"James Chiu's family stated, 'He lived with positivity and gratitude until his peaceful passing.' His vision for exceptional food and genuine customer service will inspire generations to come."
"Mandarin described Chiu as a 'true restaurant icon' and noted that he leaves an indelible mark on the hospitality industry."
"Chiu's journey began as a means for survival, which transformed into a lifelong love of hospitality, according to his family."
"The Mandarin buffet chain, known for its blue sky murals and iconic promotions, now employs over 3,000 people across 29 locations in Ontario."
James Chiu, co-founder of the popular Mandarin buffet chain, died at 78 after a battle with pulmonary fibrosis. He immigrated to Canada from Taiwan in 1963 and opened his first restaurant, Sweet `N Sour, after studying business. In 1979, he and his family purchased a small restaurant in Brampton, which evolved into the Mandarin buffet concept. The chain now has 29 locations in Ontario and is known for its community contributions, exceptional food, and customer service.
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