Thanks to Michael for sending: “While Bojangles may be gone, It looks like Popeyes is heading to Union Station (and Suki Hana)”
Suki Hana’s website says:
“Suki Hana brings the best of Japanese cuisine to our customers at a fraction of the price typical Japanese restaurants can’t charge.
Kelly saw this opportunity to expand the brand and opened his first Teriyaki Temple (currently Suki Hana) restaurant in Downtown Miami’s Bayside Marketplace in 1988. Our delicious teriyaki dishes are cooked fresh to order on our teppanyaki grill, right in front of our guests. Our most popular dish is Chicken Teriyaki which is made with our own homemade teriyaki sauce and served with our options of healthy and delicious sides to complement the meal.”