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After nearly three decades, Chinatown's Washington Bakery & Restaurant - Vimarsana News

After nearly three decades, Chinatown's Washington Bakery & Restaurant

An eatery that has become a staple in San Francisco’s Chinatown is closing down after nearly three decades of serving customers.

Favorite San Francisco Hong Kong-Style Cafe Washington Bakery in Chinatown Announces Closure - Vimarsana News

Favorite San Francisco Hong Kong-Style Cafe Washington Bakery in Chinatown Announces Closure

The 27-year-old family-run business will close permanently after April 23

Source: eater.com
Tech worker and former Miss SF Chinatown takes over family business - Vimarsana News

Tech worker and former Miss SF Chinatown takes over family business

Chelsea Hung is the owner of Washington Bakery and Restaurant in San Francisco Chinatown, a business started by her mother almost three decades ago. The former Miss San Francisco Chinatown had moved to New York City and was working in tech. Then an unexpected life change came in 2018.

Source: ktvu.com
LankaWeb – As Pandemic Threatens Restaurants, Charities Battling Hunger Offer a Lifeline - Vimarsana News

LankaWeb – As Pandemic Threatens Restaurants, Charities Battling Hunger Offer a Lifeline

Posted on April 1st, 2021 by SONIA PAUL Courtesy The San Francisco Public Press With food insecurity predating COVID-19, nonprofit groups see opportunity in subsidizing hybrid business models during the crisis Some restaurants have altered their business model to help feed the poor in the face of coronavirus restrictions. Tilly Tsang, former owner of Washington Bakery, prepares dinner plates of pumpkin fish and rice for Sunday meal distribution in Chinatown. Every Friday, seven people cook more than 300 traditional Chinese cuisine options for breakfast, lunch and din...