Asian-themed restaurant MiSo is moving to downtown Olympia | The Olympian

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MiSo, an Asian-themed restaurant celebrated for its eclectic rice bowls, is transitioning from its Capital Mall location to downtown Olympia, with an expected opening in mid-January. Co-owner Ryan Rommann shared his enthusiasm, noting that the new site will include a walk-up window, enhancing service during local events. Having spent five years at the mall, MiSo faced both successes and challenges, particularly with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic shortly after its opening. The restaurant joins an emerging downtown business scene, including The Mystic Game Shop, which offers a curated selection of tabletop games, and Lolli Llama Candy Co. , known for candy and frozen treats.

Additionally, the article discusses Costco's proposal to relocate and expand its Tumwater store, aiming to better accommodate customer needs with a larger facility. This highlights a broader trend of business development in the area, contributing to Olympia's economic revitalization. The article showcases local dining options and emphasizes the importance of community engagement through new business ventures, reflecting a promising outlook for the downtown area.

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