The Tokyo-born ramen chain that landed its first Texas restaurant in the Heights in late 2024 is now pushing to blanket the greater Houston market, targeting compact 2,000-square-foot spaces in nine suburban and inner-loop nodes as small-format food demand keeps regional retail vacancy near historic lows. AFURI Ramen is scouting for new lease space across […]
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