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Nineteen Hyaku will make its debut at Broadway's Jefferson Bank tower next year.
Emily and Houston Carpenter's Nineteen Hyaku will make its debut at Broadway's new Jefferson Bank tower next summer, according to the daily. The 5,000-square-foot restaurant will occupy the ground floor of 1900 Broadway.
The new spot will focus on nigiri, sashimi and the multi-course, chef-curated sushi tasting experience called omakase, Houston Carpenter told the newspaper. The menu also will include sushi rolls and hot dishes from a robatayaki grill.
Nineteen Hyaku’s beverage program will offer cocktails, beer and wine plus specialty Japanese sakes, according to the Express-News.
The Japanese eatery joins the growing list of concepts from the Houstons, who also recently announced plans for Southern-inspired Restaurant Claudine and retail seafood counter Go Fish Market.
Nineteen Hyaku's pending arrival also comes with San Antonio is awash in new sushi spots, including Izumi Sushi & Hibachi and Sushi Haya — both in the Northeast quadrant — Kura Sushi at the Alamo Quarry Market and Time to 8 in the Medical Center. Washington State-based Trapper’s and Cincinnati-based sushi burrito spot Roll On In have also announced Alamo City expansion plans.
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