Koreatown Restaurant Gammeeok Closed by Overall health Division Following Rat Soup Accusations
Gammeeok, a Koreatown restaurant that was sued this week for allegedly serving two prospects a rat carcass in their soup, was closed by the Division of Overall health and Mental Hygiene following an inspection on Wednesday, TMZ reports. Fabien Levy, a spokesperson for Mayor Eric Adams, tells the publication: “No New York City restaurant is authorized to have mice or rats on the menu and we are investigating additional.” A sign affixed to the front of the restaurant notifies prospects it is been closed by the Overall health Division a separate sign posted on the restaurant as of Thursday claims it is closed due to “maintenance.”
Red Lobster is providing away all-you-can-consume lobster
Red Lobster is supplying prospects all-you-can-consume lobster for absolutely free on March 28 as element of a promotion at its Occasions Square restaurant, Restaurant Business enterprise reports. Some terms and circumstances apply: Reservations for the occasion go reside on March 21 and are restricted to 150 seats across 3 seating occasions: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 1 to three p.m., and three to five p.m. These who nab a table are entitled to consume as quite a few one particular-pound Maine lobsters as they can in a two-hour period, ordinarily priced at $50 every drinks and other menu things are priced as listed.
Is H Mart headed to the Upper West Side?
It is been a huge year for H Mart. The Korean grocer opened its newest place in Lengthy Island City final fall and not too long ago signed a lease for an outpost on the Upper East Side. Now regional publication West Side Rag reports that the corporation is opening but a further place in the former place of a Rite Help at 210-20 Amsterdam, at 69th Street, on the Upper West Side. The tip comes from Dupont Dry Cleaners, positioned subsequent door, according to the publication.
A dog-friendly cafe is expanding to Williamsburg
On track to open more than the summer time in Williamsburg, Boris & Horton will be the second place of the dog-friendly cafe that began in the East Village in 2018, named just after the owners’ dogs. The small business bills itself as New York’s very first dog location authorized by the Division of Overall health, exactly where owners can bring their pooches inside to hang out in designated places of the space. Appear for coffee, beer, wine, snacks, and events like dog fundraisers and adoption days.
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