Yet, even before the “Coming Soon” sign appeared, Rao tells me, the owner of the building disappeared.
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Twelve years ago, the same strip mall was a busy hub for Hayward’s Fiji Indian community, which emigrated in the late 1980s after a series of political coups in their home country. Amy Osborne/Special To The Chronicle Show More Show Less Amy Osborne/Special To The Chronicle Show More Show Less 8 of8 Saras Rao, chef and owner of Curry Corner on Thursday, Novemin Hayward, Calif. Amy Osborne/Special To The Chronicle Show More Show Less 7 of8 Saras Rao, chef and owner of Curry Corner on Thursday, Novemin Hayward, Calif. Amy Osborne/Special To The Chronicle Show More Show Less 6 of8 Saras Rao, chef and owner of Curry Corner, helps a customer on Thursday, Novemin Hayward, Calif. Amy Osborne/Special To The Chronicle Show More Show Less 5 of8 The decaying strip mall where Curry Corner is located on Thursday, Novemin Hayward, Calif. Amy Osborne/Special To The Chronicle Show More Show Less 4 of8 Phil Hendricks leaves Curry Corner with take away food on Thursday, Novemin Hayward, Calif. Amy Osborne/Special To The Chronicle Show More Show Less 3 of8 An empty storefront in decaying strip mall where Curry Corner is located on Thursday, Novemin Hayward, Calif. Amy Osborne/Special To The Chronicle Show More Show Less 2 of8 Saras Rao, chef and owner of Curry Corner, prepares take away dishes for a customer on Thursday, Novemin Hayward, Calif. 1 of8 Graffiti and boarded up windows cover most of the decaying strip mall where Curry Corner is located on Thursday, Novemin Hayward, Calif.
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