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Chinese restaurants
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[Duplicate] Fong Kin Chin's booth for Sincere Gift Shop, with Ida Fong Fong Kin Chin and Ida Fong stand in the Sincere Gift Shop booth and look at the camera. A sign for the Tuey Far Low Chop Suey cafe (436 Gin Ling Way) is visible in the background. -
Chef Wang-A-Loo, Wang-A-Loo Restaurant Photograph of a man wearing a chef's coat and toque in front of a stove. From "China City" by Raymond Connor, illustrated by F. Paul (Lyles?), copyright 1938 George S. Stein, published by China City Publishing Co. Los Angeles, Calif. -
Chinese restaurant at Lugo Adobe Exterior view of a Chinese restaurant at Lugo Adobe across from Los Angeles Plaza. Chung Kee Shoemakers on the left. -
Chop Suey Noodles Cafe Chop Suey Noodles Cafe on a street corner. There is a second-story balcony on the building with potted plants and a wagon going down the street. -
Chop Suey Noodles Cafe in Old Chinatown A two-story building with a balcony. Chop Suey Noodles Cafe is on the left side of the building. -
Christening invitation Invitation to Harriet Buss for a christening at Gun Sen Low Cafe from Mr. and Mrs. George Jung. -
Christening invitation Invitation to Harriet Buss for a christening at Gun Sen Low Cafe from Mr. and Mrs. George Jung. -
Chung-Dat-Loo Restaurant, second remodeling. Left in 1942. Several workers pose at the facade of Chung-Dat-Loo restaurant during a remodel. From left to right: Mrs. Chung Dat Loo, Chung Dat Loo, Dorothy Siu, Sylvia Wong (daughter of Myrtle, held), Myrtle Wong. -
Chung-Dat-Loo Restaurant, second remodeling. Left in 1942. Several workers pose at the facade of Chung-Dat-Loo restaurant during a remodel. From left to right: Mrs. Chung Dat Loo, Chung Dat Loo, Dorothy Siu, Sylvia Wong (daughter of Myrtle, held), Myrtle Wong. -
East Side, Los Angeles Street Restaurants on North Los Angeles Street with pedestrians. Soochow Cafe on the right -
Exterior of christening invitation Invitation to Harriet Buss for a christening at Gun Sen Low Cafe from Mr. and Mrs. George Jung. -
Exterior of Man Jen Low restaurant Exterior of Man Jen Low restaurant on Marchessault Street -
Exterior of Man Jen Low restaurant Exterior of Man Jen Low restaurant on Marchessault Street -
Exterior of Man Jen Low restaurant Exterior of Man Jen Low restaurant on Marchessault Street -
Firehouse Building, Plaza Street Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right. -
Firehouse Building, Plaza Street Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right. -
Firehouse Building, Plaza Street Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right. -
Firehouse Building, Plaza Street Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right. -
Fong Kin Chin's booth for Sincere Gift Shop, with Ida Fong Fong Kin Chin and Ida Fong stand in the Sincere Gift Shop booth and look at the camera. A sign for the Tuey Far Low Chop Suey cafe (436 Gin Ling Way) is visible in the background. -
Grand View Garden, late 1930s Exterior of Grandview Gardens restaurant at 749 1/2 Alameda Street in Old Chinatown. Several men stand in front of the building. The restaurant would move to New Chinatown in 1940. -
Grand View Garden, late 1930s Exterior of Grandview Gardens restaurant at 749 1/2 Alameda Street in Old Chinatown. Several men stand in front of the building. The restaurant would move to New Chinatown in 1940. -
Gubbins in front of Chinese restaurant / chef Tom Gubbins stands outside by the door of a Chinese restaurant. -
Interior of Chinese junk Illustration of the interior of a restaurant from "China City" by Raymond Connor, illustrated by F. Paul (Lyles?), copyright 1938 George S. Stein, published by China City Publishing Co. Los Angeles, Calif. -
Joe's Restaurant, Alameda Street. View down Alameda Street in Old Chinatown with Joe's Restaurant in the foreground. The restaurant's menu is painted on the window. From top to bottom: Chop Suy Original 25¢, Chop Suy Chicken 15¢, Rice Bowl 5¢, Chicken Mushroom Soup 50¢ -
Joe's Restaurant, Alameda Street. View down Alameda Street in Old Chinatown with Joe's Restaurant in the foreground. The restaurant's menu is painted on the window. From top to bottom: Chop Suy Original 25¢, Chop Suy Chicken 15¢, Rice Bowl 5¢, Chicken Mushroom Soup 50¢ -
Ladies in front of Wong-A-Loo's Chinese Hut Group of thirteen women standing in front of Wong-A-Loo's, Chinese restaurant in China City. -
Mabel and George Lew with family outside Fong Chop Suey Parlor George and Mabel Lew (wearing dark dress) stand with Mabel's sisters outside of their restaurant, Fong Chop Suey, on Western Avenue by Vernon Avenue. The restaurant has an advertisement for "real fried shrimp" over the front door and a large hanging sign with the restaurant name on it. Benny's Shoe Shop is visible on the right side of the photograph. -
Musical performance, Moon Festival A woman stands on a stage in front of a microphone. There is an ensemble behind her, which includes musicians playing violins and guitars. The stage is set up in front of the restaurant Far Low Tuey which was located at 442 Gin Ling Way in New Chinatown. The restaurant Forbidden Palace (located at 449 Gin Ling Way) can be seen lit up in the background. Spectators stand in front of and beside the stage, watching the performance. A Republic of China flag hangs behind the woman to her right and an American flag hangs to her left. This performance was part of the entertainment for the Moon Festival put on by United China Relief between August 7-9, 1941. -
Pagoda entrance to Hangchow Cafe Illustration of the entrance to Hangchow Cafe from "China City" by Raymond Connor, illustrated by F. Paul (Lyles?), copyright 1938 George S. Stein, published by China City Publishing Co. Los Angeles, Calif. -
Pagoda entrance to Hangchow Cafe. Illustration of the entrance to Hangchow Cafe from "China City" by Raymond Connor, illustrated by F. Paul (Lyles?), copyright 1938 George S. Stein, published by China City Publishing Co. Los Angeles, Calif. -
Road construction on Alameda Street Steam rollers paving asphalt on Alameda Street by Marchessault Street. Pedestrians walk along the sidewalk to the right. Tuck Lung Tai & Co., butcher and general store, in center right (800), Tuey Far Low restaurant on the right (300 Marchessault Street). -
Soo Chow (left), Rice Bowl (upstairs center), Lim's Cafe (center), Tuey Far Low (second from right), Gin Ling Gift (right) and Wah On Company A two-story building on a corner. The building contains Soo Chow (left), Rice Bowl (upstairs center), Lim's Cafe (center), Tuey Far Low (second from right), Gin Ling Gift (right) and Wah On Company. The sign for Rice Bowl is a large billboard on top of the building. There are pedestrians sitting on a bench in front of the building and in the foreground of the image there is a children's plane ride on the right and possibly a carnival high striker on the left. -
Tommy Ou and Dick Chung at a bar Two men wearing suits sit at a bar inside a Chinese restaurant on Alameda and Marchessault Street. -
Wedding banquet Wedding banquet in Tuey Far Low restaurant in New Chinatown, Los Angeles in the early 1940s. -
Wedding banquet Wedding banquet in Tuey Far Low restaurant in New Chinatown, Los Angeles in the early 1940s. -
Wedding banquet Wedding banquet in Tuey Far Low restaurant in New Chinatown, Los Angeles in the early 1940s. -
Whole family in San Francisco album pageres An album page with family photos. Top left corner: Boy in front of a door. Top right corner: Hong Kong Noodle Factory, two buildings. From left to right: [1] Meat Market, Bull Durham, [2] and [3] Hong Kong Noodle Factory with two little girls in front of the building. Bottom left corner: Faded portrait of a child. Bottom middle: Two Caucasian women. Bottom right corner: A group photo of a man standing and three women in American dress.
