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    While Korea's first record of immigration was during the 1800s, their immigration was only in small amounts, and only really started during the early 1900s. By 1900, 23 thousand Koreans were living in maritime provinces, this was largely due to the Chinese Exclusion act of 1882, which created a need for labourers in the United States. Korean Immigration History The first major Korean immigration wave was in 1903. Hawaii, which at the time was not part of the United States, needed labourers…

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    immigrants who are seeking a better life in America, oftentimes have trouble assimilating within the culture. They face things like discrimination and fear of deportation, if they arrive in the United States illegally. The struggle between immigrants and Americans has gone back for centuries, as the two have tried for years to find compromises in living together in one country. The government made efforts after the Civil War and during World War I against immigrants. For example, Congress became…

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    Top Rated Somerset, NJ Nightlife: Best Restaurants, Bars and Clubs Meta Description: Somerset, New Jersey has a great nightlife scene full with excellent restaurants and bars. Meta Keywords: Somerset restaurants, Dining in Somerset, Somerset bars, Nightlife in Somerset Somerset’s Top Restaurants and Bars Somerset, New Jersey, located near the center of the state, has its own special nightlife scene. With great, unpretentious restaurants serving great food with the level of gracious…

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    There are a wide variety of food that are significant to Chinese New Year (CNY). The foods served on CNY is a combination of symbols and sumptuous flavours. The dishes served during CNY suggests wealth, luck and splendour by the way of their appearance or because they rhyme with certain auspicious Chinese words. Proportions are generous as customs dictates that one should not be stint at the festive table as abundance brings luck. (Moey, 2006, p. 10) Before I started writing, I interviewed two…

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    The main flavor for Filipinos is umami, which is a rich, savory, and meaty flavor. The main way that Filipinos make such flavor is via the use of patis, which is a clear amber-colored fish sauce. Jannine says that Filipinos used patis as often as Chinese use soy sauce. Jannine says that Filipinos also eat a lot of meat and seafood. From the interview, I get the feeling that meat is complementary foods for Filipinos since Jannine says that almost all Filipinos main dishes have meat in them. In…

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    The remix is not an unfamiliar word to us; most people know it is a part of a larger process of adaptation. A remix involves many resources by adding, removing and changing the original parts like the modes, genres, and materials into something completely different or opposite. Remix is everywhere it could be movies, and music or even pizza. This food, which is pizza has gone beyond the language and culture barrier, acceptance by the national consumers. But this food actually comes from where…

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    Evans BIS 257: Asian American Studies Book Report November 25, 2015 In From Canton Restaurant to Panda Express: A History of Chinese Food in the United States, Haiming Liu describes the evolution of Chinese food in America and the progressive journey of how it became the globally recognized phenomenon it is today. Liu provides an in depth description of the struggle early immigrants went through being immersed in American culture, as well as the fundamental role Chinese food played in their…

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    In today’s routine, it is pretty common to find an Asian cuisine restaurant or more specifically the popular Chinese food. Somethings isn’t there question of how Chinese food boom in the United States. Before food comes is the people that have that ethnicity. The most of the first Chinese came to the United States during the Gold Rush. They went to build the railroads, and developed the agricultural industry. Now that the US constitution makes everything else being equal, people from all over…

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    the foodways of Japanese-Americans, and how they differ from Japanese traditions. To learn more about this, we were assigned four readings. The first one, “Japan: Japanese Food”, by Ayako Yoshimura explains the diffusion of Japanese foodways into America. She starts by describing how Japanese people entered the United States, which occurred when the Edo seclusion policy was nullified, allowing people to migrate in order to find work. A large percentage flocked to American soils where they were…

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    ethnic groups live here, and these groups make The United State has varied cuisine more than other countries. Last summer, I experienced a conflict with my couple Caucasian customers at my uncle 's restaurant. My uncle is a chef at his Vietnamese restaurant. He loves to cook, and he has studied to become a good cook. He used to work for a lot of restaurants with different type of menus such as Western, Latino, Chinese, Thai, Indian, and Japanese. Because of loving cooking, especially…

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