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    Itsu opens at Victoria Place Woking

    Iain HoeyBy Iain HoeyApril 4, 20222 Mins Read
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    Healthy fast-food restaurant, itsu, has opened in Victoria Place Woking, the recently launched destination co-owned by Woking Borough Council and Moyallen Group. 

    Neil Miller, Chief Customer Officer, itsu said: “We’re on a mission to make delicious, nutritious & affordable food available to all. itsu Woking is an exciting next step on our eat beautiful crusade.”

    The launch of itsu follows the unveiling of the new Victoria Place development last week, which saw M&S, Skechers, Moss Bros. and Gail’s open to the public.

    The M&S store stocks a full range of products including clothing, homewares and gifts, along with a market-style foodhall and 100-seat café.

    Moss Bros. has revealed its latest store concept, which showcases their full collection of versatile clothing, footwear and accessories.

    All these stores will be joined in the coming months by more brands, including cocktail bar KOMO, plus a range of leisure and arts facilities including Woking Superbowl, The Gym Group and national performing arts school Italia Conti.

    John-Paul Jackson, centre manager at Victoria Place said: “The last couple of weeks have been a really positive time for Woking with the launch of the new Victoria Place development. We look forward to welcoming more retailers to the centre”.

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