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The Peterboro, a Chinese-American restaurant in Midtown Detroit, is set to open the week of March 14, DBusiness reports.

R.J. King of DBusiness reports that the restaurant at 420 Peterboro Street, just off of Cass, is owned by the The Detroit Optimist Society, a restaurant group that includes Wright & Co., The Sugar House, Honest John’s, and Café 78 at MOCAD.

"We’re taking some of the classic Chinese American dishes and reshaping them,” says Chef Marc Djozlija, a partner in the restaurant. “As you may know, almond boneless chicken was invented here (at the former Chung’s Restaurant in what was Detroit’s second Chinatown district, the first was near Bagley and Third). We’ll also offer Chinese roast pork, crab Rangoon, salt and pepper shrimp, and a number of other dishes.”
 

Read more: DBusiness