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The Nosh with Rachel Belle
The Nosh with Rachel Belle explores the eclectic and delicious culinary scene of the Pacific Northwest through lively and curious storytelling. We examine art, culture, trends and the outdoors, all through the lens of food and drink.
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A Restaurant Wokking Tour
Season 2 Episode 4 | 8m 26s | CC
You may have eaten a meal in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District, but how much do you know about the history of the restaurants and neighborhood? Host Rachel Belle sets out on foot with a guide from the Wing Luke Museum to explore the neighborhood’s oldest Chinese restaurant and eat handmade dumplings at its only Thai restaurant, an experience available to anyone who wants to sign up!
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