Despite demolition/condo plans, the space formerly known as Spork (formerly known as KFC) has reopened temporarily as an “inexpensive fun experiment” involving rice.
Inside Scoop SF has, um, the scoop:
Spork partner Neil Jorgensen will reopen the restaurant space as a short-term concept named Rice Broker.
The crux of the menu will be rice bowls, and it will just be Jorgensen cooking with a few other staffers. He’s redone the interior and given it a new look, too.
Going forward the goal is to be open for dinner Wednesday through Sunday, at least to start. There will also be eight Asian beers available.
Eight Asian beers! Read on for the full menu and more details.
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Gosh I hope “inexpensive fun experiment” is on the menu.
8 Beers! Time to turn the Rice Bowl into my new drinking hole
I want to be excited about this, but I fucking hate spork. It’s such a goddamn eye sore in the hood and I’m so glad to see it finally go. With that said, how can I be excited about one of the guys responsible for that fucking eye sore opening another shitty restaurant? I’m not. Maybe he can paint the outside of this “fun experiment” shit brown? Anything is better than that obnoxious fucking orange.
Five years ago it was a KFC. An improvement, considering.
Why does “rice bowl” make me think we’re paying $10 for something you’d get for pennies on the streets of Shanghai?
Or for four bucks anywhere else in SF.
G’Day! Missionmission,
Interesting Post, I was strolling in the rain in the present day and had my mobile mobile phone in my pocket. It was a unbelievably serious rain and I was soaked to the bone when I got to perform. Regretably, I experimented with turning on my mobile cellular phone and next to nothing transpired. I shook it a little bit and drinking water arrived out, so I quickly taken out the battery and laid it on my desk to dry.
I experimented with applying it this afternoon and it turned on! But, when I went to use it:
one. The front LCD is scrambled. It works, but the picture is absolutely very unlikely to discern.
two. The mobile will not pause vibrating, even if I pop in the battery in and it truly is off, it carries on to vibrate until finally I remove the battery.
3. Some of the buttons are carrying out erroneous commands. (My 1 primary opens my contact list.)
I’m hoping these are just electrical shorts and it will in due course work after I let the cellular phone dry out. I’m heading to put it in a bowl of dry rice tonight and test it in the morning.
It’s a Samsumg A920. Everyone know if my cellular phone is fried? I’ve seen awesome and harmful answers on this web site.
Regards
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