Chai on Bayview featuring salmon tonight

by South Bayview Bulldog Admin • April 21, 2012

Lambert Moo of Chai on Bayview reminds us that the Saturday dinner entree is salmon, done in the healthy style of the restaurant. Last Saturday was the debut of Chai’s dinner schedule and things were busy.

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