close
close

Afuri opens spicy ramen restaurant Kara Kurenai in Old Town-Chinatown


Afuri opens spicy ramen restaurant Kara Kurenai in Old Town-Chinatown

Tokyo-based ramen chain Afuri has opened its first U.S. location at Kara Kurenai in Old Town-Chinatown. The restaurant’s spicy Yakuzen-style ramen is inspired by Japanese cuisine that combines Chinese herbal medicine with food. Kara Kurenai’s sharp-sour citrus flavor is carried over into dishes like spicy tori karaage, Kara Kurenai tsukemen and a spicy blackberry margarita. […]

A journey through San Francisco’s oldest Chinatown


A journey through San Francisco’s oldest Chinatown

“I hope you’re starving, because that’s probably the best way to enjoy Chinatown,” says Aaron Friedman, my guide, on my first night in San Francisco. After a whirlwind sunset sail on the Pacific Ocean under the Golden Gate Bridge, I was excited to see how the country’s oldest Chinatown would satisfy my appetite.I needn’t have […]

Police release new details in Chinatown jewelry store robbery – NBC10 Philadelphia


Police release new details in Chinatown jewelry store robbery – NBC10 Philadelphia

Police officers were released on Tuesday after $120,000 worth of jewelry was stolen in a robbery on Wednesday, July 31, 2024, in Philadelphia’s Chinatown neighborhood. Officials had previously announced an arrest in this case. On Tuesday, Captain Jason Smith of the Philadelphia Police Department’s Major Crimes Unit showed a video of the robbery and explained […]

From One Chinatown to Two: How Asian Americans in Las Vegas Changed the City’s Food, Sights and Shops


From One Chinatown to Two: How Asian Americans in Las Vegas Changed the City’s Food, Sights and Shops

Clark County’s Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) population, most of whom are foreign-born, has an unusual demographic profile. The largest group is Filipino, but there are also significant and growing populations of Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Indian and Native Hawaiians. Chinatown Plaza, Las Vegas’ first major Asian shopping center, was built in 1995. Photo: Shutterstock […]

From One Chinatown to Two: How Asian Americans in Las Vegas Changed the City’s Food, Sights and Shops


From One Chinatown to Two: How Asian Americans in Las Vegas Changed the City’s Food, Sights and Shops

Clark County’s Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) population, most of whom are foreign-born, has an unusual demographic profile. The largest group is Filipino, but there are also significant and growing populations of Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Indian and Native Hawaiians. Chinatown Plaza, Las Vegas’ first major Asian shopping center, was built in 1995. Photo: Shutterstock […]