What I eat daily has changed with different stages of life. People assume I ate a lot at Yung Kee as a child, but mostly we just had “mom-cooked” food at home. It was only at festive times that we went to Yung Kee for family feasts. When I emigrated to Canada at 16, we ate at home even more.
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