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Couple transform former Cardiff takeaway into new street food restaurant and boutique hotel
Neighbourhood Kitchen has a rotating chef residency and offers bedrooms for short stays
14:06, 3 JUN 2021
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A couple has transformed a former Chinese takeaway in Grangetown into a new street food restaurant and boutique hotel.
Husband and wife Tudor and Caroline Barber recently opened Neighbourhood Kitchen and want the spot to be somewhere guests can come “and live like a local.”
THE pandemic has meant doom and gloom for most of us but one Radnorshire woman, who’d never even baked bread before last June, has used her loaf to quit teaching and start her own business. Chloe Paosila-Jones’ doughnut business is thriving since leaving teaching and going full time in October – and it all started from her mum’s kitchen in Llanddewi. The 26-year-old psychology graduate had never been a baker but felt like learning a new skill when she was furloughed from her teaching job for most of 2020, and started tinkering in the kitchen – but admits she was so bad to start with that her doughnuts felt and looked more like rock cakes.