The menu lists dishes like tapioca dumplings with pork or mushrooms crispy rice with pork sausage beef jerky with lemongrass coconut curry soup with rice noodles, and more. Heunkuoa, a new Laotian pop-up, is hosting dinner for two nights - December 18 and 19 - at this Williamsburg restaurant and karaoke bar owned by Win Son’s Josh Ku. Know about an upcoming pop-up that should be on this list? Email us at 15 - 22 Heunkuoa at Chino Grande
Check back each week to track which New York City pop-ups should be on your radar right now. Below, we’ve got your go-to guide for all meals ephemeral in NYC. The city’s proliferating pop-ups have never been more fun to attend - or harder to keep track of. These blink-and-you’ll-miss-it events might deliver a thrilling meal for those in the know or offer a peek at dishes that could someday take center stage at a buzzy new restaurant. Pop-ups have long thrived in New York City, but over the past couple of years, they have become an integral part of the dining scene.