Diana Days transformed the former Roxie Delicatessen into a welcoming place to get Argentine eats, dance the tango, support local artists and engage in warm conversation.
Justine Wang
Justine Wang is a Bay Area transplant. She obtained her bachelor's degree in English at UCI and spent the next two years serving in an urban ministry internship in South L.A. After moving to North Oakland, she now works as an Editor for ERRC, a non-profit organization committed to sending teachers to China. Justine loves traveling, cooking, photography, avocados and some good street tacos.
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The Well offers a Chinese approach to wellness, intention and community with tea
Owner Anwen Cai Baumeister introduces elements of her Chinese cultural background to the Temescal wellness café.
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Six styles of ramen to slurp in the East Bay
Learn what components make up the most popular Japanese ramen flavors and styles offered at various East Bay restaurants.
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Where to get Hong Kong Canto-western food in the East Bay
A history of western influence in Hong Kong has flavored its cuisine, which includes baked pork chops, spaghetti, sandwiches and french fries.
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4 cold Asian noodle dishes to enjoy this summer
From ice-cold Korean noodle soup to spicy, chewy Chinese sesame noodles, these noodle dishes will keep you cool on the hottest East Bay days.
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This tiny booth in Berkeley isn’t a parking kiosk, it’s a Chinese snack shack
A hot dog shack for years, Face to Face now serves Shandong and Taiwanese specialties with a California twist.
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Where to get a taste of Taiwan in Berkeley and Oakland
Five spots that serve beef noodle soup, lu rou fan, gua bao, stinky tofu and other Taiwanese eats.
