Chop Suey Sticker

10% of net proceeds are donated to Chinatown Community Fridge, a nonprofit organization that combats food insecurity and reduces food waste in Manhattan's Chinatown.

DESCRIPTION

The quintessential Chinese American dish, chop suey, uses whatever is on hand. Its name, derived from the Cantonese term "tsa-sui" meaning "odds and ends," reflects the nature of the dish — a medley of various ingredients, usually a mixture of stir-fried meat and vegetables with rice or noodles. Chop suey symbolizes the adaptation of Chinese culinary practices to Western palates shaped by migration and integration. 🇺🇸

In Manhattan’s Chinatown, Hop Kee is the only place still serving chop suey! 🥡

MATERIAL

• Weatherproof and scratchproof vinyl
• UV protective laminate prevents stickers from fading
• Printed with certified eco-solvent inks
• Recycled backing paper

SIZE

2.7" x 2.3"

ARTIST

Helen So (@miiasoey)

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

Made in USA