Design application for a carry-out-only place to be constructed on an empty lot at 2416 N. Western, just north of O'Reilly Auto Parts.

Don't know about the operator or food type.


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According to google, cha is korean word used for tea.


"The basic word for “tea” in Korean is 차 (cha). It can also be called 티 (ti), which is the Konglish version of the word. The word 차 (cha | 茶) is derived from Chinese and is used to describe various types of tea, including green tea (녹차, nokcha), black tea (홍차, hongcha), and herbal teas (허브차, heobeucha)."