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Kyoto Restaurant in Herzliya Relocates After Lease Ends, Not Closing
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First reported by Mako · 3 hours ago
What happened
Kyoto restaurant in Herzliya is not closing but relocating after ending its lease due to building renovations by Gav Yam. The restaurant will stop operating at its current site on August 27 and is negotiating a new location.
- 01Kyoto restaurant ends lease at current Herzliya location due to building renovations.
- 02Gav Yam plans to build a new lobby, reducing restaurant space and halting operations.
- 03Owner Shimon Abu declined lease renewal offer with a proposed October 7 start date.
- 04Kyoto will close current location on August 27 but is not shutting down permanently.
- 05Negotiations for a new location are ongoing, with updates promised.
- 06Kyoto has been operating for 27 years and remains a beloved local institution.
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