Pan-Asian

The end of the Pan-Asian war was news, even two years after the fact.

Now in its fifth year, it is the largest pan-Asian wine competition.

Many of the dishes offered are pan-Asian fusion in design.

In fact, much of the influence is pan-Asian rather than Thai.

In the beginning, he said, he thought of it as a pan-Asian experiment.

Other traditions still rich in pan-Asian elements are strong.

He will serve pan-Asian food in a redecorated room.

The cuisine is exotic, fresh and light, focusing on pan-Asian flavours.

A pan-Asian Modern and contemporary fair would be a valuable addition to the city.

A pan-Asian restaurant has opened in the space.

But the drummers, a new generation, are eager to participate in what they call "pan-Asian" activities.

Boulder now has their version, and who cares if it's set in modern pan-Asian environs.

Duck makes a frequent appearance on its pan-Asian menu.

Today the company is a leading pan-Asian retailer.

By the 1980s pan-Asian exhibits generated by community volunteers became central to the museum.

It's a dish that seems a bit of a renegade on a pan-Asian menu, but no one is likely to complain.

It is regarded as a leading promoter of pan-Asian music in England.

A Pan-Asian restaurant is to open next month.

The food is pan-Asian, modern and creative.

The channel did not promote a pan-Asian format.

They thereby established a monopoly over porterage during the heyday of the pan-Asian trade.

The channel's major weekday business day programmes are (pan-Asian feed):

Her elegant interpretation of Pan-Asian food was a revelation in Washington.

The cuisine and the decor make "pan-Asian" sound confining.

East, serving dinner only, has inventive pan-Asian food.