Asian Village planned to open this month in Detroit
The multimillion-dollar Asiain Village is set to open sometime this month on Detroit’s riverfront, likely in time for the Auto Show.
The multimillion-dollar Asiain Village is set to open sometime this month on Detroit’s riverfront, likely in time for the Auto Show.
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Developers hope to have it open in time for the North American International Auto Show, which opens to the public Jan. 13. With an Asian marketplace, upscale restaurant and a Polynesian-Indonesian coffee and teahouse, the concept is meant to connect to local Asian Americans and draw in people from other cultures and backgrounds.
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