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Royal Hot Pot Sushi KBBQ and Bar license transfer approved; proposed manager named
Summary
Quincy City hearing (date not specified) approved transfer of an on-premise all-alcohol restaurant license from Imperial Palace Inc. to RKOQ Inc., doing business as Royal Hot Pot Sushi KBBQ and Bar; proposed manager Shu Yi Mei and attorney Joseph Wang appeared.
At a Quincy City hearing (date not specified), board members approved a transfer of the on-premise all-alcohol beverage restaurant license for the business operating as Royal Hot Pot Sushi KBBQ and Bar from Imperial Palace Inc. to RKOQ Inc.
Representatives said the transfer is part of an internal reorganization to add new investors and that the core restaurant operations, including the business name, will not change. Attorney Joseph Wang and the proposed manager, Shu Yi Mei, were listed in the hearing record.
The applicants described the premises at 227 Parking Way as a two-story restaurant of approximately 23,500 square feet overall. They stated the main restaurant area is about 7,500 square feet and the lower level about 16,000 square feet, which includes roughly 5,000 square feet of karaoke rooms and 3,500 square feet of function space. Those figures were provided by the applicant during the hearing record.
Board members asked whether there were any questions or concerns; none were raised. A board member moved to approve the license transfer and the motion passed with all members responding “Aye.” The hearing record does not list a named mover, second, or a roll-call tally.
The board placed no additional conditions in the recorded motion. The applicants were told they were "all set" to proceed for licensing administrative follow-up.
The hearing concluded and the meeting moved on to other business.
