Ruam Mit, downtown St. Paul’s decades-old Thai and Lao restaurant, moves locations

Ruam Mit, Thai and Lao restaurant in downtown Saint Paul for over 34 years, is moving a few blocks away to 367 Wabasha N., which previously hosted Dunn. Bros. and Northwest Opticians.

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