Revival's former Minneapolis location will become Indian-Tibetan restaurant
By Nick Halter
Published on March 3, 2026.
Choegyal Tenzin has purchased the building in South Minneapolis, intending to open Inti Kitchen & Bar in May after a remodel and expansion that will increase interior seating from 45 to 80. Tenzin, who has a background in hospitality, will bring in the former chef of the defunct Tibet Kitchen.
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