The on-campus restaurant API Trading Co., located on the first floor of Auburn University's Student Center, will close temporarily so that Olo Sushi can take its place.
Gwen Ward, an administrative assistant for on-campus dining at Auburn University, said the changing of restaurants will only be in effect for this summer.
“API will definitely come back in the fall, but during the summer with summer camps and Camp War Eagle, sushi is really, really popular and we’re having to move Olo Sushi from where it was next to the Foy Information Desk, so that was the logical place to have it this summer,” Ward said.
When API Trading Co. comes back to its original location in the Auburn Student Center this fall, Olo Sushi will move again to the Village Dining building.
Completion of Olo Sushi’s move to the first floor of the student center is expected to be completed soon, Ward said.
“We hope that the sushi place is going to be open in time for [summer] classes to start,” Ward said. “If it’s not open this Thursday then it will definitely be open next Monday.”
Once open, Olo Sushi will be open from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. every weekday and will serve signature sushi rolls, rice or noodle bowls and a “create your own” sushi roll option.
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