Owner says Afghan restaurant struggling in both Spokane and Coeur d’Alene after D.C. National Guard shooting

SPOKANE, Wash. — Two years after opening as Spokane’s first Afghan restaurant, Emran’s owner says he’s struggling to keep customers coming back following a deadly shooting in Washington, D.C., allegedly involving an Afghan national.

The first restaurant sits on Division Street in North Spokane and serves traditional Afghan food. Owner Nasrollah Mohammadi expanded to Coeur d’Alene over a year ago. He says both locations were doing well until two weeks ago.

“It’s the customer when they are coming for the first time and they try our food they really like, and they are coming back,” Mohammadi said…

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