Bari Bari BBQ to Replace Yoshino in Tustin

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • June 2, 2009
If you've driven by on Tustin's Newport Blvd., you'd notice that the building that once occupied Yoshino has been vacant for months. But today, I saw what you see above: a hastily spray painted sign guided by stencil, which says “BARI BARI BBQ...
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