We're thrilled to announce an exciting new venture for the 168 Group! A vibrant Asian fusion restaurant named Tabe is now open in the former Jim Brady's space at 209 S. Main St. in downtown Ann Arbor. This marks a significant expansion for 168 Group, known for successful businesses like 168 Asian Mart, Lao Pot, and Fuji Buffet in cities like Madison Heights and Warren.

Tabe, spearheaded by 168 Group's owner Cindy Wang, aims to provide a high-end Asian fusion dining experience that celebrates and shares diverse Asian cultures. The menu thoughtfully blends Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai, and Filipino flavors, promising a unique culinary journey.

The multi-level restaurant offers distinct dining experiences:

• First Floor: A more casual atmosphere, ideal for lunch.
• Second Floor: Tailored towards exquisite Japanese dishes, featuring a full bar perfect for after-work happy hours.
• Third Floor: Designed for private parties and events.

Tabe is not just about exceptional food; it's about an immersive cultural experience. The renovated space boasts beautiful Asian designs, including Chinese calligraphy and a Japanese garden, with plans for cultural performances. Guests can choose traditional dishes or explore fusion creations, and for those feeling adventurous, the chef can curate a selection of dishes.

This new addition to Ann Arbor's vibrant culinary scene reflects Cindy Wang's vision to cater to the city's dynamic community of young professionals.

Discover the unique blend of food, culture, and atmosphere at Tabe: https://www.mlive.com/news/ann-arbor/2024/12/a-new-business-will-fill-former-jim-bradys-space-in-downtown-ann-arbor.html