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Expand your horizons with these variations on Chinese food in San Francisco
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Dishes from Old Mandarin Islamic Restaurant: hot braised lamb riblets, upper left corner, brisket lamb noodle soup, middle, and cumin lamb stir fry, upper right.Nicola Parisi/Special to SFGATEShow MoreShow Less
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A specialty of Old Mandarin Islamic Restaurant, dumplings with ground beef, shrimp, egg and chives.Nicola Parisi/Special to SFGATEShow MoreShow Less
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The parklet out front of Old Mandarin Islamic Restaurant.Nicola Parisi/Special to SFGATEShow MoreShow Less
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Old Mandarin Islamic Restaurant s facade, left, and Shuai Yang, hanging a lantern in their outdoor seating area, right.Nicola Parisi/Special to SFGATEShow MoreShow Less
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Curious case of Aravind Adiga as a famous literary recluse: Booker-winning author is anomaly in publishing world In an inversion of the mantra that marketing is a necessary evil, the bane of an author’s existence that ultimately has its reward, Adiga refuses to do too much publicity around his books, often to the chagrin of his publishers. Nawaid Anjum February 16, 2021 11:04:58 IST Aravind Adiga. Photo by Fernando Morales
Aravind Adiga, the Booker Prize-winning author of
The White Tiger (2008), has always struck me as India’s most famous literary recluse, an anomaly in the modern publishing world where the order of the day seems to be: Publicise