The DFW dining scene is so vibrant and diverse that it is difficult to conceive of a wholly new concept opening in the region. Yet that is precisely what entrepreneur Steve Feldman is bringing to McKinney with his newest project, Hoshi Ranch Japanese Barbecue & Local Market. The distinctive and multi-faceted concept will launch its soft opening next month, reports Community Impact.
Feldman has big plans for Hoshi Ranch Japanese Barbecue & Local Market’s 3222 CR 168 home. The concept, taking over the storefront that previously housed The Shack by Chef Noah Hester, will serve a combination of Japanese and American barbecue, alongside breakfast and gourmet coffee. Guests will particularly thrill to the restaurant’s interactive element; Feldman tells What Now Dallas: “I plan to have hibachi style cooktops in the tables so people can truly enjoy that fun family bbq experience in both American Texan and Japanese style.”
As the name suggests, Hoshi Ranch Japanese Barbecue & Local Market will have a retail component. Shoppers will be able to stock up on an array of goods, including Japanese, American, and South African cuts of meat and locally sourced eggs…