A new Korean BBQ restaurant is set to open in Dundee city centre.
Work is currently taking place inside the unit previously occupied by The Brothy on Whitehall Street.
An “opening soon” banner displayed in the window says a Korean BBQ restaurant will occupy the unit.
The restaurant promises to deliver “authentic Korean flavours from Edinburgh”, and is hiring staff.
A website and Instagram page have also been launched.
The company behind the website, KJ Groups, also owns Korean BBQ Edinburgh, Korean Munchies and Soul Sushi in the capital.
An opening date has yet to be confirmed.
It comes as American fast-food chain Wendy’s could be eyeing a move into the former Friday’s and Go unit on Reform Street.
Meanwhile, plans for a Vietnamese restaurant in a former travel agent unit on High Street have been approved.
A spokesperson for KJ Groups said: “Since opening our first Edinburgh Korean BBQ branch in 2016, we have expanded with Korean Munchies (a Korean street food takeaway) and Soul Sushi (a Japanese takeaway), all of which have been warmly embraced by the local community.
“Our new Dundee location is a culmination of the expertise and secrets we’ve built over the years, offering a specialty in Korean cuisine and meats.
“Our dishes are designed to be healthy and balanced, incorporating the essential nutrients of Korean food while combining various seasonings and ingredients to create rich, flavourful tastes.
“We aim to provide our customers with a complete dining experience, allowing them to enjoy the traditional fermented ingredients of Korean cuisine, as well as a variety of vibrant and healthy dishes that delight both the eyes and the palate.
“We are looking forward to being open soon to serve the people.”
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