King Genghiskhan Japanese Bar. B. Q. Buffet House in Cypress Closes

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • April 20, 2010
King Genghiskhan Japanese Bar. B. Q. Buffet House in Cypress is closed. If it doesn't ring a bell, Genghiskhan was located directly across from Forest Lawn. When it debuted long ago, it was, I believe, one of only a few DIY tabletop BBQ joints in...
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