Check out five new places to eat that are now open or opening soon in Plano.
Now open
Curry Tei and Bar
The restaurant specializes in Japanese curry and “izakaya-style” appetizers, owner Michelle Le said in an email. Izakaya refers to a Japanese pub. Curry Tei & Bar also serves alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
The Cheese Lab
The restaurant offers a variety of sandwich melts, biscuits, bagels and burritos. The restaurant takes familiar classics and blends them with inventive recipes, according to its website.
Coming soon
Kouchan Ramen
The restaurant's first location in the United States will offer Mazemen, a brothless ramen mixed with a sauce or seasoning oil at the bottom of the bowl, according to a news release.
Angel Touch Kitchen
The establishment is opening a brick-and-mortar location in east Plano to offer Indonesian cuisine.
Owner Yenni Haryanti said the restaurant's slow-cooked beef rendang is one of its best sellers, and other menu items include fried rice, stir-fried noodles and chicken skewers. She said the flavor is made to be approachable to diners while providing an opportunity to discover something new.
Opening late Sept/early Oct.
280 Legacy Drive, Ste. 300, Plano
Feast Buffet
The all-you-can-eat restaurant will offer a wide variety of stations with foods like sushi and sashimi, frog legs, crawfish, lo mein noodles, wonton soup, menudo, tacos, beef brisket, mac and cheese, a salad bar and a live hibachi grill where guests can see their food cooked fresh to order on a Mongolian-style grill.
The restaurant offers cuisines from four countries, including America, Mexico, China and Japan.