Once a year, the West Coast’s biggest Taiwanese American cultural celebration takes over Union Square for a day of lion dance performances, acrobatics, live music, local art and, of course, a whole ...

A Booming Market Worth Billions 4bn in 2025. That's not pocket change. 8% between 2020 and 2025. When you consider that number, it's pretty clear American Chinese takeout has carved out serious ...

Curl Viewpoint, located above Curl Marketplace, will transform into a traditional Taiwanese night market Saturday night. Hosted by the Taiwanese American Student Association, or TASA, the free event ...

In honor of AAPI Heritage Month, the Giants hosted Taiwanese American Night on Thursday with an evening packed with community pride and performances. Crowds gathered to cheer and watch a newly drafted ...

With a menu that encompasses traditional Taiwanese cuisine like beef noodle soup and American Chinese fare like orange ...

Our 2025 Taiwanese American Cultural Festival is coming back on Saturday, May 10th in San Francisco's Union Square! As the West Coast's largest Taiwanese American celebration, we'll be highlighting ...

Taiwanese-American Heritage Week opens with its annual spring performance, featuring the Taipei Physical Education College Cultural Arts Performing Team, at 7:30 p.m. June 1 in Ingle Auditorium in the ...

Eddie Wang (Chuan-Hsiang Wang) is a visionary chef reshaping the U.S. culinary scene by seamlessly blending Taiwanese and American flavors. As the founder of a groundbreaking fried chicken brand, he ...

Editor’s Note: Clarissa Wei is a Taiwanese American journalist and author living in Taipei. Her cookbook, “Made in Taiwan: Recipes and Stories From The Island Nation,” was published in 2023. The views ...

Jeremy Lin, a Taiwanese-American guard whose 2012 heroics with the New York Knicks brought "Linsanity" to the NBA, announced his retirement from professional basketball on social media. The ...

As Taiwan recovers from the destructive earthquake that killed at least nine people and injured more than 1,000, Taiwanese Americans in Southern California are rushing to send help to their homeland.