Kitima in Irvine To Try Out Sausage Concept Next Week

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • February 13, 2014
Our anonymous tipster has some news about Kitima, the Thai restaurant owned by Mick and Megan Schepers of Mick's Karma Bar that has become more or less forgotten by folks as they stand in line for a Karma Burger next door. Next week The Schepers...
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