Hot Korean fried chicken restaurant sizzles with new Lazybrook outpost


Lazybrook and Timbergrove, the wait for Korean fried chicken has come to an end. Houston’s second location of Dak & Bop quietly opened last week in the former La Vista space at 1805 W. 18th St. Dak & Bop owner Jason Cho made a few cosmetic tweaks to the space. Inside, diners will find new flooring, new paint, and new, gray-colored fabric on the banquettes. The changes give the space a serene feeling, and the…

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