Fountain Valley's Peruvian Kitchen Moves to Irvine

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • July 27, 2008
So here's what happened since we last checked in: Lima City (a Peruvian food stall in an Irvine food court I previously reviewed) is gone, replaced by Peruvian Kitchen, who moved out from its Fountain Valley digs, which is now occupied by another...
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