First Selectman Steve Dunn is not sure if the owners of J. Ramen Knew the State of Connecticut had Plans to take the land they operated on for a road improvement project.
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J. Ramen was one of many casualties of the global health crisis, shuttering it s doors during the height of COVID-19. For the short time it was open, J. Ramen served Asian cuisine favorites like ramen noodles and sushi. The structure located at 316 Federal Road has been home to several restaurants over the years, one of which was The Wagon Wheel.
Lou Milano
The building will now be torn down according to a public notice placed on the building s entrance. The notice reads: PURSUANT TO CONN. GEN. STAT. SEC. 4b-64 THE CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION hereby gives notice of it s intent to demolish this structure which is more than 50 years old.