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Narinatto Restaurant In Port Washington Wins New Tenant Grant

Narinatto Restaurant is the most recent recipient of the grant, awarded by Greater Port Washington Business Improvement District.

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Port Washington BID president, Bill Gordon and Executive Director, Holly Byrne present Narinatto Restaurant owner, Hyek Chen and serving staff Alex the GPWBID’s most recent New Tenant Grant.
Port Washington BID president, Bill Gordon and Executive Director, Holly Byrne present Narinatto Restaurant owner, Hyek Chen and serving staff Alex the GPWBID’s most recent New Tenant Grant. (Photo courtesy of the Greater Port Washington Business Improvement District)

PORT WASHINGTON, NY — The Greater Port Washington Business Improvement District has awarded the New Tenant Grant to Narinatto Restaurant on Irma Avenue.

Owner Hyek Chen opened Narinatto Restaurant in a long-vacant space just before the coronavirus outbreak hit. As with all restaurants and other non-essential businesses, Narinatto was forced to close for a time during the lockdown period to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Now, the restaurant is open for limited outdoor dining.

The Port Washington BID offers grants to businesses within the district to assist with improvements that enhance the overall appearance of storefronts and a one-time grant to help businesses with the costs of re-opening.

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Established in 1996 as a self-funded enterprise by the commercial property owners of Port Washington, the Port Washington BID aims to sustain and grow the commercial and business community of the district through programs, capital improvements and supplemental services.

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