SOUTHINGTON, CT — A Southington sushi restaurant is preparing to close its doors after years in business, with its owners thanking customers for their loyalty and support.
Koshi Sushi & Grill, located at 1095 West St., Unit 3, announced on social media that its final day of business will be Saturday, Nov. 7.
The restaurant did not provide a specific reason for the closure.
"With mixed emotions, we want to share some important news," the restaurant wrote on Facebook. "After many wonderful years, we have made the difficult decision to close Koshi Sushi & Grill."
In its farewell message, the restaurant reflected on the relationships it had built with customers and the Southington community.
"What started as a small business became something much more because of all of you," the restaurant wrote. "Your support, loyalty, kindness, and countless visits have made this journey truly special."
The owners expressed appreciation for the customers who visited the restaurant over the years, describing the memories and friendships formed along the way.
"Although this chapter is coming to an end, we will always cherish the memories and friendships we've made with our wonderful customers and community," the restaurant wrote.
Koshi Sushi & Grill encouraged customers to stop by before its final day of operations.
"If you have a chance, we would love to see you one more time before we close," the restaurant wrote.
The announcement concluded with a final message of gratitude.
"From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU for being part of our journey."
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