Buchanan Galleries: New Food Counters – Korean Street Food and Sushi Shops Open

New additions are gift company Born in Scotland and restaurants Kim’s Korean Street Food and Koumi Sushi & Bento.

Born in Scotland opened its doors at the centre, offering customers a taste of the real Scotland, with all its humour, creativity and irreverence. The gift shop supports local and independent Scottish artists and suppliers, and visitors can now browse their wide range of exclusive cards, jewellery, clothing and unique Scottish gifts.

In the food court, located on the second floor, foodies can now enjoy delicious treats from newcomers Kim’s Korean Street Food and Koumi Sushi & Bento who now serve their delicious dishes.

Offering its crispy corndogs, Kim’s Korean Street Food celebrates the delicious flavors of Korea. Dishes are handcrafted in-house using a secret recipe to create an appetizing meal.

Koumi Sushi & Bento serves Japanese dishes. Using fresh ingredients and traditional methods, customers can choose from a range of handmade sushi or hot bento, offering healthy and authentic Asian cuisine.

Kathy Murdoch, Center Manager at Buchanan Galleries, said, “We are delighted to welcome these three diverse new brands to Buchanan Galleries, giving shoppers more choice in gifts and food.

“Born in Scotland is guaranteed to conjure up fun memories for local shoppers, while catching the curiosity of tourists with its eye-catching displays and humorous giveaways. Kim’s Korean Street Food and Koumi Sushi & Bento provide a dining experience in our food court with new dishes to try from around the world.

John Henderson of Born in Scotland added: “We are absolutely delighted to have opened our ninth store in the iconic Buchanan Galleries. So many of our designers and producers are based in Glasgow that it was almost like coming home! The city represents so much of who we are – humor, creativity, spirit, energy, passion and irreverence – it’s the perfect place for us.