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The restaurant, which took the space formerly occupied by [[Primeaux Cheese & Vino]] serves a variety of Asian-inspired dishes made with fresh, local produce sourced through [[REV Birmingham]]'s Urban Food Project. Bar manager [[Steven Bradford]] developed a selection of craft cocktails to accompany Sainju's menu. | The restaurant, which took the space formerly occupied by [[Primeaux Cheese & Vino]] serves a variety of Asian-inspired dishes made with fresh, local produce sourced through [[REV Birmingham]]'s Urban Food Project. Bar manager [[Steven Bradford]] developed a selection of craft cocktails to accompany Sainju's menu. | ||
In December [[2019]] a second Abhi location opened in the former [[Avo]] space at 2721 [[Cahaba Road]] in [[Mountain Brook Village]]. | In December [[2019]] a second Abhi location opened in the former [[Avo]] space at 2721 [[Cahaba Road]] in [[Mountain Brook Village]]. The Summit location of Abhi closed in July [[2022]]. | ||
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* Carlton, Bob (February 20, 2017) "New restaurant from popular Birmingham sushi chef opens at the Summit." {{BN}} | * Carlton, Bob (February 20, 2017) "New restaurant from popular Birmingham sushi chef opens at the Summit." {{BN}} | ||
* "Chef opening new restaurant in Mountain Brook Village." (December 6, 2019) {{BBJ}} | * "Chef opening new restaurant in Mountain Brook Village." (December 6, 2019) {{BBJ}} | ||
* Woods, Ashlee (August 1, 2022) "Asian-inspired restaurant closes Summit location." {{BBJ}} | |||
[[Category:Asian restaurants]] | [[Category:Asian restaurants]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:27, 29 December 2022
Abhi is a full-service restaurant located at 300 Summit Place in The Summit shopping center. It was opened in January 2017 by Abhi Sainju, founder of Everest Sushi and the MO:MO stall at the Pizitz Food Hall.
The restaurant, which took the space formerly occupied by Primeaux Cheese & Vino serves a variety of Asian-inspired dishes made with fresh, local produce sourced through REV Birmingham's Urban Food Project. Bar manager Steven Bradford developed a selection of craft cocktails to accompany Sainju's menu.
In December 2019 a second Abhi location opened in the former Avo space at 2721 Cahaba Road in Mountain Brook Village. The Summit location of Abhi closed in July 2022.
References
- Carlton, Bob (February 20, 2017) "New restaurant from popular Birmingham sushi chef opens at the Summit." The Birmingham News
- "Chef opening new restaurant in Mountain Brook Village." (December 6, 2019) Birmingham Business Journal
- Woods, Ashlee (August 1, 2022) "Asian-inspired restaurant closes Summit location." Birmingham Business Journal