Yummy House, the iconic restaurant chain out of Tampa specializing in Hong Kong and Cantonese-style fare, is bringing a new concept to Dr. Phillips. YH Seafood Club will move into the old O'Charley's space in the Phillips Crossing Plaza and offer live seafood, Hong Kong-style dim sum and modern Cantonese cuisine. The concept is modeled after Fishman Lobster Clubhouse Restaurant, the famed Toronto seafood house known for its towering platters of lobster and crab that’s been featured on every show from Ugly Delicious to Huang's World. Zhao hasn't released a menu yet, but tells me Orlandoans can expect to see some soaring salvers of seafood. Guests will also be able to select their choice of whole crab, lobster, shrimp and fish from 16 tanks prior to them being cooked, while devotees of dim sum can get their fill every day during lunch hours. Dumplings will also be handmade daily. Yummy House has an outpost in Altamonte Springs, but dim sum isn't served at that location. Look for YH Seafood Club to open next spring. In other Phillips Crossing news, it looks like a Korean concept called Babbi Fresh Korean Kitchen will take over the Pei Wei space. An interactive map on Weingarten Realty's website shows Babbi as a tenant, even though Pei Wei is still open. We're trying to get more details, but I imagine Babbi Fresh Korean Kitchen will be very much like Pei Wei. Except Korean.…

A Soviet-born South Florida businessman arrested last week on federal campaign-finance charges seemed just “like any other donor,” Gov. Ron DeSantis said Wednesday. DeSantis was among Florida Republican candidates who received contributions during the 2018 election cycle from Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, who were arrested on campaign-finance charges involving the pro-Trump super PAC America First Action. With photos emerging this week of the duo close by DeSantis during his election-night party last November, DeSantis said Wednesday he was unaware of the alleged illegal activities and that the two appeared “legitimate.” “I knew Parnas.…

From the Apopka Police DepartmentOn Tuesday evening at 7:45 pm, the Apopka Police Department responded to a fatal traffic crash at the intersection of North Park Avenue and East Nightingale Street. Up

The event will also include food trucks and short films.