Uchibā to host one-night-only pop-up at Emmy Lou’s

The highly-anticipated sushi restaurant coming to Plaza Midwood is partnering with Dilworth’s newest wine bar for an exclusive sampling.

A two-photo collage of a wine bar with shelves of wine on the left and a close-up of a plate of sushi on the right.

Get ready to sample a curated pairing of Uchibā and Emmy Lou’s menus.

Photos by Emmy Lou’s and Uchibā

It feels like only yesterday that Emmy Lou’s opened its doors in Dilworth. Now, the new wine bar is teaming up with Uchibā — the Izakaya-inspired Japanese cocktail bar coming soon to Plaza Midwood — for a dine-and-sip pop-up experience.

Editor Maria, here. I’m sampling Uchi, Uchibā’s sister concept, later this week — a full review coming soon. This pop-up is your first chance to sample Uchibā’s dishes and sake, plus fan-favorites from the wine bar. Think: wagyu tartare, toasted rice cakes, nigiri, hamachi, and desserts.

“This pop-up is all about exploring and celebrating the harmony of wine and food with unexpected and surprising combinations of ingredients,” said Chef Shaun King, chef de cuisine at Uchibā Charlotte.

Mark your calendar for Thursday, Feb. 12, from 5 to 10 p.m. The pop-up at Emmy Lou’s is first-come, first-served.

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