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Category Archives: San Francisco Bay Area
Jollibee returns to San Francisco after six year Permitting Struggle
After a 15 year absence, Jollibee returns to San Francisco! I remember the old on 4th and Howard. The return of the America’s best fast food fried chicken was not easy. The company had applied to open a store in … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink, Local, San Francisco Bay Area
Tagged Jollibee, San Francisco
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Kaitlyn Chen on Her Journey From Princeton to Ballhalla, Leadership and Forging Her Own Identity
This interview by former WNBA (and fellow UCONN alum) Sue Bird from late June with WNBA’s Kaitlyn Chen of the Golden State Valkyries appeared in my YouTube feed recently. I think this is the longest interview I’ve seen ever with … Continue reading
Posted in Local, San Francisco Bay Area, Sports
Tagged basketball, Bird's Eye View, Golden State Valkyries, GSV, Kaitlyn Chen, Princeton, Sue Bird, taiwanese american, UCONN, WNBA
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Asian American Commercial Watch: H Mart
I first saw this commercial in H Mart while waiting for The Wife to finish shopping. I had never seen it on TV, but it played on the monitors inside the store. This commercial and others on the H Mart … Continue reading
Posted in Asian American Commercial Watch, Local, San Francisco Bay Area
Tagged Fremont, H Mart, Ranch 99
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Artist Miljohn Ruperto featured at Stanford’s Cantor Art Museum
When I heard that Filipino American Artist Miljohn Ruperto would be featured at Stanford’s Cantor Art Museum, I had to go see his work. I rarely see Filipino artists featured at art museums. His show is titled Animal, Vegetable, nor … Continue reading
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CAAMFest 2026 Film Review: The Auntie Sewing Squad Resistance Playbook
Overview of The Auntie Sewing Squad Resistance Playbook I’ve known professor and filmmaker Valerie Soe ever since she started producing her documentary film, Love Boat: Taiwan, where I eventually became a minor producer, interview subject, and archival footage provider. So … Continue reading
Is Pandan becoming the New Trendy Asian Flavor?
Is pandan becoming the new trendy Asian flavor? Will it join matcha and ube in that category? While the article that mentioned this focused on the Bay Area’s extended Silicon Valley region (which is heavily Asian), I am think this … Continue reading
CAAMFest 2026: Opening Night featuring ‘The A List: 15 Stories from Asian and Pacific Diasporas’ & Gala
One of my favorite events in the San Francisco Bay Area since moving here in 1999 is attending CAAMFest. CAAM stands for the Center for Asian American Media. CAAMFest 2026 celebrated its 44th year as the nation’s leading showcase for … Continue reading
Ruth Asawa’s Art Gets Permanent SF Home
While Ruth Asawa’s art has been touring across the world, from San Francisco to New York and now at the Bilbao Guggenheim in Portugal, the San Francisco artist has lacked a permanent home for the bulk of her work. That … Continue reading
Posted in Local, San Francisco Bay Area, The Arts
Tagged Minnesota Street Project, Ruth Asawa, San Francisco
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8Asians at Alysa Liu Celebration Rally in Oakland
The Oakland and the Bay Area has been celebrating Alysa Liu and her Olympic Gold. I’m based in the San Francisco Bay Area, so I was fortunate enough to attend the Alysa Liu pre-Celebration Rally press conference and Alysa Liu Celebration … Continue reading
Posted in Local, San Francisco Bay Area, Sports
Tagged Alysa Liu, Celebration Rally, Kristi Yamaguchi, Oakland
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Oakland Celebrates Alysa Liu
The city of Oakland celebrates Alysa Liu and her Olympic accomplishments with a billboard (see video above) and a rally in downtown Oakland. This celebration in Oakland City hall on Thursday March 12 event requires registration. Alysa Liu fans grabbed … Continue reading
Forgotten Flowers: A Stanford Project on Asian American Flower Growers
People associate the Bay Area with technology and Silicon Valley. Asian Americans in the region are often thought of as engineers and software writers. But in the last century, agriculture was a major industry and employer of Asian Americans. A … Continue reading
Posted in History, Local, San Francisco Bay Area
Tagged flowers, Forgotten Flowers, stanford university
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