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German-Asian Concept Gains Momentum in Old City; Garces Gets the Go-Ahead For His Wieners Spot

Old City: The unlikely German-Asian fusion project from Eulogy’s Mike Naessens is making strides. Now dubbed Bierstube Tsingtau, the German portion could begin serving guests as soon as next weekend. [Meal Ticket]

– Stephen Starr is reportedly working on a new project for his dearly departed Tangerine at 232 Market. [Foobooz]

South Street: Brauhuas Schmitz chef Jeremy Nolan, is hosting chefs Jen Carroll (Top Chef), Jeff Michaud (Osteria), and Peter Woolsey (Bistrot La Minette) for a five-course Hunter’s Dinner with plenty of game on February 2. [Eater Philly]

WashWest: Garces gets the zoning approval for his forever-stalled brats and beers joint Frohmans Wursthaus. [Insider]

Fishtown: Kung Fu Neckties, which went BYOB just before the start of the new year, is not only back to selling booze again; it’s now doing it on two floors. [Philebrity]

– East Kensington and Fishtown neighbors have unanimously come out in support of Little Baby’s Ice Cream’s plans to open a shop on Frankford Ave. [Northeast Times Star]

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