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Tasia, which offers a "taste of Asia," is closing its doors after 18 years in operation.
Officials with the restaurant, 4728 S. Campbell Ave., Ste. 100, announced the closure on Facebook yesterday. The last day is scheduled for March 25.
"As restaurant owners, we have been experiencing daily job stress due to the employee shortage and high cost of operation. After much consideration, we have made the difficult decision to close our business," the post reads. "We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all our customers for their continued support over the past 18 years."
Tasia's menu features noodle dishes, pasta, sushi and other Asian cuisine.
The company is registered with the Missouri secretary of state's office by SSUN Inc., which is organized by Teh Sun.
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