A HEREFORDSHIRE restaurant is set to temporarily close this weekend.
Yoko’s Thai Food in West Street, Leominster, will shut its doors on June 16 and remain closed for almost an entire month, reopening on July 10.
On social media, a spokesperson for the popular eatery announced that Yoko’s will be changing their opening hours upon their return, serving food from 4.30pm to 10pm, Wednesday through to Saturday.
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Once it reopens, head chef Yoko Bambury will once again be drawing on her childhood spent in the vibrant city of Khon Kaen with its rich street-food culture, to bring her much-loved menu of Thai cuisine to Herefordshire.
On the restaurant's website, Ms Bambury says she fondly remembers assisting her mother in the bustling markets, where she would create dishes that were both traditional and innovative.
Armed with family recipes and a talent for creating mouthwatering dishes, she gained a reputation as a skilled chef in her community. Her dishes became known not just for their taste but also for their ability to evoke memories of Thailand's vibrant street food scene, she added.
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