I think "Bowl Above" is two years old, now, in East Lansing. And I've probably DoorDash ordered from them half a dozen times. But never actually walked inside until today. Pretty cool Japanese / East Lansing fusion decor.
Looks good, I can never get past Charlie Kangs and OMI sushi as they are steps away from my building, so once the smoke clears, I am going to give this place a try.
It's great to see more of the inside of the building, thanks for the pics. Did access require knowing anyone or something? Or is there some level of public access?
We just told the front desk "an infrastructure guy told us we could walk around and see the place" (which was true, a friend works for MSU facilities), and they had us sign the visitor's log and gave us two visitor passes.
It is a super nice upgrade from the old I.M., the only feature I would take from the old IM would be the outdoor pool with the grass beach. It was so fun and that was about the only thing that made going summer term worthwhile. I don't think the students theses days are going to miss anything about the old place.
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I think "Bowl Above" is two years old, now, in East Lansing. And I've probably DoorDash ordered from them half a dozen times. But never actually walked inside until today. Pretty cool Japanese / East Lansing fusion decor.