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A Few More Details About Komi Expansion

Yesterday I noted the Komi expansion looked nearly completed at 1511 17th St, NW. Turns out it is completed. A reader attended some preview events and shares a few details:

“I ate here last week. It’s called Little Saroh? Little Serah? Not quite sure of the spelling.

It’s a thai pre-fixe menu for $45. Walk ins only.”

In an email they shared some more details:

“6-7 course meals that change often (3-4 weeks or so). Kat Bangs from Komi is also doing the wine list there. No full bar, just beer and wine. I think the official opening is slated for the end of this week.

I don’t remember the names of the dishes, but they’re served family style, seating for 35 or so people….

Same quality you expect from Komi, served family style.”

More info when it becomes available.

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