I met Chol Soo Lee at a 2013 event organized by the UCLA Asian American Studies Center.

a safe haven for people when theyre feeling down.despite its successful relocation.

it represents an opportunity to immerse themselves in the Japanese hospitality culture and enjoy the warmth of shared experiences.was founded by previous owners Junko Suzuki and Yuriko Suzuki in 1972.He frequents Little Tokyo and loves the food and atmosphere of Little Tokyo! Articles for you@media ( min-width: 300px ){.

and the kids actually growing up with Suehiro.As someone who has never had the chance to dine at Suehiro Cafe.

this past January I was fortunate to be assigned my top choice for an internship class: working with the Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC).

a Japanese comfort food restaurant.the current Rinban Noriaki Ito.

I want our students to be able to look back later in life and smile as they share their preschool experiences with others.who has been with the center for over 35 years.

and we share stories of their days at Lumbiniespecially during its 65th anniversary.