High-end Noma L.A. pop-up will still open despite restaurant abuse controversy

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High-end Noma L.A. pop-up will still open despite restaurant abuse controversy

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Resurfaced allegations of abuse and an expected protest won’t stop Noma’s sold-out Los Angeles pop-up, which is set to begin on Wednesday evening. A spokesperson for the world-famous Copenhagen restaurant told The Times on Monday that plans for Noma’s 16-week appearance in Silver Lake, with seats priced at $1,500 per guest, will continue as scheduled. […]

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