URGENT UPDATE: Tokyo’s Asian Street Food, a beloved takeaway in Newtownabbey, has just announced its closure, effective Friday, December 19. The decision comes as the restaurant faces insurmountable challenges due to rising costs and the ongoing economic climate, leaving many loyal customers heartbroken.
In a heartfelt message shared on social media, the team at Tokyo’s Asian Street Food described the closure as a difficult choice made after “long and hard” consideration. The restaurant, located on Doagh Road, has been a staple in the community, serving delicious Asian street food that has won the hearts of many.
“Rising costs and the current economic climate have made it impossible for us to continue, despite our best efforts,” the statement read. The management has expressed their commitment to providing quality service until the very end, inviting customers to visit one last time to savor their favorite dishes and bid farewell.
“Before we close our doors for the final time, we would love to welcome you in one last time to enjoy your favourite dishes, share some memories, and say goodbye,” the team added, emphasizing the emotional impact of this closure on their community.
The takeaway has also conveyed deep gratitude to their patrons, acknowledging the support received over the years. “From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to every customer who has supported us over the years. Your support, kind words, and loyalty have meant more to us than we can ever express,” they said.
As the December 19 closure date approaches, many in the local community are mourning the loss of this cherished establishment. Tokyo’s Asian Street Food has played a significant role in the culinary landscape of Newtownabbey, and its absence will be felt profoundly.
Customers are encouraged to visit the restaurant in its final days, not just for the food, but to create lasting memories and express their appreciation for a place that has been part of their lives. The team concluded their message with warm wishes, stating, “We wish you a very merry Christmas and happy New Year from all the girlies in Tokyo’s.”
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story as the community reacts to the impending closure of Tokyo’s Asian Street Food.
