Food & Drink
Restaurateur family to add another establishment to growing list in Short Pump
The family behind Richmond area restaurants such as Mom’s Siam, My Noodle & Bar, and Sabai is adding another to their list.
From Richmond BizSense:
After taking a hiatus to launch their own restaurants, brothers Joe and Sonny Kiatsuranon will be joining their mother Sukanya Palaart in the kitchen once again to serve up their first restaurant in Short Pump.
Their new Thai concept, YaYa’s Cookbook is set to occupy about 3,500 square feet at 11674 W. Broad St. in the Regal Cinema- anchored Downtown Short Pump shopping center, Joe Kiatsuranon confirmed.
The restaurant is set to open March 27 – keeping with Kiatsuranon’s custom of opening eateries on the 27th.
“We opened Sabai on June 27 and My Noodle on November 27,” Joe said. It’s a luck number for me…when we open on the 27th the restaurants seem to perform well.”
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