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1. Canton Restaurant and Chinese Forty- niners
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
- NOTE ON ROMANIZATION xi
- INTRODUCTION 1
- 1. Canton Restaurant and Chinese Forty- niners 8
- 2. Flags of Yellow Silk 18
- 3. “Chinamen Live on Rice” 29
- 4. Chop Suey and Racial America 49
- 5. Kung Pao Kosher: American Jews and Chinese Food 71
- 6. General Tso’s Chicken Made in Taiwan 86
- 7. The San Gabriel Valley as a Capital of Chinese Food 107
- 8. Who Owns Culture? 128
- 9. Din Tai Fung as a Global Dumpling House 146
- Conclusion 157
- Notes 159
- Selected Bibliography 181
- Index 193
- ABOUT THE AUTHOR 203
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
- NOTE ON ROMANIZATION xi
- INTRODUCTION 1
- 1. Canton Restaurant and Chinese Forty- niners 8
- 2. Flags of Yellow Silk 18
- 3. “Chinamen Live on Rice” 29
- 4. Chop Suey and Racial America 49
- 5. Kung Pao Kosher: American Jews and Chinese Food 71
- 6. General Tso’s Chicken Made in Taiwan 86
- 7. The San Gabriel Valley as a Capital of Chinese Food 107
- 8. Who Owns Culture? 128
- 9. Din Tai Fung as a Global Dumpling House 146
- Conclusion 157
- Notes 159
- Selected Bibliography 181
- Index 193
- ABOUT THE AUTHOR 203