Myung Dong Kal Guk Su Closes In Tustin; Replaced by Ye Dang Korean Restaurant

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • April 11, 2013
The signs were literally there that Myung Dong Kal Guk Su wasn't doing so well at the location it took up from the former Jamillah Garden in Tustin. A few years ago, the Korean knife-cut noodle peddler, which has a successful store in Anaheim,...
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