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Celebrate cherry blossom month with special cocktails all month long.

Photo by @boku_cola

Brunch will bloom at Boku Kitchen + Saloon this Saturday, March 23.

From 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., the restaurant will be decked out in pink cherry blossoms for an aesthetic brunch party, featuring:

  • Dim sum (think: shareable plates like dumplings and bao buns)
  • Bloom-inspired cocktails
  • Cherry blossom-themed desserts
  • A local DJ spinning fun music

Bonus: All guests will receive a free sake bomb + flower crown to share with the table.

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