“Mei mei” translates to “little sister” in Mandarin, which is fitting for this sibling-founded restaurant serving creatively delicious Asian American food. The farm-focused Mei Mei offers a selection of dumplings, prepared foods, and even virtual classes to refine your culinary skills. Classes range from a hand-pulled noodle masterclass to the simple art of making dumplings.

This LA-based clothing brand creates sustainable, minimalist pieces for an elevated everyday style. They exclusively work with family-owned factories, and have great relationships with the people who make their garments. We especially love their cozy jumpsuits!

The earthy designs of Norae Ceramics’ small batch, handmade pottery are simply gorgeous. Based in Oahu, owner and operator Lauren Shin crafts pieces to brighten and beautify your space. Their bud vases are a must-have for any plant parent.

The wearable sculptures of Porcelain & Stone marry ceramic jewelry with fine metals. And as the traditional Chinese Gua Sha technique gains popularity, be sure to shop their Gua Sha Kit if you try it out.

New York multimedia artist Justine Gilbuena never fails to wow us with her simplistic yet gorgeous designs. Stop by her shop to check out her pins, patches, stationery, sun catchers, and other crafts!

Michelle throws things, literally. These creative clay creations span from jewelry to teapots to shot glasses. Reminiscent of her own memories of Chinese New Year, these whimsical dumpling ornaments are just too cute. You can order them steamed, toasty, or pan fried.

This one is a RWC staff favorite. Dado’s flavorful tapioca balls are a standout, and they sport an expansive menu of wraps, noodles, breakfast, and more. We love to pick up and gift their Bubble Tea Kits to make delicious bubble tea at home.

The works of Foxfire marry thoughtful graphic design with practicality through gorgeous totes, tea towels, and produce bags. Their flour sack towels are both quaint and absorbent, and a great addition to any kitchen.

Looking at Kathy Phan’s work, you’d never know she’s only been working with watercolor for three years. Her Asian food stickers are a celebration of the AAPI community and their cultures, and her spot-on pet portraits are a standout!

Kwotations is a handmade stationery company based in Brooklyn that celebrates the collective human experience and cultivates connection. Owner Janine Kwoh is the sole artist behind the studio, and her artistry is second to none. Check out her affirmation stickers for some self-love reminders!

EHChocolatier has an adorable chocolate boutique in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and was recently recognized as one of Food & Wine’s 50 best chocolatiers in the country. Master Chocolatiers and Co-Founders, Elaine Hsieh and Catherine Sweeney, create chocolates, confections, candy bars and caramels that are just as beautiful as they are delicious.

The Everyday Napkin keeps simplicity, style, and functionality in mind while reducing waste from paper products. This family-run business creates stylish napkins to accompany breakfast, cocktails, and everything in between.