AnQi at South Coast Plaza Scheduled To Open December 10th

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • December 2, 2009
AnQi, the restaurant by the family behind Crustacean of Beverly Hills, is scheduled to open next week, December 10th, next to Charlie Palmers at Bloomingdales South Coast Plaza. But there was something going on there tonight and as I type this. I...
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