This news roundup will showcase the current Asian festivals or events and the opening of Asian stores, within the different cities around America.
Cincinnati opens its eighth Asian Food Fest. The festival has 30 food booths, ranging from Hispanic to Asian food. Yet majority of the vendors are Asians because the Cincinnati Chamber collaborates with the Asian American Cultural Association of Cincinnati to host this festival. All the food is priced between $2 – $6 (Cincinnati).
The Queens International Night Market, located in Corona Park, New York, has returned. The market is open every weekend, with free admission, starting from May 5th to October 27th. Furthermore the event provides live entertainment to the participants (TimeOut).
The Erie Asian Pacific American Association brings back its annual Taste of Asia dinner. The event will take place in the Erie Art Museum and contains food from 5 different Asian countries (ErieReader).
The town, Lewisburg, is about to open a store called Pandaly. Residents of the Lewisburg are excited about the store’s opening, due to the shortage of grocery stores in that area. It is said that Pandaly will not simply sell fresh groceries; it will also sell authentic Chinese food (The Daily Item).
First time restaurant-owner, Paul Kong, opens a Korean restaurant, called Bam Bam Kitchen. Kong plans to introduce more authentic Korean dishes to the Ardmore community (Main Line Today).
