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A Flyer of “Sing High” Chinese Restaurant Flyer. |
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Dea H. Toy (關崇瓊)
opened his “Shangri-La” Chinese restaurant in Phoenix in the
1950s
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Jerry Lee and his
“Ming
Yuan”
Chinese restaurant
in Tucson in the 1950s.
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1970年代，伍錦泰在Show Low鎮開設的中餐館。 |
Jintai Wu (伍錦泰)
opened the “Ya Zhou Yuan”
Chinese restaurant in Show Low, Arizona in the 1970s.
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1970年代，鄺天權在亞省旗桿鎮開設的中餐館。
Tianquan Kuan (鄭天權)
opened the “Golden Star” Chinese restaurant in Flagstaff,
Arizona in the
1970s.
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“China Doll,” owned by Haoshu Deng (鄧浩樹)
of Phoenix, was the largest Chinese restaurant in Arizona in the
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1970年代，關啟光開設了＂長城酒家＂，至今天仍由華人經營。
Qiguang Guan (關啓光)
and Manying Fu (符曼英)
couple opened the “Great Wall” Chinese restaurant in Phoenix in
the 1970s, and it is still in business today after changing
hands several times.
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Former owner of the “Great Wall” Chinese restaurant, Qiguang
Guan (關啓光)
and Manying Fu (符曼英)
couple. |
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During the 1980s and 1990s Chinese restaurant boom periods,
there had been
6 namesake “Fortune Cookie” Chinese restaurants in Greater
Phoenix.
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Till 2000, there were nearly 400 Chinese restaurants in Greater
Phoenix, and most of them were members of Chinese Restaurant
Association of Arizona (CRAA).
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1900-1940，鳳凰城共有75間由華人開設的雜貨店 |
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From 1900 to 1940, Chinese-Americans in Phoenix opened a total
of 75 grocery stores |
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List of Chinese grocery stores in Phoenix from 1900
to 1940.
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There were 99 grocery stores in Greater Phoenix in
the 1960s.
鄧泮林的大連鎖店
Foodarama.
Poster of the Deng Family’s “Foodarama” supermarket
in the 1970s: woman with shopping cart and
“Foodarama” employee.
1970s
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Edmund Tang (鄧達明)
and his grocery store in the 1970s.
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Phoenix Chinese Cultural Center in the 1990s. |
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