Category: Chinese
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Changi T2 is on track to becoming world’s best airport again with Gourmet Garden.
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Margaret Market is a window to what Singapore’s heritage hawker centers may look like in the next decade.
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For travelers from Asia looking for rice and noodles, Paris is no longer just bistros and boulangeries.
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Jurong’s Legendary Hong Kong restaurant opens at a legendary location in Rochester Commons.
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Kaleidoscope at Atlantis, The Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Meet the best international buffet in Dubai.
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Welcome to another episode of overpriced egg bennies and lattes.
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Affordable. Wide variety. No BS. If you’re a tourist in Singapore, here’s where you can binge eat without burning a hole in your pocket.
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Wan Chai Hong Kong Tea Room is a cha chaan teng place in IMM Jurong East for anyone looking to fill an empty stomach with Hong Kong breakfast favorites and dimsum.
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Barbecue Pluma Iberico Pork, Yellow Mountain Honey. The name’s already a mouthful. Wait till you taste it.
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I’m leaving out the usual chili crabs and cereal prawns. Those are basic.
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If you’re already tired of the usual tonkotsu ramen, Paradise Dynasty’s new shrimp ramen concept is so good, you’d want to swap your classics with something else.
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At Flushings in Queens, you can eat black bean pudding, roast duck, and eat the softest dumplings for below 30 bucks.
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If you’re lost in translation in Chinatown, here is your survivor list for the hungry stomach.
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Here’s one of Hong Kong’s best Roast Goose to try
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Does Xian’s famous noodles meet the highest level in my spice meter?
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Paradise Dynasty opens its first branch in Manila. Take a look at its signature Xiao Long Bao’s and hand-pulled noodles.
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I ate almost every cuisine possible in NYC and this is what I learned: Food should bring us closer together
Regardless of race, color, origin, nationality, ethnicity, or religion, the movement of food shows how progressive we are today.
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American, Chinese, Comfort Food, Filipino, Fusion Cuisine, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Manhattan, New York, Shanghainese, Singaporean, Thai
Mighty Bowl, Greenwich Village, NYC
I’ve been in NYC for a while and nothing feels better than this home in a bowl.
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If you want westernized Chinese food, Lung Shan creates that temporary oriental cuisine to satisfy your cravings.