Name: Ciungan's Shrimp House, Ecorse, Michigan 1954
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SKU: 163618035
Price: 30.00 USD
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Ciungan's Shrimp House, Ecorse, Michigan 1954

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Ciungan's Shrimp House, Ecorse, Michigan 1954This has to be one of the cutest trains on a vintage menu. A little steam engine whistling Toot! Toot! carries fresh shrimp from New Orleans on a journey of a thousand miles to Ecorse, Michigan. Ciungan's Shrimp House was opened by Virgil and Eli Ciungan in 1948 and was in business for almost four decades before the property burned down in 1987. Apparently, the lobster and fried shrimp were legendary and people fondly remember the place. Courtesy

but sweetened and morphed to suit American palettes

The Wonton section features "Yat gaw mein" soup

They also tapped into the growing demand for hygienic food preparation and Childs restaurants were white-tiled environments with marble counter tops that gave off an aura of cleanliness

It's fascinating to read

Café Anglais opened in 1802 and achieved its highest fame when chef to the Rothschilds

when his chef Dunand foraged in the town for ingredients (because the supply wagons were too distant) and created the dish from what he could gather

50 and coffee at ten cents

The resorts slogan was “Stop at the Sign of the Windmill

Opened in 1945 by brothers Max and Joe Schneider

had a retractable roof so guests could dance under the stars and also had a revolving stage

which opened in 1929

" King Joy Lo offered over 150 Chinese offerings which could be combined to create "shopper's novelty luncheons" served Mandarin style

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