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Saving The Far East Cafe, San Francisco Chinatown’s Last Banquet Halln(Documentary Short, 12min, 2022)nnOpened in 1920, Far East Cafe is one of the oldest large banquet halls remaining in San Francisco Chinatown after the shuttering of Empress of China, Gold Mountain, and New Asia. These large banquet restaurants are historically important both as an economic ecosystem employing staff who live in Chinatown in addition to being a cultural and political institution for the community by hosting t
Saving The Far East Cafe, San Francisco Chinatown’s Last Banquet Halln(Documentary Short, 12min, 2022)nnOpened in 1920, Far East Cafe is one of the oldest large banquet halls remaining in San Francisco Chinatown after the shuttering of Empress of China, Gold Mountain, and New Asia. These large banquet restaurants are historically important both as an economic ecosystem employing staff who live in Chinatown in addition to being a cultural and political institution for the community by hosting t
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