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Oak & Coal in Costa Mesa is the “Americanized” Version of a Yakitori Restaurant, and That is a Good Thing (For You Noobs)

by Greg TaniguchiJuly 1, 2017March 10, 2020

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Exploring and Learning about Japanese Food and Culture on the West Coast.