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UPDATE: CrushCraft has delayed its opening by a couple weeks; details here.
Haven't found much of a reason to mosey over to the Quadrangle in Uptown lately? Soon-to-launch CrushCraft Thai hopes to change that when it opens its doors next Monday to dish out fast-casual, made-from-scratch Thai street food from chef Paul Singhapong and partner Jack Nuchkasem, a long-time hospitality exec.
According to the press release, Crushcraft promises to stay "true to traditional Thai recipes and techniques" with a multi-faceted menu that offers Thai street food alongside takeout staples like pad thai as well as more chef-driven fare, plus a bar serving sake, soju, and Southeast Asian beers (plus locally brewed drafts).
Perhaps the most notable thing about CrushCraft, though, is its late-night hours: It'll stay open until the wee hour of 3 a.m. Thursday through Saturday. Scope out the menu, right this way:
· CrushCraft to Bring Thai Street Food to the Quadrangle [-EDFW-]
· 10 of the Most Anticipated Restaurant Openings of 2014 [-EDFW-]
