Thank-you to all that attended our opening day celebrations. We hope that you enjoyed the festivities!
Here are some photos of our opening day. We hope to add to this gallery as more photos come in, please feel free to submit your photos!
15 July 2007
Front page of the Sing Tao Daily Chinese language newspaper.
11 July 2007
Wai Yee Hong, a family-run Chinese cash & carry and the largest supplier of oriental goods in the south west, celebrated the grand opening of their new centre at Eastgate Oriental Centre, near Eastville Market today.
10 July 2007
On 8th July 2007 over 3,000 people joined us in our opening day celebrations. The sunshine came out as crowds enjoyed the live music, kung fu demonstrations and plenty of refreshments!
9 July 2007
Wai Yee Hong, Eastgate Oriental City is now open!
With everyone working till late every night in the weeks running up to today, we finally opened our doors to customers on Saturday 7th July 2007.
If you are like us and can’t wait for the store to open, here is a quick sneak preview.
2 July 2007
The grand opening of our new store at the Eastgate Oriental City complex will be held on Sunday 8th July 2007.
27 May 2007“We aim to relieve sickness, hardship and distress by providing assistance, advice, representation and services amongst Chinese women. We provide or assist in the provision of facilities for recreation for Chinese women who need such facilities due to age, infirmity or disablement, poverty or social welfare with a view to improving their quality of life. […]
7 May 2007“We aim to serve the local Chinese community and raise cultural awareness, eliminating racial discrimination, promoting equality of opportunity and good relations between persons of different racial groups. Activities include a community centre for the local Chinese community, a Chinese language school, an elderly people’s club and courses/workshops for local Chinese people.” Contact Meeting Place: […]
7 May 2007
In July 2007 we shall be moving to our new premises in Eastgate Oriental City, just off the M32 in Bristol.
25 April 2007