Do You Want to Come to My House and Have Banh Mi?

Grandmother Tentamara, what are you cooking today? Koryo-saram, Vietnam, Japan, Mongolia, Egypt... Warm and friendly bowls of rice from immigrant neighbors from around the world. Before we knew it, there are many immigrants and multicultural families in Korea. From nearby Koryo-saram, Vietnam, Japan, Mongolia to faraway Egypt and Peru—what kind of rice do people from around the world cook and eat? Lee Ran-joo, a leading domestic immigrant rights activist and author of several human rights books including Speak, Chandra, wrote about that rice story.