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Farewell Ume

I was very sad to learn that Ume Nomiya no longer exists. I haven’t been visiting Gertrude St a lot recently, until Friday night when I ate at The Builders Arms then had a PX at the Enoteca. Ume, you were a great place. In the space now is Anada, which has received mixed reviews. I’ll be trying it for myself soon.

ume

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