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Chopsticks or Fork?
Season 1 • Episode 1 • Moree, NSW
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Chopsticks or Fork? Season 1, Episode 1: Moree, NSW
New Bo Wa Restaurant in Moree has been around since the 1970s. Ernest and Whitney Lai are the keeping up the tradition of nourishing the community with Aussie Chinese food like prawn cutlets and fried ice cream. Watch Chopsticks or Fork? Season 1, Episode 1 Moree, NSW in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Chopsticks or Fork? Season 1, Episode 1 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Episodes
6 episodes
Moree, NSW
New Bo Wa Restaurant in Moree has been around since the 1970s. Ernest and Whitney Lai are the keeping up the tradition of nourishing the community with Aussie Chinese food like prawn cutlets and fried ice cream.
16 min
Malua Bay, NSW
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Hervey Bay, QLD
Gary Bong took the reins at Oriental Palace 20 years ago, keeping alive the family tradition of cooking Malaysian Chinese food for their community. Gary's specialities include Char Kway Teo and Chef's Duck.
15 min
Atherton, QLD
Tina and Andy, recent arrivals to Australia from Guangzhou, saw an irresistible work opportunity and took over the Pagoda Restaurant in Atherton. Andy cooks Sweet & Sour Pork with fresh Queensland pineapple.
16 min
Gawler, SA
You don't need to be Chinese to run a successful Chinese restaurant, as proven by the Chiems, a Vietnamese family at Gawler Palace Chinese Restaurant in South Australia where their honey chicken reigns supreme.
15 min
Darwin, NT
Since the 1980s, Happy Garden has been feeding Darwin Chinese food with Hakka, East Timorese and Portuguese influences, reflecting the Lee family's refugee journey to Australia. Sweet and sour barramundi, anyone?
15 min