At Far Rockaway, Long Island one summer day 19 years ago, a tipsy slattern wove into the chop suey restaurant of Fung Kwok-dong, plunked down on a table a naked boy infant, offered to sell him for $1.
The closure Sunday of the iconic Sing High Chop Suey House in downtown Phoenix undoubtedly has set off pangs of nostalgia. Ninety years tends to build up a good deal of loyalty and memories. What ...