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by Amanda Kludt@kludt Oct 14, 2011, 7:35am EDT

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Zagat learns that Kim Ima, the owner of the popular mobile food vendor Treats Truck, is going brick and mortar. She plans on opening a breakfast and lunch spot in Cobble Hill or Carroll Gardens soon. [Zagat]

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