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The Henderson Location of Bank Atcharawan’s Lamaii Modern Eatery Expansion Revealed

The Henderson Location of Bank Atcharawan’s Lamaii Modern Eatery Expansion Revealed

One of the most-anticipated Henderson restaurant debuts of the year now has an exact location. Sommelier, chef, and restaurateur Bank Atcharawan plans to open an off-shoot of his Spring Mountain Road restaurant Lamaii, making the move to St. Rose Parkway.

Already promised, a 750-square-foot outdoor patio facing the parkway, plus Atcharawan will apply his sommelier skills to curate an affordable new wine list. While initially announcing a winter opening, the official Lamaii website installed a clock counting down to Sunday, November 7, and teasing, “something exciting is coming soon.”

Atcharawan’s other venture, The Patio Desserts & Drinks on Decatur Boulevard, remains temporarily closed while it is remodeled into a garden-themed wine bar. Originally planned to be called the Patio Wine Garden, permits were recently filed to install new signage, a common indicator a project is nearing completion.

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