From Ming to King: Longtime Chinese restaurant to be replaced by Burger King

Cottonwood’s Ming House restaurant t closed in mid-August, and will be demolished and replaced by a Burger King. A representative for the franchisee company said Burger King can compete in Cottonwood’s crowded fast-food environment because “we do not believe other chains match Burger King’s combination of quality and value.” VVN photo / Jason W. Brooks

Cottonwood’s Ming House restaurant t closed in mid-August, and will be demolished and replaced by a Burger King. A representative for the franchisee company said Burger King can compete in Cottonwood’s crowded fast-food environment because “we do not believe other chains match Burger King’s combination of quality and value.” VVN photo / Jason W. Brooks

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