New sushi restaurant opening in Camp Hill with takeout, delivery
Updated Mar 09, 2021;
Posted Mar 08, 2021
Eric Tern, co-owner of Takashi sushi restaurant opening March 9 at 3300 Market St. in Camp Hill.
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A well-known sushi chef in the Harrisburg region is bringing his creativity to Camp Hill.
Eric Tern is opening Takashi “The Art of Sushi” at 3300 Market St. in the borough with specialty sushi made from black “Forbidden Rice” as well as traditional sushi, teriyaki and poke bowls.
The takeout restaurant with contactless pickup opens March 9 and sits behind Rite Aid in the former Violin Makers Limited. Caroline Lai, owner of a handful of Asian food establishments in central Pennsylvania including Miyako Sushi in Harrisburg, is partnering with Tern.
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A man glues violin s body parts alltogether at ‘Gliga’ musical instruments factory in Reghin city, January 22, 2021. AFP pic
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REGHIN, Feb 7 Surrounded by violins hung from the ceiling and lined up on shelves, Vasile Gliga looks proudly on the fruits of his labours.
From his factory in the central Romanian city of Reghin, Gliga has been one of the city’s world-famous instrument makers for more than 30 years.
His business is one of the city’s large-scale producers in a city that also hosts master craftsmen turning out just a handful of instruments a year.
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