Nana San Open. Already winning raves.

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • August 19, 2009
Nana San, the restaurant that the original Ango Tei folks were developing in Newport Beach, has now been open for a little more than two weeks. And from the looks of the comments on the post that I published a month ago about it, it's a...
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