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1. www.thegoodfoodguide.co.uk › editorial › local-guideWhere to eat in Chinatown: a local’s top 8 - The Good Food ...

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   Feb 6, 2024 · My favourites are har gow, siu mai, char siu bao, cheung fun, lo bak go and egg custard tarts. It also has private rooms with KTV. Custard tarts at Imperial China. Hidden away down a back alley you'll find Lo's Noodle Factory where you can buy freshly made ho fun and cheung fun.

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3. www.yelp.com › biz › cheung-sheng-chinese-restaurantCHEUNG SHENG CHINESE RESTAURANT - Updated October 2024 - Yelp

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   Cheung Sheng Chinese Restaurant. 4.2 (80 reviews) Claimed. $$ Chinese. Closed 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM. Updated 3 months ago. See hours.

   • 4.1/5 (80)
   • Latitude: 36.848757

   • Phone: (831) 637-8388
   • Longitude: 121.402366

4. www.yorkshirepost.co.uk › lifestyle › food-and-drinkWe try out some of the 300 dishes on offer at 'Leeds' best ...

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   8 hours ago · Chairs are functional blue or orange and tables wipe-clean Formica. Like every other Chinese restaurant there is a menu of spring rolls, spareribs, chicken wings, prawn toast, fried wonton with ...

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sue_CheungSue Cheung - Wikipedia

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   Biography. Cheung was born in Nottingham, England, to parents who had emigrated from Hong Kong in the 1960s. [2] They ran a Chinese restaurant in Nottingham, and when she was nine started running a butchers shop in Hull.

6. www.tripadvisor.co.uk › Restaurant_Review-g186338YOUNG CHENG CHINESE RESTAURANT, London - Tripadvisor

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   Young Cheng Chinese Restaurant. Claimed. 656 reviews. #6,442 of 21,350 Restaurants in London ££ - £££, Chinese, Cantonese, Hong Kong. 22 Lisle Street 2 Min Walk from Chinatown Gate, London WC2H 7BA England. +44 20 4505 0238 + Add website Write a Review. Closed now See all hours. Improve this listing. See all (282) Ratings and reviews. 3.5. RATINGS.

   • 3.5/5 (656)
   • Phone: +44 20 4505 0238

   • Location: GB
   • Category: Restaurant

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7. www.eadt.co.uk › news › businessAqua 8 restaurateur Patrick Cheung branches out with Orient ...

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   Oct 13, 2015 · Patrick Cheung, right, with brother, Vincent. (Image: Archant) Patrick Cheung, who has branched out from his Aqua Eight base in Ipswich to create the new business in Soho, was raised in...

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   Where did Cheung come from?

   • Cheung was born in Nottingham, England, to parents who had emigrated from Hong Kong in the 1960s. They ran a Chinese restaurant in Nottingham, and when she was nine started running a butchers shop in Hull. They then moved to Coventry, where the family lived in a Chinese takeaway for most of her teen years.

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   Did you know Sue Cheung lived in a Chinese restaurant?

   • When Sue Cheung was growing up in England during the 1980s, she believed her family was the only one in the entire world that lived in a Chinese restaurant. “Because we didn’t have the internet back then, we all thought we were alone,” she says. “We all thought we were living in these takeaways and experiencing these kinds of lives all on our own.”

   Chinglish: Sue Cheung revisits the racism, trauma and humour of growi…

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   Who is Sue Cheung?

   • Sue Cheung (Chinese name: Cheung Ying Yee), formerly known as Sue Pickford, is a novelist. She is best known for her first novel Chinglish. Cheung was born in Nottingham, England, to parents who had emigrated from Hong Kong in the 1960s.

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   Does Cheung have a brother?

   • Cheung, like Jo, has an older brother, who in the novel bears the brunt of their father’s fury, and a younger sister and brother. “My siblings knew from the start,” she says. “My elder brother was totally supportive and pleased that the story is out there.

   Chinglish: Sue Cheung revisits the racism, trauma and humour of growi…

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   Does Cheung have a good relationship with her parents?

   • Today, Cheung says she has a good relationship with her 28-year-old son. Relations with her parents, by contrast, have never recovered. Although she has spent the past few years thinking about them daily, she rarely speaks to them, and sees them even less. “As you can tell I am still very confused about my childhood,” she says at one point.

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   How did Cheung's parents work?

   • “My parents worked every single day – apart from Christmas Day,” Cheung recalls. She was expected to muck in from an early age. This meant helping out in the kitchen. Later she would serve customers the moment she arrived home from school. “You never had a break. There was no social life.

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9. www.scmp.com › magazines › post-magazineChinglish: Sue Cheung revisits the racism, trauma and humour ...

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   Apr 11, 2021 · When Sue Cheung was growing up in England during the 1980s, she believed her family was the only one in the entire world that lived in a Chinese restaurant.