It warmed my heart : How a tiny California town rallied to save its Chinese restaurant Share Updated: 12:24 PM CDT Apr 13, 2021 By Ashley Harrell/SF Gate Ashley Harrell SOURCE: Ashley Harrell Share Updated: 12:24 PM CDT Apr 13, 2021 By Ashley Harrell/SF Gate Jenny Wu is trying to give me a lot of stuff for free. She s the owner of The Red Pearl, a beloved Chinese restaurant in downtown Boulder Creek, the gateway to what s left of Big Basin Redwoods State Park. Wu lost her house in the 2020 CZU Lightning Complex fires and temporarily shuttered her restaurant due to the fires and pandemic, and recently her business was robbed. But here she is, shoving extra egg rolls in with my order, and dashing across the restaurant to the refrigerator, insisting I take a soda, or how about two? No charge.It s not just me she does this for. Wu simply loves to feed people, to give more than she gets. She s been running h
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It warmed my heart : How a tiny Calif. town rallied to save its Chinese restaurant
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Jenny Wu, owner of The Red Pearl.Ashley Harrell
Jenny Wu is trying to give me a lot of stuff for free. She’s the owner of The Red Pearl, a beloved Chinese restaurant in downtown Boulder Creek, the gateway to what’s left of Big Basin Redwoods State Park. Wu lost her house in the 2020 CZU Lightning Complex fires and temporarily shuttered her restaurant due to the fires and pandemic, and recently her business was robbed. But here she is, shoving extra egg rolls in with my order, and dashing across the restaurant to the refrigerator, insisting I take a soda, or how about two? No charge.