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  1. Miss Kim

    Korean

    Eat 79
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    Korean fried chicken available in three glazes is the kind of menu decision that tells you exactly where a chef's head is at. Miss Kim is a cozy, modern Korean restaurant from Ji Hye Kim, a James Beard semifinalist whose cooking draws a faithful Ann Arbor crowd and the occasional pilgrim from further afield. Reservations go through Resy, and there's a to-go option for nights when you'd rather eat this at home in peace.

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    • Korean fried chicken

      “menu highlights include her craveable Korean fried chicken (available in chile glaze, soy glaze, or a Korean spice dry rub)”

      Eater

    • Soy butter rice

      “menu highlights include her craveable Korean fried chicken (available in chile glaze, soy glaze, or a Korean spice dry rub), a rich soy butter rice, and broccolini tossed with anchovy caramel, crunchy cashews, and cilantro”

      Eater

    • Fried tofu sandwich

      “Can’t-miss menu items include the fried tofu sandwich with red cabbage and seaweed mayo”

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