BUILDING A LANDMARK
H UNA COM N GA MUNI RDEN TY
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WRITTEN BY SHARON WALLINGFORD PHOTGRAPHY BY BAC PHOTOGRAPHY AND DESIGN
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ROSEN BE RG M AGA ZIN E
ou may not know you can experience the taste and flair of the Orient without having to fly thousands of miles. Elaine Yang and her staff at Hunan Garden always present her culinary skills at their best and have done so for more than a quarter of a century. A vivacious hostess determined to please her diners, Yang has delivered her more than 30 Asian family dishes to tables and taste buds who visit from across Fort Bend county and the southeast region. You know you have arrived at her doorstep when you enter the plaza located at 4601 Avenue H in Rosenberg and are greeted by the Dragon Fountain. Step through the golden door in the center and be seated to enjoy a charming and relaxing event achieved with food, decor and pampering. The decor of bamboo, guilded gold and twinkling lights, includes a large mural depicting the ancient Orient community lifestyle and a room dividing window designed by her brother and built by her late father. The enrichment continues as voices enter and fill the room. Yang and her two brothers selected the site in 1984 and it has remained at the same location for more than four generations. They established a second site
