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A Flyer of “Sing High” Chinese Restaurant Flyer. |
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Dea H. Toy opened his “Shangri-La” Chinese restaurant in Phoenix in
the 1950s.
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Jerry Lee and his “Ming Yuan” Chinese restaurant in Tucson in the
1950s. |
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1970年代，伍錦泰在Show Low鎮開設的中餐館。 |
Jintai Wu opened the “Ya Zhou Yuan” Chinese
restaurant in Show Low, AZ in the 1970s. |
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1970年代，鄺天權在亞省旗桿鎮開設的中餐館。
Tianquan Kuan opened the “Golden Star” Chinese restaurant in
Flagstaff, AZ in the 1970s.
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“China Doll,” owned by Haoshu Deng of Phoenix,
was the largest Chinese restaurant in Arizona in the 1970s. |
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1970年代，關啟光開設了＂長城酒家＂，至今天仍由華人經營。
Qiguang Guan and Manyin opened the “Great Wall” Chinese restaurant
inPhoenix in the 1970s, and it is still in business today .
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Former owner of the “Great Wall” Chinese restaurant, Qiguang Guan
and Manying Fu couple |
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During the 1980s and 1990s Chinese restaurant boom periods,
there had been
6 namesake “Fortune Cookie” Chinese restaurants in Greater
Phoenix.
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Till 2010, there were about 400 Chinese restaurants in Greater
Phoenix,
and most of them were members of Chinese Restaurant Association of
Arizona (CRAA). |
