Modern Korean restaurant and bar closes in midtown Sacramento
Known for spicy chicken wings and neon cocktails, it replaced de Vere’s Irish Pub in September 2022. Seoul St. Midtown, a modern Korean concept restaurant and bar in midtown Sacramento, has closed its doors after service ended its 21-month run. The restaurant, which opened in 2022, served Korean-style hot chicken and bibimbap bowls with neon cocktails, was experiencing rising inflation and business costs. The owners, Minnie Nguyen and Trinh Le, also own Station 16 and two Firehouse Crawfish locations in south Sacramento and Daikon Korean BBQ in North Natomas.
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Modern Korean concept Seoul St. Midtown closed its doors for good after service Saturday, ending 21-month run in midtown Sacramento.
Minnie Nguyen and Trinh Le’s forward-thinking gastropub replaced de Vere’s Irish Pub at 1521 L St. in September 2022, pairing Korean-style hot chicken and bibimbap bowls with neon cocktails.
After an initial wave of popularity, though, rising inflation and business costs torpedoed the restaurant.
“This decision was not made lightly, and it comes after careful consideration and numerous attempts to navigate the challenges we have faced. Unfortunately, (due) to economic downturn, we are no longer able to sustain our operations,” the owners wrote on Seoul St. Midtown’s website.
Nguyen and Le also own Station 16 around the corner from Seoul St. Midtown, along with two Firehouse Crawfish locations in south Sacramento and a third inside their Daikon Korean BBQ in North Natomas.
This story was originally published June 11, 2024, 9:54 AM.
Ämnen: Food & Drink, Korean