The company is located in the "hometown of China's chair industry", a comfortable office environment, a positive and courageous team.
Bar stools allowed in restaurants
Restaurants are allowed to sell booze at sushi bars, but patrons must eat if they want to drink (that goes for restaurants in general: they can only serve you alcoholic beverages if you’re eating, or if you are planning to eat – such as if you’re in a designated waiting area). Wellesley also has rules limiting bar stools to 10, with more specific rules for counters built before April 1, 2006. A couple of other tidbits: no signs on the outside of an establishment promoting any alcoholic beverage brands; no pitchers; and the fee for a restaurant and function room is $5K.
