Annapoorna Offers a Distinctive Blend of Indian and Chinese Cuisine

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • May 21, 2009
Fresh Indo-ChinaIf you can find the place, Annapoorna offers a distinctively spicy blend of subcontinental and Middle Kingdom cuisine Even if you live in Irvine, I bet you havenNt heard of Annapoorna. ItNs only a month old, and its poor location...
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