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Pinpin Restaurant It’s impossible to miss Pinpin when you’re already at the 6100 block of Fraser Street in Vancouver. On any given day, you’ll see lines of people eagerly awaiting their turn to be seated inside what has become the most successful restaurant venture in the BC’s Lower Mainland. Since it opened its doors for business, Pinpin has continued to draw droves of patrons who can’t seem to have enough of their fill of its distinctive Filipino-Chinese cuisine. With its walls adorned with photos of local Philippine scenes, including the iconic jeepney, dining at Pinpin is more than just an eating adventure – it is also a journey back in time. The secret behind Pinpin’s success goes beyond the dishes that make its mostly Filipino clientele feel at home once again. There’s a rich history and honoured tradition of excellence that run deep into this establishment that has become a byword and a must-go destination of people who are out for a good eat. Proud owners Jojo and Virginia Lee come from families of known restaurateurs in the Philippines, whose ventures had become synonymous to good food that has satiated Filipinos for generations. Virginia’s family owned the original Pinpin restaurant in Escolta starting in 1945. “Escolta was then the business centre of Manila,” Virginia recalled. “It was the equivalent of today’s Makati.” Deriving its name from its street location – Tomas Pinpin Street after the great Filipino printer – the original restaurant was actually named Pinpin Café and Restaurant. After close to a half-century of business, it winded down in 1999. Virginia’s family was also involved in the New World Restaurant in Binondo, Manila, and the Cathay House in Makati. Jojo’s family has a similar proud tradition. They were behind the Shining Star Chinese Restau

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