctriangledining.com

Noodle and rice menu at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill - nctriangledining.com — Sample noodle and rice menu at Hawkers Asian Street Fare in Chapel Hill – nctriangledining.com

While Hawkers Asian Street Food had the unfortunate luck to open right before the pandemic closures, I’m relatively certain they are here for the long run! Delicious pan-Asian fare in a raucous environment, the food is super-charged with flavor that all of us can appreciate. Toss in the great prices and you’ve got a deal for family or date night! Even with the 30 minute drive for me from Raleigh, I’m already looking forward to visit #3 and exploring more off of their menu. So hey, don’t forget this new hidden gem in University Place. Their menu is the real Asian deal and cooked with some talent, you don’t want to miss it even while you’re sheltering in place, bon appetit!

Hawkers Asian Street Fare

201 S Estes Drive, 400A (Next to Silverspot Cinema)

Chapel Hill, NC 27514

919.415.1799

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April 2, 2017 by Ron Wen

First Take: H Mart Food Court in Cary for Authentic Asian Eats, Produce and Groceries

Front of H Mart in Cary - NC Triangle Dining — Front of H Mart in Cary – NC Triangle Dining

(Mat-Jib sushi and hot dogs is a new H Mart stall) When it comes to food courts, I’m usually not a huge fan but I was curious when I heard about the new H Mart out in Cary. The one Triangle location for a chain of Korean supermarkets has a large Asian food court. And during my first quick visit, it had a line 50 deep on a Saturday! So I took a pass but had to try again on a weekday lunch slot and can tell you it was totally worth the wait. If you’re a fan of authentic Asian eats, I’m sure something here at the H Mart food court will tickle your fancy.

Grocery area at H Mart in Cary - NC Triangle Dining — Grocery area at H Mart in Cary – NC Triangle Dining

Seafood area at H Mart in Cary - NC Triangle Dining — Seafood area at H Mart in Cary – NC Triangle Dining

Head on over to High House and Davis Road and in the same plaza as Doherty’s Irish Pub, you’ll find the huge H Mart store. Focused on Korean groceries, you’ll find a tremendous variety of fresh produce, seafood and meats that will make Grand Asia’s selection pale in comparison. From Asian pears to rambutan, sugar cane and more, the produce section at H Mart rocks.

Produce area at H Mart in Cary – nctriangledining.com

Sliced short rib at H Mart in Cary - nctriangledining.com — Sliced short rib at H Mart in Cary – nctriangledining.com

Over in the meat area, you’ll find all sorts of pork and beef cuts that would be hard to find anywhere else. Including pre-sliced meats for Asian specialties like hot pots, bulkogi and galbi. The seafood section is wonderful and includes live lobster, giant prawns and much more. And while I haven’t tried the bakery area, they have beautiful cakes and macarons, I’ve heard it’s an excellent option for French-style sweets.

Bakery area at H Mart in Cary - NC Triangle Dining — Bakery area at H Mart in Cary – NC Triangle Dining

But we’re here for the food court today which is conveniently located on the right hand side of H Mart. Over in the food court you’ll find a variety of store fronts with all sorts of interesting names: Sogongdong Tofu House, Soo Carolina Chicken, Love Bao Taiwanese Kitchen, Don-Don Udon-Donburi ring the food court. There’s a final option, Koon Nine Thai on the other side of the produce area, to the left.

Front of the new Mat-Jib food stall at H Mart in Cary - nctriangledining.com — Front of the new Mat-Jib food stall at H Mart in Cary – nctriangledining.com

Korean hot dog display at the new Mat-Jib food stall at H Mart in Cary - nctriangledining.com — Korean hot dog display at the new Mat-Jib food stall at H Mart in Cary – nctriangledining.com

Korean hot dogsat the new Mat-Jib food stall at H Mart in Cary — Korean hot dogs at the new Mat-Jib food stall at H Mart in Cary

When you’re ready to order, head on over to the food court area covering a variety of Asian cuisines in addition to Korean. Korean food, Japanese, Thai, Chinese, fried chicken, pastries and more. You can get pad thai, drunken noodles, curry, General Tso, udon noodles, donburi, bibimbap, galbi (short ribs). Note that while the food court here is not expensive, it’s not cheap either with most item prices ranging from $8 to $18. I order up some secret, sweet spicy chicken and bulkogi, yum! LED TVs show off the menus at each stall and they usually also have some specials. It’s all pretty casual and delicious here.

Your receipt is a crucial part of the process because they will flash your number on screens at each stall when your food is ready. The tricky part is that I have no clue where my food will appear so I’m scanning all 6 stall areas for my number and food! From there, I grab a drink from the refrigerated case and then grab a seat in the community dining room. While the food court is pretty large at H Mart, the seating/dining area is a bit small and crowded for the number of patrons it handles. And since the food is to order it takes some time. My Korean fried chicken comes out first in about 15 minutes and it looks delicious!

Braised pork belly bao from Love Bao at H Mart in Cary - nctriangledining.com — Braised pork belly bao from Love Bao at H Mart in Cary – nctriangledining.com

Fried chicken at H Mart food court in Cary - NC Triangle Dining — Fried chicken at H Mart food court in Cary – NC Triangle Dining

Secret, sweet and spicy fried chicken at H Mart food court in Cary - NC Triangle Dining — Secret, sweet and spicy fried chicken at H Mart food court in Cary – NC Triangle Dining

While H Mart serves about 8 or so types, my sweet and spicy chicken is wonderful. Korean fried chicken is double-fried resulting in a thick, dense crust smothered in a mostly sweet sauce. And it’s a huge portion with 10 or so pieces for the half order ($13). The chicken is tender and perfectly cooked, I only take a couple of bites because I know I’ve over-ordered and want to save my appetite for the main meal. The entrees at H Mart are served up on plastic trays so I’m not sure how I will be taking home some of my extra food! Also they didn’t give me any napkins with my chicken which is odd given how much sauce it has on it. And there’s no apparent napkin dispensers so I have to ask for some extras from a stall, sigh.

H Mart food court dining room in Cary - NC Triangle Dining — H Mart food court dining room in Cary – NC Triangle Dining

Next up is my bulkogi and at $16, it’s not a cheap plate. But H Mart serves it up sizzling on a thick ceramic platter with banchan (pickled sides) and a nice portion of short grain rice (sticky). The beef is sauteed ribeye with the sweet tinge from a great soy-sesame-sugar marinade. It’s all a nice contrast from the savory onions and part of why I love this classic Korean dish. Paired with the rice, it’s a very tasty treat and very well-done. I wolf down as much as I can but it’s a lot of food, especially since I snuck in some chicken beforehand.

Bulkogi plate at H Mart food court in Cary - NC Triangle Dining — Bulkogi plate at H Mart food court in Cary – NC Triangle Dining

Thai Koon Nine stall at H Mart in Cary - nctriangledining.com — Thai Koon Nine stall at H Mart in Cary – nctriangledining.com

Basil pork and rice from Koon Nine at H Mart in Cary - nctriangledining.com — Basil pork and rice from Koon Nine at H Mart in Cary – nctriangledining.com

Next up is finishing off this meal and clean-up. H Mart suggests self-busing your tray and plate back to the stall you get it from but it’s not apparent how. I find one to bring my bulkogi tray back to and then head over to the fried chicken area to get a take-home box. So overall I was pretty happy with H Mart’s food court but there are definitely some serious kinks to work out. No obvious or clear ordering system, limited menus on TV screens, no napkins/condiment self-service, no easy take-home boxes and limited seating. I’ve found some of these same challenges at the food court at Grand Asia Market but it’s compounded here at H Mart.

But even with all those challenges, I’d come back to try out more food. I guess all the operational hurdles are the price you pay to get authentic Asian eats here. You’d be best off coming with 2 – 4 people so you can divide and conquer on the food and seating. So thank you H Mart for bringing more options to the Korean and Asian eats table. While you’re a bit confusing right now, I hope things get better as you get settled in at your new Cary location!

H Mart Cary

1961 High House Road

Cary, NC 27519

919.535.5900

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February 23, 2021 by Ron Wen Leave a Comment

LuLu Bang Bang, Durham – A Culinary Trip Across Asia for the RTP Crowd

LuLu Bang Bang in RTP, Durham - nctriangledining.com — LuLu Bang Bang in RTP, Durham – nctriangledining.com

The food scene around the Research Triangle Park is usually focused on quick casual lunch spots to feed the office crowd. I worked in RTP for five years and trying to find a decent restaurant for dinner events was usually a challenge but it’s good to see some things changing and the area evolving. The new Lulu Bang Bang Pan-Asian restaurant is one great example of a better restaurant for denizens of RTP (along with the upcoming Boxyard complex). Currently open for take-out and now, lunch dine-in!

Dining room at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP - nctriangledining.com — Dining room at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP – nctriangledining.com

Sushi bar at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP - nctriangledining.com — Sushi bar at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP – nctriangledining.com

I was recently invited to a preview of their menu and it was pretty impressive. Chef William D’Auvray (previously at LuLa’s in Chapel Hill and Fins in Raleigh) is bringing his culinary skills to LuLu Bang Bang and delivering a diverse menu of Thai, Japanese, and Asian eats. The restaurant is large and light, with plenty of windows for warm sunshine. Polished concrete floors, Asian-style wood furniture along with some pops of color with the chartreuse padded seating placed strategically around the dining area make for a modern scene. There’s a sushi bar, cocktail bar and open kitchen to complete the space and show off the employees and their activity.

Bar at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP - nctriangledining.com — Bar at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP – nctriangledining.com

Private room at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP - nctriangledining.com — Private room at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP – nctriangledining.com

We sampled a variety of small plates on the current take-out menu and what will be on the upcoming dine-in menu. Thumbs up for the chicken satay with cucumber salad, the Thai shrimp toast and chicken yakitori skewers. Chef William stays true to Asian flavors but uses upper end ingredients for a cleaner finish. He doesn’t shy away from the signature spice and heat often found in SE Asian cuisine. Coconut charcoal for their grills and a new tandoori oven will allow them to turn up the heat and explore further across the Asian food palate, they will be expanding the menu over time. A great assortment of Tiki cocktails complement the food and cocktails are available to go in single-serving pouches. Their talented bar manager knows how to pair cocktail flavor profiles with the broad menu. And two private dining rooms will cover the needs for future office events.

Menu at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP, February 2021 - nctriangledining.com — Menu at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP, February 2021 – nctriangledining.com

Thai shrimp toast at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP - nctriangledining.com — Thai shrimp toast at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP – nctriangledining.com

Chicken satay and cucumber salad at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP - nctriangledining.com — Chicken satay and cucumber salad at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP – nctriangledining.com

Overall I can tell you that Lulu Bang Bang (lulu: an outstanding or remarkable thing, bang bang: an ancient Sichuan dish that harmonizes spicy, sweet, sour, salty, & bitter – from business website) offers a very updated take on Pan-Asian cuisine that will be well received by the RTP crowd. Located next to the popular Page Road Grill and MEZ as part of the Chapel Hill Restaurant Group, I’m sure it will be a busy spot once we recover from the current COVID pandemic. LuLu Bang Bang opens their dining room for lunch service on 2/23 and will be expanding to a dinner service a couple of weeks later. Enjoy their Asian-style eats and modern dining space as a break and interlude in your day during these interesting times!

LuLu Bang Bang

5418 Page Road

Durham, NC 27703

919.908.1851

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Wedge Salad Teppanyaki-style Pineapple Express Mocktail Naan at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP

Tom Kha Goong Pineapple Express Mocktail Naan at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP

Thai Shrimp Toast Pineapple Express Mocktail Naan at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP

Japanese Eggplant Pineapple Express Mocktail Naan at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP

Seared Shishito Pepper at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP

Chicken Yakitori Skewers at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP

Grilled Strip Loin at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP

Pineapple Express Mocktail at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP

Food and Cocktail Menu at LuLu Bang Bang in RTP

April 5, 2014 by Ron Wen 4 Comments

Garland in Raleigh for a Deliciously Captivating Asian Dining Experience…

Front entryway of Garland in Raleigh- NC Triangle Dining

When Garland first opened up as a take-out window under Kings Barcade, I stopped in and did a rice bowl take-out for a meal and thought it was decent but not quite amazing. Fast forward six months later and Garland has expanded into a full dining-room and gone through a huge upgrade. Online reviews were excellent but the memory of my first meal stuck in the back of my head so I didn’t make a huge effort. Then a good friend of mine told me he felt Garland was easily the best new restaurant in Raleigh so my curiosity was piqued. I figured it was time to give this pan-Asian eatery a try and so, five of us headed on over for a Thursday night dinner.

Warm and hip decor at Garland in Raleigh- NC Triangle Dining

Chicken 65 at Garland in Raleigh- NC Triangle Dining

Out front, Garland has a distinct, retro and funky look. Silver-plated, mirror like swirls, a metal grate ceiling in front. You open up the door to an eclectic looking space with right-hand side-bar, front room waiting area and lots of paintings and prints in back. Very interesting decor. There’s a bit of wood warmth, creative hipster and chic modern. The table has cut crystal bottles holding small flowers and the staff is all pretty young and beautiful. We get a round table in front and given I’m with experienced Garland diners, I rely on them for helping me choose my first meal. The cocktail menu at Garland is solid with plenty of interesting twists. I go with a Modern President which is coconut-infused rum, vermouth, cinnamon bark and bitters. It’s a delicious drink with a hint of the tropical but the smoothness of a classic drink. The wine and beer list is solid at reasonable prices.

Bhel puri at Garland in Raleigh- NC Triangle Dining

Around the table we order an array of appetizers ranging from chicken and cauliflower 65 to a pakora on my side. As the apps come to the table, there’s a lot of passing around and horse-trading so we can try it all! Love the pakora that comes out as a crunchy bird’s nest with tamarind and cilantro chutneys. Fried nice and brown without being greasy, it’s a fantastic starter. The 65 apps come with a thick, flavorful and spicy coating, yum! In cauliflower or chicken form, it’s all good. So great start so far for Garland between the cocktails and apps!

Pork belly with black rice cake at Garland in Raleigh- NC Triangle Dining

Tandoor chicken at Garland in Raleigh- NC Triangle Dining

My main is the braised pork belly with black rice cake, parsnips and fennel. It’s a sensational looking dish, thick piece of belly with seared parsnip slices underneath, a fennel-turnip slaw on top and sprinkled with black sesame seeds. The pork belly is cooked just perfectly with the meaty richness that only this cut can deliver. Paired with the crunchy and savory black rice cake along with the veggies, there’s a lot of deliciousness in this plate! And the sesame seeds adds a bit of clever contrast to the dish along with a bit more flavor, impressive. The other dishes, ranging from rice bowl to vegetable curry looks pretty amazing too, next time!

Vegetarian curry at Garland in Raleigh, NC Triangle Dining

Pork and rice bowl at Garland in Raleigh, NC Triangle Dining

The table decides to skip on dessert but I head on back to use the men’s room. And whoa! Very cool floor made of pennies which is literally and figuratively, brilliant. As I head on back to the table I notice the kitschy paintings in back, a silver shadow image of a tree on the side-wall and more. All the decor at Garland is well-thought out with a lot of care, just like their food. Along with the solid service and cool, front waiting area, the place screams “Love me” and you probably will.

Bar at Garland in Raleigh - nctriangledining.com — Bar at Garland in Raleigh – nctriangledining.com

After only one visit let’s just color me impressed. I really wasn’t expected to be blown away because I’m really picky about my Asian food but everything is executed with care, thought and passion here at Garland. Interesting plates, cool decor, attentive service and high quality ingredients at reasonable prices make this place a big winner, perfect for a date. And while the menu is small-ish, I’m already looking forward to my next visit and working through it! I’m expecting you to make it on my Best New Restaurants of the Year list, 2014 edition. So thanks Garland for a great first experience. I hoping that you’ll continue to keep the bar high on your food, service and experience while keeping prices reasonable…

Garland

14 W. Martin Street

Raleigh, NC 27601

919.833.6886

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