The Oklahoman

Midtown to welcome new Korean concept

- Dave Cathey dcathey@oklahoman.com

The new year always means new restaurant arrivals, and 2018 is no different. Midtown welcomes Gogi Go ,a new Korean fast-casual concept, to the neighborho­od this week.

Taking over half the space previously occupied by Organic Squeeze Kitchen Table, 1325 N Walker Ave., chef Kevin Lee and partners John Lee and Jason Chang did a soft lunch service Tuesday working toward its grand opening on Friday for lunch and dinner.

Chef Lee will continue as executive chef of Vast, but this week he will spend his vacation working and training staff on the flat-top. Lee promises a simple menu with big flavors, inspired by traditiona­l Korean barbecue. Diners choose their protein and whether it will be served over rice or in a burrito at the counter with banchan (a variety of pickled and fermented condiments) to choose from before you eat. The counter-service eatery has seating for about 60 with patio seating to come with warmer weather.

Check in on Gogi Go's Facebook page today for a special announceme­nt ahead of Friday's grand opening.

Guest chef comes to Nonesuch

The ambitious new tasting-room concept Nonesuch, 803 N Hudson Ave., will host chef Nick Goellner, of The Antler Room in Kansas City, for a special dinner on Jan. 31.

Goellner and his wife, Leslie, opened The Antler Room in late 2016. A graduate of the French

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NATE BILLINGS, OKLAHOMAN ARCHIVES] [PHOTO BY Chef Kevin Lee, of Vast, will help open Gogi Go, a fastcasual Korean concept in Midtown, this week.
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