Revisiting a Review: What Happened to True Food Kitchen's Chicken?

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • January 24, 2011
Before I ate there, you would've found me in the camp of skeptics on True Food Kitchen. Like I mentioned in the review I wrote, it was that presumptuous name and the tie-in with, of all people, a physician. But the food turned out to transcend the...
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