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Pop-Up Cafe Rice Paper Scissors Share their Vision (Video)

Kenrick Mercado
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Small food business partners Valerie Luu & Katie Kwan of Rice Paper Scissors, a pop-up cafe serving Vietnamese food located in San Francisco, share their vision: integrating their eastern culinary heritage with the trending western street food culture.

Rice Paper Scissors - Valerie Luu and Katie Kwan
Rice Paper Scissors - Valerie Luu and Katie Kwan

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