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Ninja Ramen is fighting to stay open as Houston restaurants face a tough year
Ninja Ramen — a small, ramshackle restaurant and bar on Washington Avenue — lost $45,000 last year. After this year's severe weather, 2024 isn't shaping up to be much better.
Ninja Ramen's Christopher Huang manages to keep a smile on his face while exhausting all his efforts for the restaurant/bar.
The Houston Chronicle took a closer look at the stressors the restaurant industry is facing through the lens of Ninja Ramen.
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'Radiant Nature' returns to Houston Botanic Garden with new light displays and interactive elements
The interactive holiday light display returns to Houston Botanic Garden with several new installations among the more than 50 along the trail.
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