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8 stories on food across film, TV, music, fashion, food, and diaspora culture.
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Chef Aarthi Sampath opens Drāvida at 211 1st Avenue in Manhattan's East Village, serving diaspora cuisines from India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Nepal, Trinidad, Guyana, and beyond in a restored century-old building.
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Yonhap interviews chef Austin Kang about MLB Breakfast Club at his Seoul restaurant Mukjung, blending American sports viewing with Korean-Mexican brunch dishes named after players.
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CNBC reports that as shopper interest in Asian food grows, large retailers including Whole Foods and Target are stocking more Asian grocery items in pursuit of a one-stop-shop experience.
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CBS Sacramento reports the return of the AAPI Night Market on Capitol Mall, billed as part of the city's largest Asian American and Pacific Islander celebration.
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Mass Market Retailers reports T&T Supermarket opening its first California location in San Jose on June 18, marking the Canadian Asian grocer's U.S. expansion into Silicon Valley.
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The 2026 Sacramento Valley Korean Culture Festival ran May 30 at KP International Market in Rancho Cordova with free admission, K-pop finals, taekwondo demos, and food vendors across six hours of programming.
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CBS Baltimore profiles Kimberly Kong, known as Nomtastic Kim, and her #100AsianRestaurantsInMaryland series spotlighting mom-and-pop Asian eateries statewide.
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Food & Wine breaks down velveting, a Chinese prep method aimed at tender, silky meat and seafood, with chef Buddha Lo cited in the coverage.
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