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Kens Asian Taste License Type: RW Xian Famous Foods License Type: RW T R D KARAOKE INC License Type: TW Cutting Board Inc. License Type: RW Sichuan Hot Pot License Type: RW Seoul garden Bowery, Inc. (Applicant) Famous Sichuan License Type: RW Great NY Noodletown Joe’s Ginger License Type: EB License Type:RW Proximity Report for Location: April 13, 2017 26 Bowery, New York, NY, 10013 * This report is for informational purposes only in aid of identifying establishments potentially subject to 500 and 200 foot rules. Distances are approximated using industry standard GIS techniques and do not reflect actual distances between points of entry. The NYS Liquor Authority makes no representation as to the accuracy of the information and disclaims any liability for errors. Closest Liquor Stores Name Address Approx. Distance MARKS WINE & SPIRITS LTD 53 MOTT STREET 470 ft CHIN KONG INC 17 23 EAST BROADWAY 550 ft MADISON WINE AND LIQUOR LLC 45 MADISON ST 1130 ft R & S 49 LIQUOR CORP 92 ELIZABETH ST 1330 ft WALKER LIQUOR CORP 101 105 LAFAYETTE STREET 1500 ft SA VINO ITALIANO INC. 200 GRAND ST 1550 ft OCEAN WINE & SPIRIT INC 273 GRAND ST 1560 ft Churches within 500 Feet Name Approx. Distance Schools within 500 Feet Name Address Approx. Distance CASCADE CTR FOR LEARNING & TEC 62 MOTT ST 400 ft PS 124 YUNG WING SCHOOL 40 DIVISION ST 470 ft On-Premise Licenses within 750 Feet Name Address Approx. Distance JING FONG RESTAURANT INC 14 20 ELIZABETH STREET 325 ft HTCT LLC 11 13 DOYERS STREET 350 ft TRUMMER BAR LLC 9 DOYERS STREET 350 ft GOLDEN UNICORN GOURMET CORP 16 18 E BROADWAY 525 ft TEA BISTRO INC 45 MOTT ST 525 ft SUN YUE TUNG CORP 55 DIVISION ST 645 ft R & M CENTURY INC 89-91 BAYARD ST 660 ft 40 MULBERRY RESTAURANT INC 40 MULBERRY STREET 670 ft BON LLC 32 MULBERRY STREET 675 ft Pending Licenses within 750 Feet Name Address Approx. Distance LIAO DE HE INC 45 BAYARD ST 100 ft Name Address Approx. Distance BRIDGEVIEW HOTEL LLC,DJD 50 BOWERY 50 BOWERY 365 ft LLC&JOIE DE VIV HAN PALACE INC 39 41 E BROADWAY 605 ft Unmapped licenses within zipcode of report location Name Address .

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