A millennial living in Beijing missed his hometown flavors. So, he opened a restaurant and started serving them himself.
A photo campaign featuring the good-looking owners on RedNote, a Chinese social media app, has helped the restaurant succeed.
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A millennial living in Beijing missed his hometown flavors. So, he opened a restaurant and started serving them himself.
Next, he invested 50,000 yuan in a Japanese restaurant ... and these are all from natural plants." Restaurants in Beijing just weren't getting the flavors right — so he decided to launch ...