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New 17,000 SQFT Tokyo Central Store in Irvine Opens A New Front in the Asian Grocery Wars

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The scene at the newly opened Tokyo Central in Irvine's Heritage Plaza was a picture of commercial success. Despite the grand opening having concluded weeks earlier, the aisles were bustling, and the "grab and go" sushi counter was nearly wiped clean by the afternoon. An employee, rushing to restock the hot buffet, declared the weekday […]

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