Upon researching the Gwinnett area, I’ve found it bit difficult to locate particular places, regarding the topic. It is disappointing, as I lacked time to explore and experience many sites. However, I do recall places I’ve visited often within the Gwinnett County, which are associated with the following regions; …show more content…
Whereas, few of the East Asia and South Asia are drawn to clothing departments and Sub-Saharan African are of place of worship. Due to my appreciation of food, I included just one of the many places. The list covers; Korean (the Pacific) restaurants (Korean BBQ), bakeries (Mozart Bakery), grocery store (H-Mart) and café (Boba Mocha), numerous Vietnamese (East Asia) restaurants (Pho Dai Loi), Caribbean grocery store (Farmer’s Market) and restaurants (Jamaica- Kool Running restaurant, Mexican- Chipotle), Pakistan (South Asia) restaurants (Asma’s Cuisine) and along with clothing outlets found in the Sugarloaf mall. Also, occasionally I attend a Sub-Saharan African church in Norcross called the International Central Gospel Church. Although this resource was quite the thrill, it’s a setback, that I couldn’t tackle the other regions. Honestly, though I’m unfamiliar with Gwinnett County or Georgia in total, I do believe that most European (Eastern and Western), Central and South American stores/reactants/sites are found in Atlanta metro area, due to their style and directed