Sushi burrito shop with a higher calling closes in RTP after 8 years
The restaurant opened in 2018 with the goal to provide employment to refugees. Sushiōki, a sushi burrito shop near RTP, has closed its doors after eight years in business. The restaurant was owned by Lawrence Yoo, a full-time pastor at Waypoint Church in Durham, and its last day was Oct. 17. The owners posted a statement on their website thanking fans and community for their support. Sushiōaki served sushi burritos in over a dozen varieties and served salads, rice bowls, and flavored teas. It opened in 2018 with the goal of providing employment to refugees. The closure comes amid shrinking margins in the restaurant industry.
Publié : Il y a 15 heures par Drew Jackson dans Business Lifestyle
A sushi burrito shop near RTP has closed its doors after eight years in business.
Sushiōki announced on its website that it had permanently closed, thanking fans and guests for their years of orders.... [2412 symbols]
Les sujets: Food & Drink
