
四處作「客」,以味為家:專訪印度客家餐廳 Indian Wok
「這不是中菜,也不是印度菜,我們的料理介在兩者之間。」經過本拿比(Burnaby)的街邊,你很難不被一間店的店名吸引,叫做 Indian Wok。由 Ian 和太太 Sophia 經營,他們都是在印度出生長大的客家人。

「這不是中菜,也不是印度菜,我們的料理介在兩者之間。」經過本拿比(Burnaby)的街邊,你很難不被一間店的店名吸引,叫做 Indian Wok。由 Ian 和太太 Sophia 經營,他們都是在印度出生長大的客家人。

The restaurant’s best-known Indian Hakka dishes are Manchurian chicken, chili chicken, and Hakka chow mein.

Moon achieved global success as a member of the K-pop band THE BOYZ, which has released 10 EPs.

This weekend, the sights and sounds of the Philippines will be on display in Burnaby for free.

The annual event shares traditional Korean culture, cuisine, and contemporary Korean trends with people from all backgrounds.

Nievera, who has been performing on-stage for more than 40 years, is known as the Concert King of the Philippines.

Nievera recorded one quadruple-platinum, three triple-platinum, five double-platinum, and 18 platinum albums in his storied career.

在4 月 21 日周日Shadbolt艺术中心的「台湾之声」音乐会展示了令人惊叹的音乐艺术和充满魅力的乐团指挥。 由台湾著名音乐家李哲艺率领,备受推崇的OneSong管弦乐团展示了一流的弦乐演奏家如何运用作曲家从未想像过的演奏方式重新演绎亚洲民谣。

在4 月 21 日週日Shadbolt藝術中心的「臺灣之聲」音樂會展示了令人驚嘆的音樂藝術和充滿魅力的樂團指揮。 由臺灣著名音樂家李哲藝率領,備受推崇的OneSong管弦樂團展示了一流的弦樂演奏家如何運用作曲家從未想像過的演奏方式重新演繹亞洲民謠。

OneSong Orchestra music director Lee Che-Yi delighted his fans with a concert at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts.










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