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News Bites: Sharon Van Meter’s Next Project and Japanese Barbecue in Lowest Greenville SideDish’s weekly digest of need-to-know dining happenings in Dallas. By Rosin Saez Published in Food & Drink June 9, 2021 12:18 pm News Bites, from quiet closures to opening updates and everything in between. Sharon Van Meter Is Opening a Wine Bar in Oak Cliff Dallas CultureMap reports that the luminary will take over the Victor Hugo’s space, which shuttered in May due amid the COVID-19 pandemic. As one chapter closes, another one a wine bar, dessert-centric one opens. Sharon Van Meter will bring a wine bar dubbed Beckley 1115, presumably named for the address (1115 North Beckley Avenue). Van Meter plans to have wine by the glass, on tap, and by the bottle, all paired with a locally focused menu, of course. The 3015 at Trinity Groves founder will bring in pastry chef Diana Zamora to dream up multicourse dessert tastings for the wine bar. (Zamora re ....
A critically acclaimed sushi chef, most recently of New York City, is coming to Dallas to open a special kind of restaurant: Called Tatsu Dallas, it's an ....
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This article appears in Spring 2021: Issue No. 61 of Edible Brooklyn. Makiko Harada, Salt Savant “I see salt as a form of art, a form of creative expression,” says Makiko Harada, who opened Glamsalt (based in the Hudson Valley) in 2012. Harada moved from Tokyo to the United States for high school and stayed, studying at Columbia University and the Pratt Institute. In Japan, her family history is steeped in food and creativity Harada’s grandfather supplied trout to the emperor of Japan and her grandmother was an indigo master, working with textiles. With charm and a critical eye for detail, Harada has infiltrated the upper echelons of the New York food scene. Her products have been used at Ichimura at Uchu and Sushi Yasuda, and are stocked, next to $130-a-pound Wagyu, at the super-elite Japan Premium Beef store on Great Jones Street. ....