Building at busy Edmond intersection is torn down

The former home of Kabuki Steak and Sushi Bar has been torn down at 33rd Street and Broadway, Edmond's busiest intersection. City officials said no paperwork has been filed to construct a new structure on the intersection.

 
By Diana Baldwin | Published: November 10, 2012   

A building that has been home to a number of restaurants since 1960, on the busiest intersection in Edmond, has been torn down.

photo - A building that has stood on the busy corner of 33rd Street and Broadway has been demolished. The 7,395-square-foot building has been the home of several restaurants. Kabuki Steak and Sushi Bar was the last restaurant to operate in the building.   PHOTO BY DIANA BALDWIN, THE OKLAHOMAN
A building that has stood on the busy corner of 33rd Street and Broadway has been demolished. The 7,395-square-foot building has been the home of several restaurants. Kabuki Steak and Sushi Bar was the last restaurant to operate in the building. PHOTO BY DIANA BALDWIN, THE OKLAHOMAN

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A Midwest Wrecking crew arrived Wednesday and the building at 33rd Street and Broadway was demolished by the next day.

Kabuki Steak and Sushi Bar was the last of several restaurants to operate in the 7,395-square-foot building. Portobello's Italian Grill and Wine Bar, Cocina De Mino and West Oaks were in business there before the hibachi grill restaurant opened in 2008.

Oklahoma County assessor records indicate the property was valued at $1.3 million. The owner is listed at SFR & Realty in Oklahoma City.

City officials said no paperwork has been filed to build on the southeast corner of the intersection.




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