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Fareground food hall announces three new restaurant additions

Visitors can try new restaurants serving menus with sushi, bao, burgers, and more while mixing and matching dishes from the surrounding cafeteria.

A selection of colorful salads, protein bowls, bao, and cookies from Golden Boy on a white marbled table.

We can’t wait to get our hands on a bao and bowl from Golden Boy.

Photo courtesy Fareground

Downtown food hall Fareground brought three new restaurant concepts into the fold.

The upscale cafeteria is currently home to spots like Taco Pegaso, Austin Rotisserie, Four Brothers, Desnudo, Schwarma Point, and more.

Before you plan your trip, get to know the trio of additions:

A variety of pressed sushi with various fish and toppings sit in a geometrical pattern on a black table.

Aburi Oshi Sushi’s Faregound locations features a small but mighty menu at Fareground.

Photo by Aburi Oshi Sushi

Aburi Oshi Sushi at Ellis
This former takeout and delivery-only restaurant now serves its flame-seared sushi out of Ellis, Fareground’s outdoor bar. The restaurant was founded by Seigo Nakamura, who also owns MICHELIN-starred Aburi Hana in Toronto and MICHELIN-recommended Miku in Vancouver.

Golden Boy
Expect a seasonal lunch-focused menu of bao, bowls, and salads by a MICHELIN and James Beard-trained team, helmed by Chef Nick Middleton of Y Comida.

A man holds a burger with lettuce, tomato, three patties, and cheese on a potato bun at the cross section. He is wearing a black shirt.

Don’t forget to add grilled jalapeños and JABS sauce.

Photo courtesy Fareground

JABS Burgers & Fries
From the folks behind Shawarma Point, this restaurant serves angus, grass-fed Creekstone Farms beef and a signature JABS sauce. Don’t miss “The K.O.,” a triple-stack of patties on your burger.

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