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The menu includes both sweet and savory toasts topped with fruit, herbs and more.

Get ready for caviar bumps and Chateaubriand for two.
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The neighborhood spot serves unusual sushi and Japanese brown curries.
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The concept is slated to open in the spring.
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Most of the new clients are old diner customers, the manager said.
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It was one of a dwindling number of places serving chow mein and egg foo young.

The tiny storefront literally looks like a log cabin.
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