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    Deep Ellum News

    Pittman Hotel restaurant in Dallas' Deep Ellum debuts with vegan must-have

    Teresa Gubbins
    Aug 11, 2020 | 1:26 pm
    Elm & Good veg charcuterie
    Graham Dodds' highly creative vegetarian charcuterie has become one of his signatures.
    Elm & Good

    There's an opening date for the long-awaited Kimpton Pittman Hotel, going into the landmark Knights of Pythias temple at the corner of Good Latimer and Elm Street in Deep Ellum: August 12.

    The hotel promises to provide guests with an experience rooted in history, without sacrificing modernity, with many plush amenities including 165 guest rooms, meeting space, outdoor patio, pool, and fitness center.

    It also promises to provide a restaurant starring Dallas chef Graham Dodds. Called Elm & Good, it'll be a modern American tavern inspired by no-fuss farmhouse fare, and like the hotel, it too opens on August 12.

    Food
    The menu at Elm & Good is said to be inspired by classic all-American fare, but modernized to align with contemporary trends. It emphasizes clean and bright flavors with grilled meats, seasonal vegetables, and seafood.

    Dodds has incorporated twists on some of the dishes he's done at restaurants such as Bolsa, Central 214, and Wayward Sons, the Greenville Avenue restaurant where he dabbled in vegetarian and vegan dishes.

    Highlights include:

    • Garden Charcuterie Board, an ever-changing plant-based version of the traditional charcuterie board with marinated olives and seasonal, pickled vegetables
    • Lion’s Mane with trumpet mushroom “chorizo”, beech and maitake mushrooms, and saffron Bomba rice
    • Rabbit Agnolotti, with fennel seed dusted rabbit loin, fines herbes and beurre fondue

    Beverage
    The beverage program at Elm & Good is integral to the dining concept and the proof is in the bar which occupies a large, front-and-center space.

    It's overseen by Gregory Huston, formerly of Bowen House, Victor Tangos, and Grange Hall.

    Cocktails feature all of these buzzy concepts: Bespoke spirits. Tonics, tinctures, and bitters. Fresh-squeezed juices. Proper ice. Classy glassware. Memorable presentations.

    Drink highlights include:

    • The Pittman Paloma, with El Jimador, grapefruit, fresco, bittermens, grapefruit bitters and tonic
    • The Gypsy Tea Room, with green tea steeped rum, lemon juice, honey syrup and muddled blackberries

    There'll also be a rotating selection of regional and craft brews and celebrated American and international wines.

    Atmosphere
    The 5,525-square-foot restaurant features an expansive floor plan broken into varied seating areas. The decor combines contemporary with rustic with a timeless, industrial aesthetic. The space features white walls with dark beams and columns, high ceilings, one-of-a-kind lighting fixtures, hand-hewn wood tables, and leather banquettes.

    As a part of Kimpton’s Clean Promise, Elm & Good ensures that the restaurant will be thoroughly cleaned, accommodate for physical distancing and provide single-use gloves and face covering for guests upon request.

    Hours
    Elm & Good will be open for breakfast daily from 7-10 am, and dinner Tuesday-Saturday from 5:30-10 pm.

    The Elm & Good bar will be open Tuesday-Saturday from 4-11 pm.

    Kimpton manages over 80 distinctive restaurants, bars, and lounges across major metropolitan cities, resort destinations and up-and-coming markets in the United States, Caribbean and Europe.

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    Japanese restaurant chain with sizzling hot plates to debut in Frisco

    Teresa Gubbins
    Mar 13, 2026 | 4:19 pm
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    Pepper Lunch
    Pepper Lunch is coming to Frisco.

    A distinctive Asian restaurant concept with sizzling hot plates is coming to the Dallas area: Called Pepper Lunch, it's an international chain from Japan that does a fast-casual version of teppanyaki, and it's opening in Frisco at 9180 Warren Pkwy. #150, in a busy shopping center anchored by 99 Ranch, in the former Gen Korean BBQ space.

    Frisco will be the very first Pepper Lunch in Texas. According to co-owner Phil Guo, it'll open in mid-March.

    Pepper Lunch was founded in Tokyo in 1994 by chef Kunio Ichinose and features teppanyaki, a Japanese cooking style where chefs cook on a hot griddle (teppan) in front of diners, creating an interactive and entertaining meal.

    But Pepper Lunch takes it a step further with do-it-yourself teppanyaki, with meals served on 500-degree Fahrenheit hot plates, which are patented to stay hot for more than 20 minutes — allowing diners to cook their own food at the table.

    All that sizzle has made Pepper Lunch an internet sensation. Cooking your own food at your table is a trend, and Pepper Lunch also has price and convenience on its side: Most of its menu items come in under $20 and can be complete in 20 minutes, making it a desirable option for workers and others with a limited lunch hour.

    The signature dish is their Pepper Rice, which comes in about a dozen options, including the best-selling Beef Pepper Rice, featuring sliced beef, white rice, corn, and spring onion, with freshly-cracked black pepper, which is also a signature. ("We crack it fresh every morning," Guo says.)

    Pepper Lunch Salmon terifyaki at Pepper Lunch Frisco.Pepper Lunch

    Other varieties of Pepper Rice include Salmon Pepper Rice, Chicken Pepper Rice, Shrimp Pepper Rice, and Tofu & Veggie Pepper Rice.

    You can get your meat, rice, and veggies in a teriyaki option or with curry sauce. They also have pastas with cream sauce and your choice of protein. Sides include American classics such as fries, onion rings, or sweet potato wedges, and they offer Kirin beer.

    Dallas is part of Pepper Lunch's broader expansion across the U.S. They currently have more than 500 locations across 17 countries.

    Guo is a veteran restaurateur who, along with partner Ken Cheng, operates three locations of Jinya Ramen Bar, a completely different kind of dining experience.

    "Jinya is a full-service restaurant with a nice bar and intimate atmosphere, and the food is more complex," he says. "Pepper Lunch is fast-casual, more family-oriented, with a faster pace. If you need to, you can be in and out in 20 minutes. But there's heat nothing like it when they bring your plate to your table, and you get to cook rice or steak right in front of your face — it sizzles and pops."

    He loves to recall the first time he encountered Pepper Lunch, decades ago, on a family trip to Hong Kong.

    "We waited in line for two hours, and I will always remember sitting down and experiencing that sizzling smell," he says.

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