The empty restaurant space on the ground floor of St. Petersburg’s Station House that Ichicoro Ane most recently occupied, is finally set to be filled with the upcoming Asian fusion concept Good Fortune—slated to debut sometime this summer. Not to be confused with Good Fortune Baby—the popular, Filipina-owned pop-up that slings dumplings throughout Tampa— this brick and mortar is the latest restaurant from Hunger Thirst restaurant group, which owns and operates popular St. Pete concepts Dirty Laundry, The Avenue, Park & Rec, No Vacancy and Tropicana Field’s Ballpark & Rec.
The empty restaurant space on the ground floor of St. Petersburg’s Station House that Ichicoro Ane most recently occupied, is finally set to be filled with the upcoming Asian fusion concept Good Fortune—slated to debut sometime this summer. Not to be confused with Good Fortune Baby—the popular, Filipina-owned pop-up that slings dumplings throughout Tampa— this brick and mortar is the latest restaurant from Hunger Thirst restaurant group, which owns and operates popular St. Pete concepts Dirty Laundry, The Avenue, Park & Rec, No Vacancy and Tropicana Field’s Ballpark & Rec.