Hung Ry in Trouble

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October 26, 2011, 10:45 am

Hung Ry in Trouble

Crain’s brings news that Hung Ry, the well-regarded but underperforming hand-pulled noodle spot at 55 Bond Street, has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection owing in part to “relentless” litigation initiated by Amadeus Broger, who is identified in the filing as a former chef. The restaurant’s debt includes $79,601 in non-payment of sales taxes and $34,483 in accrued payroll taxes.

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