Kyuramen is opening yet another Atlanta area location in Alpharetta. The new restaurant is coming to Henderson Commons, a small strip center at 735 North Main Street, not far from the Alpharetta Costco. The new restaurant will occupy suite 1700, a roughly 4,300 square foot space.
The Flushing, New York-based chain opened its first Atlanta area location this past November at the corner of Satellite Boulevard and Lawrenceville Suwanee Road in Suwanee. A second location debuted June 7 in Abernathy Square at the corner of Abernathy and Roswell Roads in Sandy Springs.
Additional new locations are planned for The District at Howell Mill on Howell Mill Road in West Midtown and in the Kroger-anchored Reynolds Crossing on Steve Reynolds Boulevard in Duluth.
Kyuramen, as its name suggests, is primarily a ramen restaurant but also features assorted bao, rice, and tofu dishes, among other offerings. The restaurant is perhaps most well known not for its food, but for its creative seating, including honeycomb-like vertical seating that is very "instagramable."
Kyuramen will be joined in Henderson Commons by House of Hazen, a locally owned housewares, apparel and gift boutique that is relocating to Alpharetta from Buckhead.
ToNeTo Atlantareported in January on owner Rhonda Hazen's planned relocation, which at that time was to a space near The Maxwell, a mixed-use development close to Downtown Alpharetta. Delays in the delivery of that space led Hazen to explore other options, which brought her to Henderson Commons. House of Hazen will occupy suite 200, a 3,383 square foot space.
Both Kyuramen and House of Hazen hope to be open in Alpharetta later this year.
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