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Goodbye Hardees, hello Asian fusion: Wok to Bowl to open new Champaign location

3 days ago in Business, Food Scene, News

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CHAMPAIGN, IL (Chambana Today) — Wok to Bowl, a popular Asian fusion restaurant franchise, is bringing its latest location to Champaign. The new 2,587-square-foot restaurant at 1806 W. Bradley Ave has officially been leased, adding another flavorful option to the local dining scene.

Fans of Wok to Bowl can look forward to a menu full of creative fusion dishes, while the community gains another vibrant dining destination.

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