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New Asian restaurant opening in MidCity District
ByMichael Seale
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A new Asian restaurant is opening soon in Huntsville’s MidCity District. Dragon Alley is the latest venture from local culinary innovators HX Brands.
The owners of this new restaurant have also opened Chop N Fresh, Kamado Ramen, Tous les Jours, Oh Crepe, Kung Fu Tea and I Love Sushi in the Huntsville area.
New Asian restaurant in MidCity
The new restaurant is set to open at 1030 Mid City Dr, Huntsville, AL 35806, replacing the national gourmet burger chain, Wahlburgers.
Guests of the future Asian street food bar and restaurant can look forward to a diverse selection of eclectic Asian street food favorites, along with boldly flavored shareable plates, delicious drinks and a lively atmosphere.
“As avid foodies, we felt compelled to introduce Huntsville to culinary concepts typically reserved for larger cities. Our latest concept, Dragon Alley, promises to bring vibrant flavors and energy straight to our district’s dining experience, cooking up something fresh and unique that everyone can enjoy at an affordable price point.”
Yunus Hasan, co-founder of HX Brands
Dragon Alley’s culinary team, led by the highly experienced chef Chao Fang, ensures the delivery of top-notch Asian cuisine.
More about Dragon Alley
Beyond exceptional dining, Dragon Alley aims to transport customers to 1990s Hong Kong with its colorful ambiance, characterized by neon lights, colorful artwork, artisanal wooden tables and unique accent pieces.
Outdoor dining and a stage for local performers will round out the dining experience.
Alongside the debut of Dragon Alley, MidCity District aims to maintain its commitment to elevating local businesses and introducing new dining experiences to meet the needs of Huntsville’s residents, with other unique concepts in development.
“The mission and heartbeat of MidCity is to discover, introduce and celebrate all of the creativity and talent our city has to offer. In order for Huntsville to compete with larger markets for workforce, we need to elevate our food scene as well. At MidCity, we are actively engaged in discussions with talented chefs from surrounding markets, aiming for Huntsville to be known as a city that over-indexes on culinary experiences for its size.”
Max Grelier, co-founder of RCP Companies and developer of MidCity District
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