#84. Silken Tofu and Thousand Year Old Egg at Asian Tapas

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • June 15, 2010
We continue to countdown our 100 favorite dishes at local restaurants. We'll be sharing these with you every weekday until our annual Best Of Issue comes out. Enjoy! #84. Silken Tofu and Thousand Year Old Egg at Asian Tapas You need to get past...
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