Popular upscale Asian restaurant known for its dumplings to open inside OC mall
Lifestyle Popular upscale Asian restaurant known for its dumplings to open inside OC mall By Katie Jerkovich Published July 25, 2026, 12:55 p.m. Add The California Post on Google One of the world’s most beloved Asian restaurant chains is expanding in Southern California, with a massive new Orange County location set to open next month — bringing hundreds of jobs with it. Din Tai Fung announced Friday that its newest restaurant will debut at 1401 Brea Mall Lane in Brea on Aug.
- ▪Lifestyle Popular upscale Asian restaurant known for its dumplings to open inside OC mall By Katie Jerkovich Published July 25, 2026, 12:55 p.m.
- ▪Add The California Post on Google One of the world’s most beloved Asian restaurant chains is expanding in Southern California, with a massive new Orange County location set to open next month — bringing hundreds of jobs with it.
- ▪Din Tai Fung announced Friday that its newest restaurant will debut at 1401 Brea Mall Lane in Brea on Aug.
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