"Asian fusion restaurant TenPenh in Tysons Corner will serve its last spring roll on Friday, November 22, after just three years of business, according to a post on its website flagged by Washington Business Journal. The expansive 260-seat venue at the base of the neon-lit Silverline Center development also has a main dining room and lounge. Landlord WashREIT did not respond to a request for comment about the future of the space. Chef Jeff Tunks ran the Passion Food Hospitality restaurant for 11 years in D.C. before closing in 2011 (the name stems from its original 10th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue locale). The menu is inspired by his travels to places like Vietnam, Hong Kong, and Thailand. Comeback dishes included red Thai curry lobster and Chinese-style smoked lobster. The closing is the latest in a string of shutters for Passion Food, which recently shut down Penn Commons and Acadiana." - Tierney Plumb
