Korean, Japanese restaurant in Cincinnati announces closure after 12 years
CINCINNATI —
An Oakley restaurant that specialized in Korean and Japanese dishes has officially announced its closure after more than a decade in business.
Stone Bowl announced the closure on social media Monday, with the restaurant’s owner planning a move to another state to reunite with family.
The restaurant opened in 2014, serving ramen, sushi, Korean food and Japanese dishes to thousands of customers.
“We leave with so many memories and with this place deeply rooted in our hearts. To everyone who walked through our doors, shared a meal with us, brought your family and friends, offered a kind word, gave us advice, laughed with us, worried about us, and sometimes simply treated our restaurant as a second home — thank you,” a social media post from the owners said.
The owners specifically mentioned the COVID-19 pandemic and how grateful they were that the community supported them during difficult times for small businesses.
“We truly believe we could not have made it through that time without your support, encouragement, and kindness” the post said.
The restaurant closed its doors for good on Monday.
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