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East Side King

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  • East Cesar Chavez
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  • 5 out of 5 stars
  • Recommended
  1. Photograph: Courtesy East Side King/Nicolai McCrary
    Photograph: Courtesy East Side King/Nicolai McCraryEast Side King
  2. Photograph: Courtesy East Side King/Nicolai McCrary
    Photograph: Courtesy East Side King/Nicolai McCraryEast Side King
  3. Photograph: Courtesy East Side King/Nicolai McCrary
    Photograph: Courtesy East Side King/Nicolai McCraryEast Side King
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Time Out says

5 out of 5 stars

If there's one spot that sums up the first wave of Austin's trailer boom, it's undoubtedly East Side King. Founded in 2009 by Paul Qui and Motoyasu Utsunomiya as a more casual side project from their work at Uchi and Uchiko, the trailer behind Liberty adorned with a psychedelic mural by Japanese punk rocker Peelander Yellow has spawned a pan-Asian empire of creative bar grub across the city. Although there's now a brick and mortar, as well as several other offshoots, the original is still the best, thanks to now-classic dishes like the roasted pork belly Poor Qui buns, Thai chicken karage, and beet fries.

Written by
Dan Gentile

Details

Address:
Liberty
1618 1/2 E 6th St
Austin
78702
Cross street:
Between Comal St and Chalmers Ave
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