Miyabi, A New “Japanese Grill and Shabu Shabu”, To Take Over Sushilicious Space in Irvine

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • April 8, 2013
When Sushilicious took over the space that Gen Kai left behind at the shopping center across from Irvine Valley College three years ago, it seemed to have a lot of promise. Here was another revolving sushi restaurant that would be cheap enough to...
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