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Battambang is a Cambodian Chinese restaurant that was bought in 2003. The owners take pride in being mentioned by the Los Angeles Times. The one really cool thing is that my aunt and uncle own and operate the restaurant.
Chinatown Branch Library is a public library located in Chinatown. Many different age groups come here to read a large selection of books and play with the computers. I interviewed my friend Christine who goes with me when we do homework.
Departures: Chinatown Student Producers share the story of how their families got to Chinatown.
My mom immigrated from a small farming village by plane. She immigrated because most of her family was already in America. She thought it'd be a better life here in America.
My mom, Wendy Phoeng, was born in Cambodia on January 22 1959. Living in Chinatown has been a lot more convenient for her.
There are many poeple and places in Chinatown that are great to meet and see, respectively. It's those things that make our little home town unique
Hola. Ni hao ma?
In this Departures installment, the team searches for youths with a strong attachment to historic Chinatown.
Chinatown has been my home ever since I was born. My neighborhood is somewhat calm and dirty. The neighborhood has somewhat changed from as long as I can…
Growing up in Chinatown is like no other community; practically everyone is a neighbor and by that I mean everyone.
I currently live in Chinatown, Los Angeles and have lived here almost my entire life. I moved to Chinatown a couple months after birth in Houston, Texas.…
A place that has a deep personal meaning for me is my apartment building. I have chosen this place because many events important to me have happened here.