A Cambridge restaurant that focused on a cuisine not often found in the Greater Boston area has shut down.
According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Rangzen Tibetan Place in the city's Central Square area is shuttered, with a Facebook post from the Pearl Street eatery saying the following:
It was a beautiful 25 years of experience to serve our cuisine and let you see a glimpse of Tibet. Thank you all for your support especially on pandemic period. Now it time for us to say, so long and exit with dignity and humility. Please, accept our gratitude and prayers. We hope "Rangzen Tibetan Place" will be in your sweet memories. Thank you and Tashi Delek
Rangzen, which first opened in 1999, was one of only a few local dining spots that focused on Tibetan fare, with Martsa on Elm in Somerville's Davis Square featuring Tibetan cuisine while some Nepalese and Indian restaurants also offer some Tibetan dishes as well.
The address for Rangzen Tibetan Place was 24 Pearl Street, Cambridge, MA, 02139.
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