
Sweet Chow has quietly closed after an 18-month run.
“It is with great sadness that we announce that Sweet Chow has permanently closed its doors,” reads a post on the restaurant’s Facebook page. “We thank you all for your support. We have enjoyed our time with you at Sweet Chow. Ciao.”

A sign on the front door simply says, “We are closed.”
The casual, counter-service restaurant, the work of pals Julie Hartley, Greg Cummins and Ami Francis, was a reflection of their extensive travels through Asia, and earned a three-star review from the Star Tribune. Its demise is a loss for the neighborhood.
The menu offered spirited, meticulously prepared takes on Thai, Vietnamese and Korean favorites, and paid close attention to those following vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free diets. The trio also operated an adjacent ice cream shop.
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