<div><p> The Lei Stand, a cocktail lounge in Chinatown, has closed for regular service and pivoted to opening for special events and hosting off-site pop-ups, owner Ryan Kalei Tsuji told Pacific Business News. &lt;\p&gt; </p><p> The last day of regular operations was June 29, according to its website. Multiple power outages in June caused the business to undergo a nearly six-digit loss due to damage to equipment, lost inventory and the cancelation of two "pretty major" events that had been booked in that window of time, said Kalei Tsuji.&lt;\p&gt; </p></div>

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Chinatown bar pivots to special events, pop-ups

The Lei Stand, a cocktail lounge in Chinatown, has closed for regular service and pivoted to opening for special events and hosting off-site pop-ups, owner Ryan Kalei Tsuji told Pacific Business News. <\\p>
The last day of regular operations was June 29, according to its website. Multiple power outages in June caused the business to undergo a nearly six-digit loss due to damage to equipment, lost inventory and the cancelation of two \"pretty major\" events that had been booked in that window of time, said Kalei Tsuji.<\\p>

The Lei Stand, a cocktail lounge in Chinatown, has closed for regular service and pivoted to opening for special events and hosting off-site pop-ups, owner Ryan Kalei Tsuji told Pacific Business News. <\p>
The last day of regular operations was June 29, according to its website. Multiple power outages in June caused the business to undergo a nearly six-digit loss due to damage to equipment, lost inventory and the cancelation of two "pretty major" events that had been booked in that window of time, said Kalei Tsuji.<\p>