Fulton was one of the writers who "began serving up Chinese recipes to Menzies' Australia" (recalling the era of Robert Menzies as prime minister from 1949 to 1966) and, as a result, Chinatown's "few eating houses were seen as a welcome alternative to the spartan cuisine of the times".
Fulton was one of the authors who "introduced Chinese cuisine to Menzies' Australia" (referencing Robert Menzies' prime ministership from 1949 to 1966) and, consequently, Chinatown's few restaurants were seen as a welcome respite from the limited dining choices of the era.