Jackrabbit Filly
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The gist: When James Beard-nominated chef Shuai Wang announced he was transforming his popular food truck Short Grain into a brick and mortar, Charlestonians rejoiced. Deviating from the rice bowls that made it famous, Jackrabbit Filly’s menu features new American Chinese cuisine that warms you up from the inside.
The food: Seriously, the entire menu is worth trying. If you don’t have the time or the stomach room, however, definitely don’t miss out on the Karaage (or the Sichuan Hot Karaage, if you like it on the spicier side), the Fish Curry, and the Chili Tofu. Keep in mind the menu changes regularly, so double check before you order.
The cost: Cocktails are $10-12, lunch bowls are $13-15, and dinner options are $8-19.
How to book: Reserve via Resy.