Review: Dun Huang brings mostly familiar flavors to Irvine’s Diamond Jamboree

Critic Brad A. Johnson says Dun Huang doesn’t really add anything new to the local Chinese dining scene, but it is a welcome addition to Irvine’s Diamond Jamboree.
Brad A. Johnson • Orange County Register • April 28, 2021
A new Chinese restaurant recently opened at Irvine’s Diamond Jamboree. Dun Huang is the ninth location of a New York-based restaurant chain focused on northwestern-style Chinese food. Dunhuang is a city in China’s northwestern Gansu Province, next...
The full article can be read on the Orange County Register website.

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