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You can’t say the word “pop up” in Miami today without thinking of Ani Meinhold, who opened Miami’s first one 10 years ago.
That pop-up was Phuc Yea!, a Vietnamese concept that came alive every night, when she and co-founder Cesar Zapata took over a downtown diner every night and rewrote the menu. Now it’s a Michelin-recognized restaurant.
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By Miami Herald4.6
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You can’t say the word “pop up” in Miami today without thinking of Ani Meinhold, who opened Miami’s first one 10 years ago.
That pop-up was Phuc Yea!, a Vietnamese concept that came alive every night, when she and co-founder Cesar Zapata took over a downtown diner every night and rewrote the menu. Now it’s a Michelin-recognized restaurant.
We also discuss:
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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