Full Episodes
Episode
27:27
Chinese Restaurants
E15: Norway
In Tromso, Norway, Michael Wong and his wife Ting have opened one of the very few Chinese restaurants inside the Arctic Circle.
Episode
26:49
Chinese Restaurants
E14: Cuba
In Havana's Chinatown, the Lung Kong is a charitable clan association run by Alejandro Chiu. The association also runs a home for Chinese elderly and supports itself by operating a Chinese restaurant on the side.
Episode
26:35
Chinese Restaurants
E13: Mauritius
Here In the middle of the Indian Ocean sits Chez Manuel, a restaurant run by Manuel's wife Colette.
Episode
26:47
Chinese Restaurants
E12: Canada
Against all odds, Jim Kook came to the prairie town of Outlook, Saskatchewan, and ran his New Outlook Cafe for forty years until his recent death.
Episode
26:33
Chinese Restaurants
E11: India West
Meet the brothers Nini and Baba Ling. They grew up in a Chinese-Indian family and now both run successful chinese restaurants by using only the freshest ingredients in their cooking.
Episode
26:29
Chinese Restaurants
E10: India East
Samson, Richard, Samuel, and Stephen Yeh were born in Calcutta and suffered from the aftermath the 1962 Sino-Indian border conflict.
Episode
26:35
Chinese Restaurants
E8: Brazil South
Lee Ho Shau and his fiancee Wong Yim Sheung swam from China to Macau for freedom during China's Cultural Revolution. Now they live in Sao Paolo and are dedicated to perfecting the fine art of Chinese cuisine.
Episode
26:35
Chinese Restaurants
E7: Israel
Haifa's Yan Yan Restaurant in Israel was established by Chinese-Vietnamese refugee Kien Wong. Wong is a devout Christian who evangelizes Chinese migrant workers and expatriates as a Christian Israeli in a Jewish homeland.
Episode
25:39
Chinese Restaurants
E6: Madagascar
In this episode we visit Restaurant Le Jade in Tamatave, Madagascar, the port city with a large Chinese population dating back to the 15th century.
Episode
26:34
Chinese Restaurants
E5: Argentina
In this episode, we meet 77-year-old Foo-Ching Chiang, who came to Buenos Aires in the 1960s and became the "Spring Roll King" of Argentina.