"Kann, the James Beard-winning spot from Gregory Gourdet, is hosting a multi-restaurant takeover that pulls three of New York's most acclaimed Korean kitchens into one Southeast Portland address. The series, framed as a cross-city exchange of tasting menus, family-style feasts and a high-energy barbecue run, will bring Junghyun and Ellia Park's Atomix, Atoboy and Naro into Kann's live-fire dining room, private room and basement bar."
"Atomix is among the U.S. restaurants highlighted by the MICHELIN Guide and has also been recognized on continent-level best-restaurant lists, per The World's 50 Best. The Parks' broader Na:Eun hospitality group, which includes Atoboy (opened in 2016) and Naro, has helped push Korean cuisine into the national spotlight."
"Atomix will step into Kann's main dining room with a multi-course tasting menu, while Naro will handle a family-style service in the private dining room. Atoboy, meanwhile, is slated to run a high-energy, Caribbean- and Korean-influenced barbecue service from April 3 through April 5 that will not require reservations."
Kann, a James Beard-winning live-fire Haitian restaurant in Southeast Portland, is hosting a multi-restaurant takeover featuring three of New York's most acclaimed Korean kitchens. Atomix will present a multi-course tasting menu in the main dining room, Naro will offer family-style service in the private dining room, and Atoboy will run a high-energy Caribbean and Korean-influenced barbecue service from April 3-5 without reservations. Atomix holds Michelin recognition and appears on The World's 50 Best lists, while the Parks' Na:Eun hospitality group has significantly elevated Korean cuisine nationally. Reservations for Atomix and Naro are sold out, though waitlists remain available. This residency continues Kann's pattern of hosting high-profile visiting chefs since its 2022 opening.
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