Restaurants & Bars
Popular Oakland County Sushi Restaurant Permanently Closes
A popular Oakland County sushi restaurant permanently closed its doors Monday after five years.
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI — A popular Oakland County sushi restaurant permanently closed its doors Monday after five years.
Zao Jun, located in a strip mall on Telegraph Road in Bloomfield Hills, announced the closure on social media and said new ownership is coming in with a new concept.
"Renovations begin immediately, and the space will reopen refreshed, reimagined, and ready to serve the neighborhood in a whole new way," the post said.
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Despite closing the Bloomfield Hills restaurant, Zao Jun hinted they may reopen somewhere else.
"Follow along for updates as we look to relocate Zao Jun," the post read.
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Zao Jun was best known for its sushi dishes and Pan-Asian cuisine, including Chinese, Japanese and Thai dishes. The restaurant had a 4.2/5 rating with nearly 600 reviews on Open Table.
The new restaurant coming into the space will be a Mediterranean-fusion eatery, according to a Detroit Free Press report.
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