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Andrew Genung

Andrew Genung

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Founder and Editor, Family Meal

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Total articles 132

  • The race up a Hong Kong tower covered in 40 feet of steamed buns

    By Andrew Genung, Billy H.C. Kwok| The Seattle Times Verified HONG KONG — The first thing crowds saw Wednesday as they poured from the Cheung Chau island ferry onto a wide, waterfront promenade was a temporarily vegetarian McDonald’s. “Adhering to the rituals of the Bun Festival,” a small printed sign read, explaining that the restaurant would temporarily offer a McVeggie burger and products without meat, dairy or eggs.

    By Andrew Genung, Billy H.C. Kwok · The Seattle Times

    May. 24, 2024

  • The race up a Hong Kong tower covered in 40 feet of steamed buns

    By Andrew Genung, Billy H.C. Kwok| The Washington Post Verified HONG KONG —The first thing crowds saw Wednesday as they poured from the Cheung Chau island ferry onto a wide, waterfront promenade was a temporarily vegetarian McDonald’s. “Adhering to the rituals of the Bun Festival,” a small printed sign read, explaining that the restaurant would temporarily offer a McVeggie burger and products without meat, dairy or eggs.

    By Andrew Genung, Billy H.C. Kwok · The Washington Post

    May. 20, 2024

  • The race up a Hong Kong tower covered in 40 feet of steamed buns

    By Andrew Genung, Billy H.C. Kwok| The Seattle Times Verified HONG KONG — The first thing crowds saw Wednesday as they poured from the Cheung Chau island ferry onto a wide, waterfront promenade was a temporarily vegetarian McDonald’s. “Adhering to the rituals of the Bun Festival,” a small printed sign read, explaining that the restaurant would temporarily offer a McVeggie burger and products without meat, dairy or eggs.

    By Andrew Genung, Billy H.C. Kwok · The Seattle Times

    May. 24, 2024

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Family Meal

Free online ordering software for catering & pre-orders.

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Founded: 2021