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Haris Qureshi

Reporter · US

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Aug 28, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 28, 2026 · Haris Qureshi

    First Look: Barbecue Culture Meets Vietnamese Tradition at Củi • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)

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    Austin’s reputation as a barbecue destination has caused all kinds of great, culture-melding food to sprout up here. Củi, the new restaurant from husband-and-wife duo Quyen Nguyen and Hien Le, enters the fusion barbecue arena at 7318 McNeil with a unique spin on Vietnamese cuisine. Neither Nguyen nor Le have any formal culinary training. According to Nguyen, who moved to the States from Da Nang as a teenager, Củi arrives as a passion project and a rejection of the traditional immigrant trajector

  2. Article · Jul 28, 2026 · Haris Qureshi

    First Look: Tacolada • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)

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    The eternal debate never ends over which Mexican American cuisine is superior: Tex-Mex or Californian. Tacolada, located at 9828 Great Hills Trail in the Arboretum, states its case by bringing San Diego’s unique take on Mexican food to Austin with burritos, carne asada fries, and rolled tacos. Originally from Holland, Tacolada owner Tony Farmand moved to America more than 20 years ago and fell in love with SD upon arrival. He rose to prominence as a partner at new-school Mediterranean chain the

  3. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · Haris Qureshi

    First Look: 7beebz Korner • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)

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    Falafel tacos, arayes, and smoothies mark just a few of the popular items at 7beebz Korner (pronounced “Habeeb’s Corner”), the new addition to the Vegan Nom Food Park at 2308 E. Cesar Chavez. Owner Abe Damra says his mission is to provide the three B’s to customers: food that is “bueno, bonito, y barato.” Damra moved to the U.S. from Amman, the capital of Jordan, over 20 years ago. The youth leadership program Seeds of Peace allowed him to move to New York, where he went to college and later wor

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