Mother-daughter led restaurant offered unique connection to Myanmar culture and food.
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So very sorry to hear this. I’ve eaten there and really enjoyed it.
When sweet little restaurants and shops close after such a short time out in the world, it makes me wonder if the Alderpeople need to do more to make sure these businesses have all the marketing moxie needed to get on peoples’ radars.
The other question I have is an architectural one: when so many businesses are so closely aligned, is it just too difficult to notice them on our city’s busy streets. Kinnickinnic has a lot to offer, so maybe a Bay View business association could help these newbies stand out?
Sad news. I don’t live in the area, and didn’t have the pleasure to visit or try their food, but the food in the photos looks delicious and is making me hungry. Unfortunate to see the photos because they are closing the business.