Genghis Grill Named 2002 Hot Concept

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Dallas--Genghis Grill has been named a 2002 Hot Concept Award winner by Nation's Restaurant News. This award honors on-the-rise concepts that develop forward-thinking, cutting-edge operations with strong consumer appeal. The company will accept the award in May. -Genghis Grill

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