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  1. Dough Zone, a Chinese restaurant in downtown Berkeley is spacious, affordable, and seriously good--with great noodles and dumplings!

    I tried the chicken potstickers, the green onion soy sauce noodles, and the pork xiao long bao.

    The chewy, savory dough was the star of the show.

    Read my full blog post here:

    bayareaexploreer.blogspot.com/

    #food #california #blogpost #BerkeleyFood #EastBayEats #BayAreaFood #BayAreaEats #ChineseFood #Foodie

  2. #MeatlessMonday

    Fried 3 assorted #SnowPeas with garlic & some #MustardGreens that bolted, from our #food gardens - #GardenToTable

    Fried #tofu with #SoyaSauce, #garlic & #lemongrass.

    Eating with steamed jasmine rice. Fresh strawberries from garden with locally made vanilla ice cream for dessert. Jasmine tea & half a glass of orange juice, for my drinks. Not pictured.

    We're omnivores but have at least 1-2 meatless lunch & dinner days every week.

    #AsianMastodon #dinner #Vegan #AsianFood #EthnicEats #CulturalFood #POCfoods #Homecooked #ChineseFood #TootSEA #HealthyFriedFoods

  3. #KTVU2 #AAPI #SF #Chinatown #ChineseFood #ChineseRestaurants

    Just discovered this morning that KTVU has a dedicated AAPI webpage that you can find below.

    There are not a lot of stories/articles presented there but what is there is very interesting & inciteful to me, as it should be to anyone interested in the Chinese American experience.

    My favorite is Amber Lee's "Chinatown" which provides a unique "insiders" look into SF Chinatown -- it's history & it's restaurants & style of cooking Chinese food (which is unique to SF).

    ktvu.com/video/1227370

    Watching it brought back a lot of memories for me, particularly the banquets that my family held in the 50-60's at The Far East Cafe (in the video) & Shanghai Low Restaurant (long gone).

    Of historical note are the video re: Bruce Lee's roots in SF (the Chinese Historical Society in SF is holding a special exhibit re: Bruce now) & the article re: Iris Chang's book, The "Rape of Nanking" (a copy of which is sitting on my bookshelf).

    See: ktvu.com/shows/aapi