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Krab Kingz Seafood's menu includes crab, shrimp, sausage, potatoes, corn and boiled egg, all seasoned in a signature boil. It also offers a garlic butter sauce that comes in five different flavors. (Courtesy Krab Kingz Seafood Cypress)
Krab Kingz Seafood's menu includes crab, shrimp, sausage, potatoes, corn and boiled egg, all seasoned in a signature boil. It also offers a garlic butter sauce that comes in five different flavors. (Courtesy Krab Kingz Seafood Cypress)
Krab Kingz Seafood, a seafood chain, will open its Pflugerville storefront at 1202 FM 685, Ste. A1, on Feb. 21, the restaurant confirmed in a Feb. 17 Facebook post. Its menu includes crab, shrimp, sausage, potatoes, corn and boiled egg as well as a garlic butter sauce that comes in five different flavors. Krab Kingz also operates a food truck in downtown Austin, located at 517 N. I-35. www.facebook.com/krabkingziv
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