Fu Chen and his wife have operated Main Jiang House out of the same building for 20 years. This July, they moved their family-owned restaurant to a newer, larger space at 1702 Westridge Road #32, the location of the former Grand Moon Buffet. During this transition, they managed to keep both locations open. They didn't make many changes to the space, except replacing some carpeting near the buffet area with hard flooring. They can seat about 170 people in this location and they have some new buffet items, now that they have a larger buffet-serving area. They have been open in the new location since July 9th and have been keeping busy. They enjoy the larger space for customers and the larger kitchen. The Willkommen Committee of the New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce stopped to welcome them to their new location. In the photo: Nicole Briggs, Jensen Motors; Amy Pearson, Thrivent Financial; Sandy (daughter) & Fu Chen, Main Jiang House; and Kathy VanRoekel, Nuvera.

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Fu Chen and his wife have operated Main Jiang House out of the same building for 20 years. This July, they moved their family-owned restaurant to a newer, larger space at 1702 Westridge Road #32, the location of the former Grand Moon Buffet. During this transition, they managed to keep both locations open. They didn’t make many changes to the space, except replacing some carpeting near the buffet area with hard flooring. They can seat about 170 people in this location and they have some new buffet items, now that they have a larger buffet-serving area. They have been open in the new location since July 9th and have been keeping busy. They enjoy the larger space for customers and the larger kitchen. The Willkommen Committee of the New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce stopped to welcome them to their new location. In the photo: Nicole Briggs, Jensen Motors; Amy Pearson, Thrivent Financial; Sandy (daughter) & Fu Chen, Main Jiang House; and Kathy VanRoekel, Nuvera.