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Kuma Inn to Open Outpost in Brooklyn

<p>Phojanakong and right hand man Phet survey the rubble that will become the kitchen area. </p>


<p>Inside the space, looking from the kitchen to the front of DeKalb. The bar will be upfront; Phojanakong is preserving as many of the original details—like the exposed brick—as possible. </p>


<p>The exterior of 433 DeKalb Avenue. The sign may stay.</p>



<p>Phojanakong’s contractor uncovered this massive skylight during the renovation of the room that will become the restaurant’s kitchen. It will stay. </p>


<p>The as-yet-unnamed restaurant will have an outdoor garden. The ladder-like structure to Phojanakong’s right is relic from the 100-something-year-old building’s days as a Laundromat. </p>