4 New Businesses Moving Into Madison

Be on the lookout for four new businesses in Madison, including a deli, cabinet design studio and a Mexican grill with Asian flair.

One of the businesses, Polished Nail Lounge at 18 Main St., opened last Thursday and was waiting for its new sign Tuesday.

The other businesses recently received zoning permits and officials hope to see them open soon.

Councilman Bob Landrigan said during a meeting the activity is positive for Madison.

"That's good news," he said. "Our downtown is doing well."

Polished Nail Lounge

The family business, owned by Rovin Moonsammy and managed by his fiancee's father, Joe Nguyen, aims to create a relaxing and friendly manicure experience without having it feel like another errand, said Moonsammy's fiancee, Mylien Nguyen.

The Madison resident said her father has been in the business for over 20 years and they have clients in Madison, Florham Park, Livingston and Morristown who will come to the location. They already have served walk-ins who passed the salon on Main Street.

They offer eyelash extensions, pedicures and waxing.

"Whenever something popped up, it would disappear," Mylien Nguyen said of their search for Madison real estate.

The salon opened in space that served as the campaign headquarters of State Senate candidate William Eames.

Bento Grill

Signs at 20 Waverly Place announce Bento Grill is coming soon. The restaurant bills itself as Mexican with Asian flair. It's taking the location used by Stony's.

Stonington Cabinetry: Design

A planned kitchen cabinet showroom and design studio by Karen Sachs has received a zoning permit to operate at 19-23 Waverly Place.

Mimi's Deli

David Kubach has received a zoning permit to operate Mimi's Deli at 114 Park Ave., formerly Neil's Liquor and Deli.