Pizza Hut feasts and improvised altars: lunar new year in Australia’s small town Chinese restaurants

They’re normally behind the wok or taking orders, year-round. But when it’s time to celebrate, these Chinese restaurant families create their own traditionsTwo things are certain at Chinese restaurants in Australian country towns: you’ll find lemon chicken on the menu and the restaurant is open almost every day.In the 1960s and 70s, Ruby Lee’s parents ran the Pagoda Cafe in Burleigh Heads, a surf town in Queensland. They worked 14-hour days and opened the restaurant year-round, even Christmas. When they did eventually close for one day a year, it was for lunar new year. Continue reading...


3 w.
Culture
ID: 3784590613937534684


Similar News expand_more


Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Culture
Culture
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Culture
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Culture
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Real Estate
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Culture
Entertainment
Culture
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Culture
Culture
Entertainment
Entertainment
Add Watch Country

arrow_drop_down