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Brooklyn Park Woman Opens Filipino Restaurant, Ku•ma•in, in Champlin
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Brooklyn Park Woman Opens Filipino Restaurant, Ku•ma•in, in Champlin
More than 12,000 miles separate the Twin Cities from the Philippine islands, but you don’t have to hop on a plane to get a taste of the culture.“I noticed that we didn’t have any kind of Filipino place in the northwest suburbs, the north suburbs even,” said Josie Schuette, the owner of Ku•ma•in in Champlin. “So I thought I’d bring it out here and try it and see what happens.”Schuette is the mastermind behind Ku•ma•in, which means “eat” in Tagalo…
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