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February 8, 2012
You Can Now Get General Tso's Chicken in Beijing
jeffreyw/FlickrIf General Tso's chicken is beloved in Stockton, why not Shanghai as well? Now that you can find American-style sushi in Tokyo and chai lattes in Milan, why not chop suey and General Tso's chicken in Beijing? (Side note: You realize those aren't actual Chinese dishes, don't you?) ... More >>
Dining
November 9, 2011
Beijing's FishEye Café Serves Ritual Roasters Coffee
jeffreyw/FlickrIf General Tso's chicken is beloved in Stockton, why not Shanghai as well? Now that you can find American-style sushi in Tokyo and chai lattes in Milan, why not chop suey and General Tso's chicken in Beijing? (Side note: You realize those aren't actual Chinese dishes, don't you?) ... More >>
Blogs
August 10, 2011
The Eels' Mr. E on Becoming Jimmy Page's Hero, Playing in China, and Making Difficult Albums
Eels Before Girls' Christopher Owens, there was another rock star whose curiously tragic backstory prefaced any mention of his name. Mark E Everett, or Mr. E, of The Eels is undoubtedly one of the most interesting rock stars around. Despite his reclusive demeanor, often hiding like the Unabo ... More >>
Blogs
August 5, 2011
Chinatown Newspapers Won't Give You the Real Story Behind Mayor Ed Lee
If you take a walk in Chinatown on a weekday morning, you'll notice that many of the little old ladies have newspapers sticking out of their grocery bags, and the guys noshing on their morning congee are poring over the papers. But they're not reading the Chron or the Examiner, or even SF Wee ... More >>
Blogs
July 6, 2011
Cisco Welcomes Its New Chinese Overlords
Remember the good ol' days, when companies that did terrible things tried to hide their behavior? Those days are gone. Just witness the American technology companies shamelessly scrambling to get in on a government project in China that is almost certainly designed to help the repressive regime s ... More >>
Blogs
June 9, 2011
Becky Selengut Teaches How to Pick and Cook Good Fish
Becky Selengut, a cooking teacher and food writer based in Seattle, is coming to San Francisco this weekend to speak about and cook from her new book, Good Fish: Sustainable Seafood Recipes from the Seafood Coast. On Saturday morning, she will be doing a cooking demo at the Ferry Plaza Farmers ... More >>
Blogs
June 2, 2011
Family Farms in Trouble, More Groupon Backlash, Dog for Dinner
Today's notes on national stories, local trends, random tastes, and other bycatch dredged up from the food media. Jonathan Kauffman is out this week, so Jesse Hirsch is filling in on Talking Points. Teamwork! 1. Small Farms Keep Struggling. There is so much farmer love here in the Bay that we ma ... More >>
Blogs
June 1, 2011
Get Your Ass to Oakland for: Shan Dong's Sesame Paste Hand Made Noodles
Jonas Madden-ConnorNoodle-y Goodness.There's not much to say about Shan Dong's Sesame Paste Hand Cut Noodles other than: EAT THEM NOW. But okay, we'll try. Tucked in Oakland's bustling Chinatown, Shan Dong is tiny and unassuming.* However, what lies inside is pure happiness in the form of han ... More >>
Blogs
February 25, 2011
Ovens Go Cold at Specialty's as China Basin Cafe Shutters
inju/FlickrKnown for its hulking cookies, Specialty's says it couldn't negotiate a lease renewal with its China Basin landlord.Something happened today that's just about as rare as snowfall in Dolores Park: A Specialty's Cafe closed. Just after noon today, workers at the Specialty's at 185 ... More >>
Calendar
February 16, 2011
To Preserve and Protect
inju/FlickrKnown for its hulking cookies, Specialty's says it couldn't negotiate a lease renewal with its China Basin landlord.Something happened today that's just about as rare as snowfall in Dolores Park: A Specialty's Cafe closed. Just after noon today, workers at the Specialty's at 185 ... More >>
Blogs
October 8, 2010
Last Call for the Chinatown Night Market
Luis ChongSmaller than some night markets, but a good source for boba teas and knickknacks.October 9 is the last scheduled evening for the Chinatown Night Market Fair. This small night market pales in comparison to the huge multiblock events of Vancouver, Hong Kong, mainland China, and many o ... More >>
Calendar
September 1, 2010
Paintings of Industry
Luis ChongSmaller than some night markets, but a good source for boba teas and knickknacks.October 9 is the last scheduled evening for the Chinatown Night Market Fair. This small night market pales in comparison to the huge multiblock events of Vancouver, Hong Kong, mainland China, and many o ... More >>
Blogs
July 30, 2010
Has the Android Data-Stealing Scandal Been Overcooked?
Are Android phones like this stealing your personal information?The tech world has been buzzing with news that a San Francisco firm, Lookout Mobile Security, has discovered that wallpaper applications used by millions of phones with Google's Android operating system send subscribers' information ... More >>
Blogs
April 30, 2010
Noodle Fest: Bringing Black Bean Sauce and Bolognese Together
On Sunday, North Beach and Chinatown restaurants come together to honor Marco Polo's putative gift from China to Italy: the noodle. Two full blocks on the border between the two neighborhoods will be blocked off to traffic, and 30 participating restaurants will set up stands to demonstrate their ... More >>
Blogs
January 12, 2010
Google's Iron Curtain: Are Chinese Government Hackers Responsible?
In a monumental statement earlier today, Mountain View based Google announced that they were no longer censoring their search results in China -- and that if the Chinese government did not agree to these non-censored search results this would lead to a Google pull-out."We have evidence to suggest th ... More >>
Calendar
October 7, 2009
Curried Favors
In a monumental statement earlier today, Mountain View based Google announced that they were no longer censoring their search results in China -- and that if the Chinese government did not agree to these non-censored search results this would lead to a Google pull-out."We have evidence to suggest th ... More >>
Culture
September 2, 2009
Found in Translation
Margaret Jenkins Dance Company uses the international language of movement to communicate with Chinese collaborators.
Blogs
May 26, 2009
Morning Buzz: A Foodie Day Planner
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Let's do lunch: Explore northern China by way of the Outer Sunset: SF Weekly food critic Meredith Brody says seek out the lamb with chives and onion pancake at Old Mandarin Islamic (3132 Vicente at 42nd Ave., 564-3481). Drink therapy: Insulate yourself from the fog's chill ( ... More >>
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November 12, 2008
Kings of Hip-Hop
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Let's do lunch: Explore northern China by way of the Outer Sunset: SF Weekly food critic Meredith Brody says seek out the lamb with chives and onion pancake at Old Mandarin Islamic (3132 Vicente at 42nd Ave., 564-3481). Drink therapy: Insulate yourself from the fog's chill ( ... More >>
Calendar
October 15, 2008
Crossing Cultures
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Let's do lunch: Explore northern China by way of the Outer Sunset: SF Weekly food critic Meredith Brody says seek out the lamb with chives and onion pancake at Old Mandarin Islamic (3132 Vicente at 42nd Ave., 564-3481). Drink therapy: Insulate yourself from the fog's chill ( ... More >>
Calendar
July 23, 2008
The Gods Must Be Angry
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Let's do lunch: Explore northern China by way of the Outer Sunset: SF Weekly food critic Meredith Brody says seek out the lamb with chives and onion pancake at Old Mandarin Islamic (3132 Vicente at 42nd Ave., 564-3481). Drink therapy: Insulate yourself from the fog's chill ( ... More >>
Calendar
June 11, 2008
Without a Paddle
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Let's do lunch: Explore northern China by way of the Outer Sunset: SF Weekly food critic Meredith Brody says seek out the lamb with chives and onion pancake at Old Mandarin Islamic (3132 Vicente at 42nd Ave., 564-3481). Drink therapy: Insulate yourself from the fog's chill ( ... More >>
Blogs
March 25, 2008
Eggers NYT OpEd: Debate Over Torch Heats Up
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Let's do lunch: Explore northern China by way of the Outer Sunset: SF Weekly food critic Meredith Brody says seek out the lamb with chives and onion pancake at Old Mandarin Islamic (3132 Vicente at 42nd Ave., 564-3481). Drink therapy: Insulate yourself from the fog's chill ( ... More >>
Calendar
March 12, 2008
Nuns Without Rulers
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Let's do lunch: Explore northern China by way of the Outer Sunset: SF Weekly food critic Meredith Brody says seek out the lamb with chives and onion pancake at Old Mandarin Islamic (3132 Vicente at 42nd Ave., 564-3481). Drink therapy: Insulate yourself from the fog's chill ( ... More >>
Calendar
February 20, 2008
Parade Grounds
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Let's do lunch: Explore northern China by way of the Outer Sunset: SF Weekly food critic Meredith Brody says seek out the lamb with chives and onion pancake at Old Mandarin Islamic (3132 Vicente at 42nd Ave., 564-3481). Drink therapy: Insulate yourself from the fog's chill ( ... More >>
News
January 16, 2008
Fighting Oxbow Singer Gets Props; Fat! So? Author Says Bouncer a 'Weight Bigot' in SF Weekly Letters
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Let's do lunch: Explore northern China by way of the Outer Sunset: SF Weekly food critic Meredith Brody says seek out the lamb with chives and onion pancake at Old Mandarin Islamic (3132 Vicente at 42nd Ave., 564-3481). Drink therapy: Insulate yourself from the fog's chill ( ... More >>
Blogs
July 20, 2007
Rat Shit and Dinner: The Dirtiest Eats in SF
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Let's do lunch: Explore northern China by way of the Outer Sunset: SF Weekly food critic Meredith Brody says seek out the lamb with chives and onion pancake at Old Mandarin Islamic (3132 Vicente at 42nd Ave., 564-3481). Drink therapy: Insulate yourself from the fog's chill ( ... More >>
Dining
June 7, 2006
Got Hot Pot?
Dining's an adventure at S.F.'s only Muslim-style Chinese
Film
May 3, 2006
Technicolor Yuan
China's most expensive film looks lovely but feels empty
Film
March 15, 2006
Repertory Film Listings
China's most expensive film looks lovely but feels empty
Culture
March 30, 2005
Socialist Pop
In Sui Jianguo's universe, Michelango and Mao speak the same language
Calendar
February 16, 2005
Chinatown's Blowout
When dragons invade San Francisco
Calendar
June 30, 2004
The Rockets' Red Glare
Where to catch cool fireworks shows around town
Film
March 3, 2004
Reps Etc.
Where to catch cool fireworks shows around town
Calendar
January 28, 2004
Painted Ladies
Antique ads from old Shanghai
Dining
January 28, 2004
Hot Stuff
The best Sichuan food in the Bay Area comes from a modest place in Albany
Film
August 20, 2003
Reps Etc.
The best Sichuan food in the Bay Area comes from a modest place in Albany
Film
August 13, 2003
Reps Etc.
The best Sichuan food in the Bay Area comes from a modest place in Albany
Calendar
August 6, 2003
Rite of Night
The best Sichuan food in the Bay Area comes from a modest place in Albany
Film
June 18, 2003
Reps Etc.
The best Sichuan food in the Bay Area comes from a modest place in Albany
Culture
May 21, 2003
All Boxed In
Amy Lam's memory boxes use common objects to reveal family history
Best of San Francisco
May 23, 2001
Best Mediterranean Restaurant
42 Degrees
Best of San Francisco
May 17, 2000
Best Chinese Antiquities
Han Palace Fine Arts
News
March 15, 2000
Spiritual CULTivation
In China, Falun Gong practitioners are beaten and persecuted, so the U.S. is granting them asylum. But is this movement as harmless as it seems?
News
June 24, 1998
Dog Bites
In China, Falun Gong practitioners are beaten and persecuted, so the U.S. is granting them asylum. But is this movement as harmless as it seems?
News
October 1, 1997
Foul Ball
The Giants' new stadium site is almost certainly seeping a stew of toxic chemicals into the bay. Why doesn't the government care?
Film
March 5, 1997
Journey to the East
A complete guide to the 15th San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival
Dining
December 25, 1996
At the Stir-Fry Cafe
Firecracker's Chinese food tastes great and is less oily
News
December 11, 1996
Chinatown Ghost Story
A history of grand movie theaters haunts a commercialized neighborhood
Dining
June 14, 1995
Dish
A history of grand movie theaters haunts a commercialized neighborhood
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