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Old Tokyo Steakhouse reopens in Wichita today under new owners. What to know:
A Wichita hibachi restaurant seized by the state in September over unpaid taxes is back in business under new ownership. Old Tokyo Steakhouse celebrates its grand opening today after a soft-opening period, with new operators who paid off the previous owner’s tax debt as part of the sale. FULL STORY: Restaurant that was seized nearly four weeks ago will reopen soon with new owner Here are key takeaways: The grand opening: is today, Friday, Nov. 13, at 6821 W. Taft, following a soft-opening period that happened last weekend. New owners: Keovilaysack Houngrassamy and his wife, Vin Victoria Richly, now own the restaurant and also have Asian Fusion Kitchen in Morganton, North Carolina. Houngrassamy worked at a hibachi grill in North Carolina for more than 20 years. Why it closed: Previous owner Henry Son owed $26,195.97 in unpaid retail sales tax, according to the Kansas Department of Revenue, which shut the restaurant down in September. The new buyers agreed to pay off that debt and deducted the amount from the purchase price. The menu: The restaurant keeps the Old Tokyo Steakhouse name and will still serve hibachi meals. The owners may add sushi later. BYOB: The restaurant is still waiting on
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This Kansas Bookstore Has Library Ladders, a Fireplace, and a Few Surprises
A bookstore in downtown Salina has rolling library ladders, tall wooden shelves, and a fireplace corner where customers can sit and read. Red Fern Booksellers occupies a historic building on Santa Fe Avenue, with an interior that feels more like an old-fashioned library than a typical retail shop. The independent...
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