Bristol Post 28-Jan-2017
Our Chinese New Year celebrations for the Year of the Rooster 2017 were reported on by the Bristol Post.
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Evening Post – January 2012
‘TWO lions awoke from their slumber to welcome in Chinese New Year’ and the Evening Post came to see what all the fuss was about! We were more than happy to show them how to celebrate Chinese New Year in style!
26 January 2012Evening Post July 28, 2009
Allan Tan and Raymond Chow had the honour of meeting Terry Waite at a charity garden party held to raise money for the Under Privileged Children’s Charity (UPCC). They handed over a cheque for £1,000, which came from the proceeds of our in-store collection and sales of our plastic carrier bags.
28 July 2009thisisbristol.co.uk Good Food Guide May 2009
Did you see Wai Yee Hong Supermarket in the Evening Post? We were featured in the Good Food Guide as a great place to pick up Oriental foods and to shop for something different!
6 June 2009Bristol Evening Post 26-Jan-08
A piece on Masala Bazaar mentions other exotic food suppliers in Bristol, including Wai Yee Hong Supermarket at Eastgate Oriental City.
22 February 2008Bristol Evening Post 07-Feb-08
Allison Chow is interviewed for Bristol Evening Post about the arrival of the year of the rat and what foods are eaten during Chinese New Year.
7 February 2008Bristol Evening Post 21-Sep-07
Feature advert for Water Sky Chinese restaurant in Bristol mentioning Eastgate Oriental City and Wai Yee Hong Chinese Supermarket.
23 September 2007Bristol Evening Post 08-Aug-07
A restaurant review in the Bristol Evening Post for Water Sky Chinese Restaurant, mentioning the Eastgate Oriental City complex and Wai Yee Hong Supermarket.
9 September 2007Bristol Evening Post 21-Aug-07
The Eastgate Oriental City complex, Wai Yee Hong and Water Sky are mentioned in an article about the growing Chinese community in Bristol. The piece includes an interview with Allan Tan, who discusses the visibility of Far Eastern people living and working in the south west and how he hopes that Eastgate Oriental City will be able to cater to their needs.
24 August 2007Bristol Evening Post 14-Aug-07
The Eastgate Oriental City complex and Wai Yee Hong, and the role they play for Bristol’s Chinese community are discussed in an interview with Allan Tan:
“For years, Bristol’s Chinese community has been lacking a hub for business. Despite scores of thriving firms stretching across Bristol, there has not been a focus for the Chinese population. The opening of Eastgate Oriental City last month is expected to change all that.”
14 August 2007