DX Peruvian Closes in Santa Ana; Inka Mama's Takes Over

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • March 14, 2013
DX Peruvian–the restaurant at the corner of Bristol and Sunflower next to Bella Cuba and technically in Santa Ana although it's directly across from South Coast Plaza–has closed and now become the fourth branch of Inka Mama's. The switch-over...
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