Father's Day Weekend, Farmer's Market Crisps

 

Father's Day Farmer's Market Specials June 19 & 20.
MA PO CRISPS
MA PO CRISPS$6.00
We will be at the Mpls. Farmer's Market on both Saturday & Sunday, June 19 & 20th. You can view the menu & order here: our Online Farmer's Market Menu. Items are available on-site at the markets.

Spicy Ma-Po Crisp: Classic Szechuan ground pork dish Ma-po, gets re-imagined for summer with crispy fried wonton wrapper, onions, peppers and cilantro.

Cinnamon Sugar Wonton Crisp : Wonton wrapper fried into chips, dusted with powdered sugar and cinnamon.

Free drink on us: Get a free Farmer's Market drink with 100 loyalty points. You must join the Rainbow Rewards program and make your purchase through Square. For each $10 you spend, you'll get 25 points.

Feeling snappy? Take a picture or video with your Farmer's Market purchase from Rainbow, if we re-post it, we'll tag you for a free Farmer's Market drink on your next visit. 

CINNA-SUGAR CRISPS
CINNA-SUGAR CRISPS$5.00
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Look for us in the news:
Reporter Rick Nelson talks about his go-to comfort food: Sesame Noodles. 
⭐SESAME NOODLES 🥜🔰
⭐SESAME NOODLES 🥜🔰$10.00
$2
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The reward expires on June 20, 2021. No cash value. Not transferable. Valid in-store or via Square Online, if applicable. May be canceled at any time.
Happy Father's Day!
While we don't have a photo of Chef Tammy's dad, aka "Papa Wong", we can tell you that he came up with the name Rainbow Chinese. He said it sounded nice. Having the name Rainbow does bear a lot of weight and responsibility, we have always opened our doors and shared our dishes with the colorful people of the neighborhood. You may sometimes see Papa Wong at the restaurant, he always has a smile on his face and he will greet you, but he doesn't speak much English. I have heard him say "very nice". 
Get to know our story
There are several video documentaries available online to introduce you to the history-making Asians and Pacific Islanders that helped form what the United States is today. Explore the links below:

PBS Asian Americans (website)  
PBS Asian Americans Video Documentaries: Episode Guide
Watch episodes of Asian Americans on through June 26. 
The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was the first law put forth to restrict immigration to the United States. Museum of Chinese in America article
PBS Documentary on the Chinese Exclusion Act, trailer.
Picking up your order:
Our parking lot on the SOUTH side of the building is now open for pick up orders. If you opted in to Order Updates, you can let us know you've arrived by responding to your order confirmation. You can also call us to let us know you are here by calling us or ringing the doorbell. We often only have one person at the desk, so please have patience when you call us or pick up your order. 

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