It is evident there is new ownership and until they get their act together I won't be making my twice weekly visit.  When we were last there the place was cluttered with plastic plant paraphernalia, my first clue.  A preteen girl was serving the food-and every table I spotted received the wrong order-or waited over twenty minutes for their food.  Our order was incorrect-and way below standards.  It is the end of an institution- that started out as Tokyo Express in this space-and transitioned to Eastwind-with solid food at good prices.  They have lost two longstanding customers-and I don't doubt the regular customers will do the same.  Hope springs eternal-and perhaps the new owners will care about the customers and get organized.  I still see some of the previous employees working there-they are the only link to helping the owners get the food and service back to par.