Newcomers in Frisco include a Malaysian cafe making beautiful pastries, a kebab shop, an Italian bakery and a Japanese chain with more than 1,000 locations...
Plus 4 more coming soon: Indian, ramen, an all-day cafe and a pickleball restaurant.There’s no reason to leave the city limits of Frisco to find food of all kinds. Newcomers in Frisco in September and October 2023 include a Malaysian cafe making beautiful pastries, a kebab shop, an Italian bakery and a Japanese chain with more than 1,000 locations overseas and only seven in the United States.We can’t wait to try PappaRoti, a Malaysian cafe known for its coffee buns.
Wabi House will expand to The Star in Frisco in spring 2024. Wabi House is a Japanese restaurant with existing shops on Dallas’ Lowest Greenville and in Fort Worth. It’s known for its ramen.You might know all-day cafe Rachel’s Kitchen from its many locations in Las Vegas, though it started in Los Angeles. Menus start with breakfast burritos, scrambles and omelets, then lead in to salads, sandwiches, wraps and pastas for lunch and dinner.
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