#chinatown

#chinatown

San Francisco's Chinatown was the center of much anti-Asian violence during the pandemic, leading to residents feeling unsafe walking down the street.

Yue Wa is one of the last remaining markets in Chinatown, serving the neighborhood's vulnerable residents with affordable groceries and a sense of community for 18 years.

Mayor Adams emphasized the importance of local support during his campaign in Chinatown, highlighting his frequent visits and connection to the community. 'I am not just your mayor, I’m your brother,' he stated, reinforcing his ties to the voters.

Broadway Cuisine in Chinatown, which was damaged by an alleged arson fire in February, is reopening today, July 11, after five months of remodeling and restoration.

Chinese restaurants in San Francisco's Chinatown pioneered dishes that appeal to Americans, merging traditional recipes with local ingredients and new tastes to create a distinct cuisine.

Chinatown is one of the best and cheapest places to eat in New York City, where I did a mini food crawl, savoring viral dishes for under $20.

Owner Xiaoxiao Wang has infused the menu with the riot of spicy flavours of Sichuan cuisine, while adding innovative twists inspired by his childhood and international influences.

"It's a lifetime of collecting ideas," she says, highlighting her longstanding aspiration to create a space dedicated to Chinese food and wine.

The Special Breakfast Sandwich from Devil's Teeth is a local celebrity on par with Steve Kerr or the giant rabbit that rolls around downtown.

Chinatown is profoundly queer—not just in identity, but in existence. Its queerness stands as an act of defiance against racism, displacement, and corporate encroachment.

"We had really good talks with all my suppliers and my shipper, and we all think we should hold my shipment a little bit," Yu said.

The melting point of every chocolate is slightly different. First, the white chocolate melts, so you get this tart pucker of yuzu. Then you have the milk chocolate.

The staggering 145% import tax on goods from China is already making it harder for Asian American businesses to survive and for working families to afford what they need.