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42: 405:. Convinced that residents would enjoy Northern Chinese dishes, but unsure what would appeal to them, she initially listed more than 200 dishes on the menu, including an order of five potstickers for $ 1. As she understood the preferences of Americans, Chiang pared down the menu over time. Avoiding the common elements of American Chinese restaurant decor, she designed the restaurant to evoke the opulence of the palace where she had grown up. After taking out an ad in a Chinese newspaper for a chef, Chiang hired a couple from 331:), where she was raised in a 52-room, converted Ming-era mansion that occupied an entire block. Her Chinese name, Sun Yun, means "flower of the rue". As a child, she enjoyed elaborate formal meals prepared by the family's two chefs, although the children were not allowed to cook or go into the kitchen. 522:
took a several-month tour of Europe in 1978 to sample as many of the best restaurants as they could. George Chen, a founder of the city's Betelenut and Shanghai 1930 (now closed, as are his other ventures, Long Life Noodle Co. and Xanadu), waited tables for Chiang at the Mandarin in the 1970s. Others
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she met two friends from Tokyo who were planning to open a restaurant in a small space at 2209 Polk Street, and agreed to help negotiate their lease. She wrote a deposit check for $ 10,000 to secure their rent, which the landlord refused to return after her friends backed out of the venture. Unable
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speaking suppliers from Chinatown, who would not extend her credit, and also faced discrimination as a woman business owner. The location had no parking, which Chiang cites as a difficulty, and she could not get an ABC license to serve cocktails because she was not a permanent resident.
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documentary, which looks at Chiang's life as she prepares for her lifelong friend Alice Waters' 40th restaurant anniversary, was released. Wayne Wang first visited The Mandarin in the early '80s. Her restaurant, The Mandarin, was included in the food scholar
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of 1949. With only three tickets for a family of four, they had to leave Philip behind with her sister. The family was reunited with Philip more than a year later.
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to do the cooking, while she washed dishes and went to the market. The restaurant was called The Mandarin and was at first unsuccessful and had few patrons. A
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only after they learned that she was from an upper-class background in China. In 1968, she relocated the restaurant to a 300-seat location in
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At the time, non-Chinese Americans in the city had very limited exposure to authentic Northern Chinese cuisine, being familiar with only the
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Chiang is often credited with having introduced San Francisco, and the United States, to a more authentic version of
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She later visited San Francisco to visit her sister, whose husband had died. Walking through the streets of
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From Canton Restaurant to Panda Express: A History of Chinese Food in the United States
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cooked by Chiang. The comment became a viral sensation, eventually leading the
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However, over time, The Mandarin began to attract loyal customers. Journalist
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Alice Waters & Chez Panisse: the romantic, impractical, often eccentric
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and chef, best known for founding and managing the Mandarin restaurant in
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to obtain a pledge from Waters that she would never again eat the dish.
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credited Chiang with "introducing regional Chinese cooking to America."
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The Seventh Daughter: My Culinary Journey from Beijing to San Francisco
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to terminate the lease, she decided to run the restaurant by herself.
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Chiang died on October 28, 2020, in San Francisco at the age of 100.
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teacher for the American and Soviet embassies. She met Chiang Liang (
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Having lived for many years in San Francisco, she moved to
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Chiang sold The Mandarin in 1991, and it closed in 2006.
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Chiang's son Philip is a co-founder of the 578:"Ten Restaurants that Changed America" (2016). 498:" dish (a whole stuffed chicken), introduced 192: 178: 8: 872: 870: 338:in 1942 by walking for nearly six months to 1134: 1132: 1130: 952:. Marin Independent Journal. Archived from 754: 752: 750: 748: 746: 1259:Liu, Haiming (2015). "Who Owns Culture?". 1128: 1126: 1124: 1122: 1120: 1118: 1116: 1114: 1112: 1110: 836: 834: 832: 830: 828: 201: 40: 20: 580:In July 2016, a six part cooking series, 727:(in Traditional Chinese). 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Marin Magazine. Archived from 1414:Bauer, Michael (July 31, 2009). 1295:. Project Foodie. Archived from 908:Chiang, Cecilia Sun Yun (1974). 1416:"Alice Waters' own Obama Drama" 1141:"Cecilia Chiang's epic journey" 877:Bauer, Michael (May 25, 2011). 494:, who enjoyed the Mandarin's " 439:) came to the restaurant with 312:Chiang was born as Sun Yun in 290: 265: 251: 237: 223: 193: 179: 63: 1: 47: 31: 1673:American women restaurateurs 1563:Mimi Towle (December 2008). 1382:cecilia chiang alice waters. 556:James Beard Foundation Award 544:Humane Society International 368:Chinese Communist Revolution 364:Office of Strategic Services 336:Japanese occupation of China 155:Philip Chiang and May Chiang 1743:21st-century American women 1738:20th-century American women 1708:American women centenarians 1653:Businesspeople from Jiangsu 1418:. San Francisco Chronicle. 645:. California Living Books. 1764: 1693:Chinese Civil War refugees 1447:. James Beard Foundation. 1143:. 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Black and white photograph of Chiang. She is standing on a flight of stairs, smiling and looking at the viewer, with her right hand on the banister located to the left. She is wearing a light-colored dress.
Wuxi
Jiangsu
Republic of China
San Francisco
California
Chinese American
Traditional Chinese
Simplified Chinese
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin
Bopomofo
Gwoyeu Romatzyh
Wade–Giles
Chinese
Chinese-American
restaurateur
San Francisco
Wuxi
Jiangsu
bound feet
Beijing
Japanese occupation of China
Chongqing
Mandarin
Fu Jen Catholic University
Shanghai
Office of Strategic Services
Chinese Communist Revolution
Tokyo

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