An ‘Instagrammable’ North East restaurant serving Pan-Asian cuisine has announced plans to open new venues across the UK.
Newcastle restaurant Geisha has announced plans to open venues throughout the UK, after securing “significant investment from private equity”.
The restaurant has proved popular with celebs, influencers and footballers alike thanks to its ‘Instagrammable’ interiors and food.
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Posting on social media a Geisha spokesperson said: “We're extremely happy to announce that Geisha, the most Instagram-able restaurant brand in the North East, has secured significant investment from private equity to open restaurants and venues throughout the UK!
“We plan to give the rest of the country the full Geisha experience.”
The brand is yet to confirm the locations or any further details of the new restaurants.
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The Newcastle restaurant on Sandyford Road, Jesmond offers a selection of Pan-Asian cuisine and cocktails.
Geisha has proved popular with celebs since its opening, with Newcastle ace Kieran Trippier paying a visit in August to celebrate the teams win on the opening day of the Premier League.
Former Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby was also spotted at the venue just last week.
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