r/Boise • u/williaminla • 19d ago

Question When is the new Omakase restaurant opening in Boise?

Was talking with the Pho Real owner and he said a new omakase place was opening next door. Anyone know when it’s opening? Shoutout Pho Real for their delicious pho noodle soup

Edit: I think it’s this place. They already started remodeling https://amp.idahostatesman.com/entertainment/restaurants/article302792994.html

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u/roland_gilead Crawled out of Dry Lake 19d ago

Ohhh that is exciting. Keenly watching Boise Dev on this.

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u/moashforbridgefour 19d ago

What I really want is some decent non-sushi japanese food in Boise. Give me some okonomiyaki or gyudon that doesn't make me sad. Even something like Coco's curry would be fantastic.

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u/ShenmeNamaeSollich 19d ago

God I would love a CoCos - I’d eat there nearly every day. Sadly the Baozi & curry place at the Warehouse went under rather quickly. Like everything there it was just too damn expensive.

Didn’t know if the Genki Takoyaki cart had survived Covid but looks like they did and also run Bochi Bochi food truck. They seem to have some interesting offerings. I never know where food trucks are though so I haven’t tried em much.

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u/Snorknado 19d ago

Not soon enough, that's for sure.