If all the cowboys might have shown up, they might have saved the place for another week. btw What was the occasion of the meeting of cowboys yesterday?
They were waiting to ride as guards on the 1880 Train, a steam train from Hill City to Keystone, SD. They dress in period costume, and the six shooters are very real. This train has never been robbed, and the tourists behave.
Seems after fifty years the owners deserve a big party to honour their efforts in business and in feeding all those hungry people who came through those doors!
Is the Chinese restaurant era over?
ReplyDeleteKarl, I don't think so, but I've seen one disturbing trend. Chinese restaurants now seem to feature sushi which is, of course, not Chinese.
DeleteThat's bad news TFG! Tough times.
ReplyDeleteI am guessing... but a non franchise 50 year old restaurant usually close when the owners retire.
ReplyDeleteIf all the cowboys might have shown up, they might have saved the place for another week.
ReplyDeletebtw What was the occasion of the meeting of cowboys yesterday?
They were waiting to ride as guards on the 1880 Train, a steam train from Hill City to Keystone, SD. They dress in period costume, and the six shooters are very real. This train has never been robbed, and the tourists behave.
DeleteLove the sign!
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oh that's too bad...it looks like it was probably a good place too!
ReplyDeleteI'm not much for Chinese food but my youngest daughter really liked this place and will be sad to hear they have closed.
ReplyDeleteThere are a couple of other good Chinese restaurants in town. Try the Golden Bowl.
DeleteHow very sad. I like the sign.
ReplyDeleteSeems after fifty years the owners deserve a big party to honour their efforts in business and in feeding all those hungry people who came through those doors!
ReplyDeleteI guess that nothing lasts forever. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteOh no! That is a shame. Love the sign though.
ReplyDeleteI'm not one for Chinese food, so I wouldn't have helped keep them in business. Nice sign, though.
ReplyDeleteIf the same family has managed this business, maybe it's retiring time. Still, so sad that such an iconic venture can't continue.
ReplyDeleteLove old Chinese restaurant signs!
ReplyDeleteThat's a neat old sign. Really stands out on the street, too.
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