Members-Only Supper Club on September 10
Members-Only Supper Club on September 10
Join our members-only supper club with Chef Shirley Chung at Night Rooster
We're genuinely excited to announce that our next members-only supper club will be hosted by Chef Shirley Chung at Night Rooster on Thursday, Sept. 10, at 6:30 p.m. Aside from an amazing meal with a group of newsies (or foodies), this is a dinner about triumph.
Chef Shirley Chung, the Top Chef finalist known as the Dumpling Queen, was born in Beijing and trained in classic French and Italian kitchens under the tutelage of chefs including Thomas Keller, Guy Savoy and José Andrés. Chung returned to the kitchen with the opening of Night Rooster after beating Stage IV tongue cancer in late 2024. The Design District restaurant gets its name from a Chinese folktale in which a rooster calls light back into the dark — a direct nod to renewal, fresh starts and resilience.
The dinner on Sept. 10 at 6:30 p.m. is curated by Chef Chung, who is known for a menu that blends traditional Chinese techniques and flavors with pop-culture twists and local ingredients. Take, for instance, her jumbo wagyu cheeseburger postickers, served with a bacon-tomato jam; cacio e Sichuan pepe noodles; and orange-stuffed Texas quail.
This dinner will be unique to the restaurant menu and will include a Q&A with the chef. The menu is in the works and we'll share the details as soon as we have them.
For one night, Chung will cook a meal for 20 Observer members.
When: Thursday, Sept. 10 at 6:30 p.m.
Where: Night Rooster, 1000 N. Riverfront Blvd.
Price: $125 per person, including a multi-course meal, drinks, tax, tip and gratuity.
Don't miss this exclusive opportunity.
Become a Member today for an invite! When you become a Dallas Observer member, you're not just supporting local journalism — you also get access to member only events. Join as a member today to reserve your seat!
We're genuinely excited to announce that our next members-only supper club will be hosted by Chef Shirley Chung at Night Rooster on Thursday, Sept. 10, at 6:30 p.m. Aside from an amazing meal with a group of newsies (or foodies), this is a dinner about triumph.
Chef Shirley Chung, the Top Chef finalist known as the Dumpling Queen, was born in Beijing and trained in classic French and Italian kitchens under the tutelage of chefs including Thomas Keller, Guy Savoy and José Andrés. Chung returned to the kitchen with the opening of Night Rooster after beating Stage IV tongue cancer in late 2024. The Design District restaurant gets its name from a Chinese folktale in which a rooster calls light back into the dark — a direct nod to renewal, fresh starts and resilience.
The dinner on Sept. 10 at 6:30 p.m. is curated by Chef Chung, who is known for a menu that blends traditional Chinese techniques and flavors with pop-culture twists and local ingredients. Take, for instance, her jumbo wagyu cheeseburger postickers, served with a bacon-tomato jam; cacio e Sichuan pepe noodles; and orange-stuffed Texas quail.
This dinner will be unique to the restaurant menu and will include a Q&A with the chef. The menu is in the works and we'll share the details as soon as we have them.
For one night, Chung will cook a meal for 20 Observer members.
When: Thursday, Sept. 10 at 6:30 p.m.
Where: Night Rooster, 1000 N. Riverfront Blvd.
Price: $125 per person, including a multi-course meal, drinks, tax, tip and gratuity.
Don't miss this exclusive opportunity.
Become a Member today for an invite! When you become a Dallas Observer member, you're not just supporting local journalism — you also get access to member only events. Join as a member today to reserve your seat!
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