The folks behind Joule in Wallingford are starting a new venture in Fremont. Rachel Yang and Seif Chirchi will open a more casual, budget-conscious restaurant called Revel in Fremont late this year, Seattle Magazine reported this morning.
Allison Austin Scheff writes that the married Joule chef-owners “are going Korean-casual when their second restaurant opens, with a menu of Korean pancakes, salads, dumplings, noodles and rice.” All dishes will be under $15.
The Revel space is on the corner of 36th and Phinney, and, writes Scheff, “they’re putting in a bar on the corner—named Quoin, the architectural term for cornerstone—and both will feature large back decks.”
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1 Tom // Oct 11, 2010 at 9:17 am
I just noticed that this is the building where the rock balancing fellow made his home. Does anyone know what his situation is?
2 Nate // Oct 15, 2010 at 9:00 am
Bennie is his name. He is still around. He pops his head into the building from time to time to check on things. Bennie is doing good and will still be in the area.
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