Chinese Food

[djcliche]

One thing i noticed when i travel to other parts of the country is that when you go out for Asian food, the people in the restaurants tend to be multi-cultural. Here in Massachusetts, if you go out for Chinese food, everyone who works there is Chinese. Same with Japanese, Korean and Thai food. Meaning that they are Japanese, Korean or Thai

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[jacq22]

Yummy... great looking naughty food.... and I wouldn't mind being there for a meal..fresh flowers, and Spring. am very jealous. Hope you go there again. We are going out for lunch too but its gale frce winds and rain today.

[djcliche]

it was quite good, but i probably won't go back for awhile. i went not long ago with my mom too. sorry your weather is all crappy. its really nice out here, finally

[trenton22]

In NYC Latinos are in everyone's kitchen, even if they're not running the place. It's not 100%, but it's way more than what they've got covered in Boston, from your comment here. I'm wondering about the Korean restaurants on 32nd St in NYC (http://nymag.com/srch?t=restaurant&N=265+1344+1177&No=0). It's nearly impossible to know who's behind the closed doors of a kitchen, but possibly those are all Korean. I've never even see a Latino busser in my fave there.

[djcliche]

yeah, i don't really know if we have a lot of Latinos in the kitchens here.
i know a lot of good restaurants in the boston area, but rarely eat in boston itself

[jbredrebel]

over here the chinese restaurants will be ran by chinese, and thai... you only really get multi cultural in mcdonalds over here. in the fast food industry you are lucky to get an irish person. most employees are eastern european with bad english, or asian.

[djcliche]

yeah, our fast food is very multi-cultural too.
thanks for the info