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It’s no secret that Wing Nin Noodle has been a fixture in Hong Kong’s dining scene since its establishment in the 1950s. Boasting three branches in town, this restaurant is known for its excellent selection of traditional ingredients and noodles that captures the essence of Hong Kong flavours. Whether it’s the chive dumplings, beef tendon, pig intestines or chicken wings, everything here is freshly made and skillfully executed with the finest cooking techniques. Don’t forget to pair your bowl of noodles with their signature milk tea! It boasts a silky-smooth texture and will leave you with a rich, lingering taste.
Made in Hong Kong was once world-famous. But now it s disappearing from Australian shops
ABC Business 13/02/2021 By Wing Kuang © Provided by ABC Business The Made in Hong Kong label was once an immense source of pride. (ABC News: GFX/Jarrod Fankhauser)
It was a photo of a Hong Kong-made, round-neck undershirt on Instagram that brought back memories of Jennifer Cheung s late father.
Peter Ping Cheung was a sailor who arrived in Australia after World War II.
His name remains on a memorial for Chinese servicemen in Sydney s Chinatown, in remembrance of Mr Cheung s dedication to helping Chinese migrants who suffered under the White Australia Policy.
Try These Houston Chinatown Restaurants ASAP Thrillist 2/10/2021 © Photo by Mai Pham
A sprawling network of individual businesses and strip malls centered along Bellaire Boulevard between Ranchester and Beltway 8, Houston’s Chinatown may not bear a resemblance to its counterparts in New York City and Los Angeles, but it was affected by COVID-19 just the same. Well before the city went into lockdown in late March, Chinese restaurants were hit hard, with some businesses seeing as much as a 90% decline in sales. A year later, the restaurants that persevered are still regaining their footing, and it’s up to us to do our part. With Chinese New Year upon us, let s usher in the Year of the Ox with a visit to our favorite Chinatown establishments, starting with these.
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