**After an amazing 27-year run in downtown Jersey City, Komegashi will permanently close its Montgomery Street restaurant on June 30. Located at 103 Montgomery, the Japanese restaurant first opened in 1990 — before Jersey City’s culinary renaissance — and has remained a downtown staple since. Their Newport restaurant, Komegashi Too, will remain open. —Komegashi
**Journal Square’s transformation continues. 3 Journal Square — a new 240-unit luxury rental — opened this week. The 13-story building, which sits across from the Stanley Theater, is already 40 percent leased. Prices range from $1,945 for a studio to $4,100 for a 3-bedroom unit. —3 Journal Square
**The FBI and U.S. Attorney’s Office for New Jersey have joined the investigation of last week’s police pursuit, which ended in a fiery crash and the alleged beating of an innocent man. —NorthJersey.com
**The owners of Pig & Khao, a restaurant that blends Thai and Fililpino food, are opening a Jersey City outpost inside Harborside at Exchange Place. —Jersey Digs
**WTC commuters — Texas-based chain Del Frisco’s Grille has officially opened inside Brookfield Place. The steakhouse is located at 250 Vesey, adjacent to Amada. —Del Frisco’s
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I can’t believe this!! I can’t even count how many times I’ve gone to Komegashi. Back in the day, they were one of the only places you could get ramen, and it came with two pieces of inari. This news saddens me. They will definitely be missed.
I know! It came as a shock when I read it. Every meal I’ve had there has been consistently good. They will definitely be missed.
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