G.O.O.D. Music president Pusha T can add restaurant owner to his growing list of titles. The Virginia-bred rapper will be opening up a ramen and cocktail bar in the nation’s capital, according to Eater DC.
The establishment is named Kitsuen, which translates to smoke or smoking in Japanese. The Washington, D.C. restaurant — located in the flourishing H Street Corridor — is scheduled to open on New Year’s Eve (December 31).
King Push is opening the location with multiple business partners: nightclub owners Wayne Johnson and Tony Perry, NBA players Jerian and Jerami Grant, and Las Vegas-based entrepreneur Kyle Eubanks.
“We want to open up a cool, trendy bar that can be a fixture in the neighborhood for years to come,” Johnson told Complex. Chef Munehiro Mori of Tokyo will be in charge of the cuisine, and the bar will feature a heated outdoor patio.
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Beyond business, Push recently announced he and his wife Virginia Williams are expecting their first child. Baby Thornton is due in the Gemini season (May 21 to June 21).
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