The Stepson Also Rises the Sushi-Bar Stardom at Nana San

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • September 17, 2009
The Stepson Also RisesAt Nana San, sushi chef Goro Sakurai carries on the family tradition with style, taste and precision More than any other type of business, sushi bars are about cultivated relationships. If you, gentle reader, are a...
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