Iconic San Francisco Vietnamese Restaurant Closes After Decades in Business
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HRD Coffee Shop, a beloved San Francisco restaurant known for its inventive menu featuring kimchi and bulgogi burritos, has closed after 70 years in business. The pandemic exacerbated issues with the landlord, preventing the installation of outdoor dining and leading to significant losses. The owner, Sydney Saidyan, expressed disappointment in the city and landlord's lack of support. While the restaurant has closed, Saidyan believes the story of HRD Coffee Shop is not over and hopes that someone will continue its legacy either in San Francisco or elsewhere.
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