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    for its culture such as art galleries, museums, broadway, theaters, music, concert hall, zoos… Chinatown The largest Chinatown in the United States is located in New York City. Home to Chinese immigrants in New York, it becomes an important destination for tourists from all over the world. Populated with Chinese cultures, markets, stores and restaurants, the streets are always packed and crowded. The buildings in Chinatown are squeezed together to provide accommodation to the growing…

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    My Thanksgiving vacation could have been more enjoyable. I did very much working over break. Starting from the beginning, on Tuesday after they released us from school, I drove all the way down to Des Moines because I had to work. I am employed at the Des Moines Buccaneers Hockey Arena. My sister Kaylee and I work in the Pirates cove. Buccaneer clothing can be purchased in the cove. It’s a USHL hockey league that boys from ages 16 to 19 play in for scholarships to colleges they have signed to.…

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    The company sets out to be the best Chinese food that serve food quick and always have consistent taste in each of the servings. Chick – Bye also provides spices for the local customers to fit their personal needs. The reason why Chick-bye was created is because the people in Indonesia prefer to eat unhealthy food such as McDonalds, Burger King rather than healthy Chinese food, we as the founders of Chick-bye wants to change how Indonesians look at healthy Chinese food, how it is affordable to…

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    Chinese Food Analysis

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    Chinese food is the most popular food in the world. More and more people from different countries know more about China because of Chinese food. In the article sunshine and water in China by Zhe Xing, the author said if there is any city with more than 50 thousand people, they must have Chinese people as well as Chinese restaurants.(Zhe 2013). Chinese food is more than 5000 years old, and it has special rules.There are five ways to judge a traditional Chinese food: color, smell, taste, meaning,…

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    ‘When the Chinese prepare a meal, they always have a Yin-Yang point of view. If a dish or two is heaty, Yang, there is always another dish that is cooling, Yin, to complement it and to maintain a Yin and Yang balance,’ said my friend’s mom whom I have interviewed about her perception on the idea of Yin and Yang. In my friend’s point of view, 'Yang is male and Yin is his counterpart. This may be arguable for the minority but it is true for most people’. ‘Yin represents the winter, the cold,…

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    show them my culture. I invited people to sleepover at my house, and my parents prepared traditional Chinese food. I taught them how to do Chinese paper cutting. They love the activities, and were able to experience an entire different culture without buying an expensive plane ticket. Afterwards, there were two American girls always came to my house during the weekend to learn how to cook Chinese food from my…

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    immigrated to the United States at the age of thirteen. As a result of mainly eating Chinese cuisine, especially white rice on a daily basis for over ten years, I have gained a special feeling of it. From my personal perspective, white rice can further symbolize my Chinese identity. Nevertheless, I have also adapted to the American cuisine with my years of living in this country. For me, meanwhile eating my own Chinese traditional food gives me the sense of comfort and reduces my deep…

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    Mexican Food In America

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    anti-Chinese immigration sentiments and current anti-Mexican immigration sentiments in America. Moreover, since food and culture are inextricably intertwined, the stereotypes many Americans have for immigrants is reflected in how Americans treat and perceive immigrants’ cultural cuisine. As stated in the film The Search for General Tso, authentic Chinese food was considered scary and unappealing when Chinese-American relations were tense, but when positive diplomacy was reinstated, the cuisine…

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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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    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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