Tag: Richard Tang
Asian seafood restaurant Girl Diver opens soon in Reynoldstown
Chef Richard Tang, owner of Char Korean in Inman Park, is opening an Asian seafood spot called Girl Diver in Reynoldstown in early October.
A new Summerhill arcade bar promises to be the stuff of gamers’ dreams
Press Start, slated to open next year, will combine the nostalgic appeal of 1980s and ‘90s arcades with the modern demand for craft cocktails and artfully fashioned small plates.
Get New Orleans-style seafood with a Southeast Asian twist when Girl Diver opens in Reynoldstown later this year
Girl Diver, the new restaurant from Char owner Richard Tang, is planned to open later this year at the Madison Yards development on Memorial Drive in Reynoldstown.
The most anticipated Atlanta restaurants of 2019
There is plenty to look forward to in Atlanta's dining scene this year. Here's our roundup of some of the buzziest bars and restaurants that are (hopefully) coming soon.
CHAR Korean Bar & Grill brings Korean barbecue ITP with a whimsical twist. Check out the menu.
Tang says CHAR is not a place that takes itself too seriously. A faux dinner combination on the menu called “Jang Song-Taek” includes three pigs, two cows, a sack of fairy dust, two unicorns, four rainbows, and three bugbears for $9999.
Inman Park’s Char Korean Bar & Grill is on track to open in January
Richard Tang of Craft Izakaya says he's on track to open his Korean barbecue and yakiniku (traditional Japanese) restaurant in mid-January.
Craft Izakaya starts lunch service Tuesday
Krog Street Market's Craft Izakaya will begin serving lunch on Tuesday, focusing solely on hot, fully composed meals. “[We] understand the time restraint our diners are under during the lunch hours, but wanted to also give them a variety of items to choose from,” says owner Richard Tang.
Prohibition’s former head bartender to join KSM’s Craft Izakaya
Prohibition's former head bartender, Thomas McGuire, will be Nate Shuman’s second barkeep in command at Craft Izakaya, the sushi and yakitori spot in Krog Street Market. General manager Richard Tang says the three of them will create a playful beverage list that explores the molecular side of drinks and includes Asian spices and herbs.
