Buenos Aires - When Barrio Chino first sprang up over in Belgrano East, it was predominately Taiwanese. Over time, other Chinese, Japanese, and Koreans moved into the neighborhood, creating an international Asian community. However, the Taiwanese have continued to exert the strongest influence, and gradually the other groups moved to their own locales. In the […]
Buenos Aires - Apparently I’m going to be subjected to breakfasts in excess of coffee for more than just one day. Not that I really mind, it’s just not what I’m used to. It also gives me a chance to be a bit creative with nature’s most perfect self-contained food, the egg. “Incredible edible” and […]
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