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AO Hawaiian Hideout: A Beacon of Polyn-Asian Flavors

As Chicago is a keeper of anthologies from distant lands, it is no surprise that within it lies AO Hawaiian Hideout, Chicago’s beacon of “Polyn-Asian” cuisine–bringing intertwined savor of Hawaii and Asia to the windy city.
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A Taste of Home: The Tan Siblings' Culinary Legacy at Cebu Chicago

Nestled in the bustling streets of Chicago's vibrant Wicker Park neighborhood, Cebu Chicago stands as a beacon of modern regional Filipino cuisine. Founded by a trio of siblings—Marlon, Malvin, and Martin Tan—whose roots trace back to the picturesque island of Cebu in the Philippines, this restaurant is not just a culinary venture; it's a celebration of culture, family, and the rich tapestry of Filipino flavors.
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This Fil-Am Father-Son Duo Hits a Viral Chord

Where trends come and go like fleeting moments, there are some stories that stand out. One such heartwarming tale revolves around a father and son whose soulful singing video became a viral beacon of joy for millions around the world.
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2D Restaurant's Fusion of Interests, Ideas, and Ideals

Overcoming the pandemic, 2D Restaurant continues to flourish in Parisian-Asian style through their fusion of interests, ideas, and ideals.
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Sippin' Success: The First Sip Cafe Story

In the heart of Argyle's bustling business corridor, there's a cozy corner that has become the community's caffeine haven—First Sip Cafe built by the dynamic duo Gigi Hoang and Erin Hoang.
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Radiance of Compassion: The Transformative Legacy of Sister Maria Rosa Leggol

"With This Light" captures the transformative odyssey of Sister Maria Rosa Leggol, igniting a spark that has the potential to illuminate countless lives.
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Khmai, A Cambodian Legacy Cooked by a Mother-Daughter Tandem

The story behind Khmai Restaurant pays homage to a strong mother who braved several wars. 
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Roxanne Volkmann and her Mission Towards Inclusivity and Compassion

The pull to help others and imprint on making a difference is stronger than one’s own desire to attain something just for themselves. For others, this calling comes later in life, but to the very unique few, this calling happens much earlier. Roxanne Volkmann happens to be one of those few who was called to serve others when she was just a young 19-year-old.