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Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.Click here for the story.

Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.

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Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.Click here for the story.

Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.

Click here for the story.

Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.Click here for the story.

Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.

Click here for the story.

Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.Click here for the story.

Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.

Click here for the story.

Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.Click here for the story.

Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.

Click here for the story.

Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.Click here for the story.

Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.

Click here for the story.

Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.Click here for the story.

Brothers John and Johnson Tan relocated Asian-fusion restaurant Ocean Zen on June 8 to 4117 S. National Ave. John Tan said the co-owners invested about $1.5 million to renovate the building, which housed Mr. Yen’s from 1998 until last year, when it closed on the heels of repeated Springfield-Greene County Health Department violations.

Click here for the story.

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