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You Zen
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It was special because for many years my family got together in this little restaurant near my home. My son Drew brought his Cambodian girlfriend who taught us to use chopsticks and always had a side of rice, her comfort food, perhaps as mashed potatoes or french fries are to us. Little Sochon died at the age of 22 of complications of lupus which they diagnosed when she was only 20. Drew has since brought every girl he's dated to You Zen and my son Bill has been joining us with my granddaughter, Kendalyn, who lost her mother when she was only 9 months old. She just loved the edamame, soybeans or whatever. If You Zen is no more, where do we go for sushi? I'm very hurt that they would leave without leaving a message.
Pros: Best Sushi House in Philadelphia
Cons: They closed their doors and left no forwarding address.
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