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Tickets now on sale for Edmonds Asian Food Tour Sept. 11-30

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The Edmonds Asian Food Tour starts on Sept. 11, inviting food enthusiasts to indulge in a four-week culinary exploration of Asian cuisines. Each week features a different restaurant, beginning with Harvest Noodle, showcasing Hong Kong and Chinese flavors. The tour, priced at $279 per person, includes a hand-selected menu and personal insights from chefs regarding the dishes served. Guests will gather at 3 p.

m. on Thursdays, with the final restaurant, T&T, hosting the last tour on Sept. 30 at 2:30 p. m. This initiative aims to celebrate the rich culinary heritage of the Asian community in Edmonds.

Space is limited, prompting potential participants to secure tickets promptly. For more details, interested individuals can reach out to Peter Harvey via email or phone. This event not only promotes local dining but also fosters cultural appreciation through food.

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