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Posted: April 14, 2011
Shair of M&J Associates represents Feng Shui Restaurant in 8,800 s/f lease
According to Mark Shair, president of M&J Associates, Feng Shui Restaurant
has opened at 801 Worcester St. ( Rte. 9). The 8,800 s/f restaurant
is the site of the former Vinny Testa restaurant. It is adjacent to Chuck
E Cheese.
Feng Shui features a very upscale decor. The architect has designed several locations for Legal Sea Foods. The seating capacity is 250. The floor plan is varied with a main seating area, a sushi bar, and a hibachi room. In
addition, it was designed for small party and business conferences in a
greenhouse section on the north side of the building.
According to Shair, "Feng Shui chose Rte. 9 metro west as the first
location in the Boston Metro market. We are reviewing additional
locations in eastern Mass. In addition to the large scale 200-300
seat restaurants they also will open multiple express concepts
named Feng Shui Kitchen. These will be 1500 - 3000 s/f and
have quick service with a high percentage of take-out."
Shair represented the tenant. Paul Grossman and Chris Tosti of CBRE represented
the landlord, Cognex Corp. The project architect was Darlow
Christ Architects. And the tenant's attorney was Arthur Goldberg of Nathanson & Goldberg.
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