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Vietnamese restaurant Phở Yến scraps planned Newmarket eatery after storefront colour dispute

Vietnamese restaurant Phở Yến scraps planned Newmarket eatery after storefront colour dispute
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Vietnamese restaurant Phở Yến has cancelled plans to open a new location in Newmarket after a dispute with the landlord over the brand's signature yellow paint. The restaurant owners stated the decision was complex and involved more than just aesthetic disagreements.

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A popular Vietnamese restaurant will no longer open a second location in Newmarket after its plan to work with the current tenant collapsed over a paint colour dispute.

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