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Tatiana

CTL-PL-0211 · Place

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Combined Graph record U-03498 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-PL-0211. Master record source: User-supplied article 2026-10-16 (UrbanGeekz) — UNVERIFIED, verify before public citation.

Afro-Caribbean restaurant at Lincoln Center, New York (opened November 2022); Onwuachi's Washington, D.C. restaurant is Dogon (opened 2024), not Tatiana

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Afro-Caribbean restaurant at Lincoln Center, New York (opened November 2022); Onwuachi's Washington, D.C. restaurant is Dogon (opened 2024), not Tatiana

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Restaurant identity and cuisine verified, but the STORED CITY IS WRONG (see corrections/conflicts): CIA bio states 'Onwuachi's restaurant, Tatiana, opened at Lincoln Center in November 2022' in New York, honoring his New York roots and the culinary legacy of the African Diaspora (NYT '#1 Restaurant in New York' two consecutive years). No Tatiana exists in Washington, D.C. — Onwuachi's D.C. restaurant is Dōgon (opened summer 2024 with Salamander DC). The UrbanGeekz article's 'Tatiana in Washington, D.C., and previously at Tatiana in NYC' reverses the facts

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