Monthly entertainment for the area is planned, and Chan says he’s working with the city to obtain a liquor license.Ī true Israeli falafeliya, SabaRaba’s will serve street food-style pitas, laffa, and plates brimming with fresh-made gyro, sabich (fried eggplant), shawarma, schnitzel, and of course, falafel. When it opens, Bok You will serve lunch and dinner to-go, with seating in the adjacent lawn area. “Our original locations are tiny, so we were a good candidate for the shipping container.” “We came from the humblest beginnings with not a lot of money or space, and we had to learn to operate that way,” he says. A “secret” menu-posted on Instagram-will feature tangentially related chicken items, such as Asian chicken and waffles, waffle cones, Korean corn dogs, and “things on sticks,” Chan says.Įverything is made onsite.
KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN ATLANTA PLUS
Other menu items include Korean corn bread, cheesy corn, fries, and tater tots, plus Melona ice pops in the summer. A rotation of complimentary sauces, like wasabi mayo, will be available. The chicken sandwich fuses hot chicken with traditional Korean fried chicken with a hint of sweetness to balance the spice. “It’s a little weird and doesn’t take itself too seriously-like us.”īok You will offer spicy and mild options, with flavors like sriracha teriyaki, jalapeno teriyaki, and mango soy. “The name is playful and fun, easy to remember,” Chan says. Patrons will be able to buy a bucket of fried chicken or order it as a sandwich or tenders with sides. Seven Chan and Ken Yu, founders of Poke Burri and Lifting Noodles Ramen, are launching their Korean fried chicken-focused concept, Bok You ATL, with a concise menu featuring three or four flavors of the battered bird. Jamestown is also converting the area surrounding the restaurants to a lawn with tables and chairs where patrons can dine and relax. “We are constantly striving to be more environmentally friendly with our activations and appreciate the adapted re-use aspect of shipping containers,” a spokesperson for Jamestown said, noting that the design will allow the company to make better use of the surrounding parking lot and green space.Īt 200 square feet each, these brightly painted containers will serve Korean fried chicken and falafel pitas, respectively, as part of two new takeout restaurants: Bok You ATL and SabaRaba’s.
Come late November, visitors will notice two new shipping containers in the parking lot. Located near the intersection of Roswell Road and Hammond Drive, Parkside Shops is home to a variety of small businesses, from a nail salon to a dentist, as well as notable spots il Giallo and Sandy Springs Cinema & Taphouse. is tackling a run-of-the-mill Sandy Springs strip mall next.
Known for its expansive mixed-use projects like Ponce City Market and the Westside Provisions District, Jamestown L.P.
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