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Well, Jewel of India lasted less than a year at at 324 E. Sixth St. between First Avenue and Second Avenue…
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The space won't be empty for long, though. The owners of the recently closed Hanjoo on St. Mark's Place are opening a Korean restaurant here, according to documents (PDF!) on file at the Community Board 3 website. This is one of the items on tonight's CB3/SLA committee docket. (This application for a beer-wine license is not subject to a board vote.)
There isn't any other information about the new restaurant … other than that they will serve Korean food. Hanjoo quietly closed at the beginning of the month after two-plus years at 12 St. Mark's Place.
Thanks to Vinny and O for the photos!
1 comment:
they have a brutal exhaust motor, the only saving grace was they always closed by 10 pm. One night I realized the glasses in my cupboard were clinking due to the vibrations from the restaurants. Of course this is unhealthy to residents, but always the transient restaurants come first.
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