During the pandemic, business was strong enough for arcade owner Esteban Sosa to open a second location in Bay Ridge. After its grand opening, Brooklyn

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The newest branch of Coffee Dojo is in Studio 7 in Quezon City. Unlike other branches of the cafe, this one veers away from the dojo-style design and brings patrons the romance of the cherry blossom season instead. Three pink trees flank the glass facade of Coffee Dojo. The matcha, of course, is a must-try.

Sasaki's nickname is a tribute to legendary Japanese starting pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka, who was known as the "Monster of the Heisei," referring to different eras of the Japanese calendar. The 23-year-old lost both his father and grandfather during the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami.

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Billy Durney of Hometown Bar-B-Que plans to open a 57th Street restaurant with the group founded by the late chef James Kent.

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Tyler Glasnow and Roki Sasaki share an agent, so when the opportunity came for Glasnow to pitch Sasaki on signing with the Dodgers, he took it and ran.

Choco Yoshioka, manager of Sushi by Kuryu, as well as the chef's spouse, explained that the "sudden closure" after two years was a "gut-wrenching decision" prompted by the dueling needs of the Roslyn Heights storefront and the catering side of Kuryu, which offered a private chef service that has been growing steadily.