Chengdu, Sichuan, CHINA — One topic of conversation that surfaces frequently while hanging out with other backpackers is how much the travel scene has changed. Many travelers staying in hostels, pack their laptops and after a day of sightseeing they search the lobbies and cafes for electric [...]
Continue Reading →粉蒸肉也上来了,我想起来在台北时和婆婆一起吃过这道菜。Mix告诉我在过去的五十年里,有很多四川人移民到台北。之后,又上来几小碗不同的面。“在成都用小碗装面条,太棒了,我可以尝好多口味的面条!要是用大碗,我或许只能吃一种肚子就没地方装其他类型的了。”
Continue Reading →Mix说只要有五个人去,我们就将组成吃兔头的团队。于是我们的奥德塞旅行从成都的Mix Hostel开始了。我向桌子边上的五个人确认一下,结果远不止五个人热衷这项美食探险。从Hostel走了几站,我们就到了一家常见的餐馆,并点了11只兔头-8只是麻辣味的,三只非麻辣的。
Continue Reading →Chengdu 成都, Sichuan 四川, China — The rabbit head odyssey began at Chengdu Mix Hostel, where “Mix” agreed to take a group of rabbit head eating rookies if there were at least five of us. I convinced the five at the table [...]
Continue Reading →Chengdu, Sichuan, CHINA — An important website to know when dining in China is Dianping.com, in Chinese only. Dianping is the Zagat of China and the ratings can be trusted! So far, every restaurant I’ve gone to, by recommendation of Dianping [...]
Continue Reading →要想吃炒肝
Yào Xiǎng Chī Chǎo gān’r
鼓楼一拐弯
Gǔlóu Yī Guǎiwān
“If you want to have Liver Beijing style, Make a turn at the Drum Tower.” Perhaps this phrase only echoes in the hearts of old Beijinger’s or [...]
Continue Reading →“要想吃炒肝,鼓楼一拐弯”。也许这句顺口溜只有那些老北京人或真正喜欢北京小吃的人才会真正理解。在整个午饭期间,我的朋友高佳不停地用各种正宗的北京小吃款待我,使我有机会体验一下真正的北京人的感觉。这段时间,我的食欲似乎在无限制地膨胀。
Continue Reading →Beijing, China — I’m in the middle of writing about my visit to Lìjiāng. Lunch time hits so I decide to eat some inspiration at a favorite spot, In & Out (一坐一忘丽江主题餐厅). I’ve written about a few dishes from In & [...]
Continue Reading →Beijing, CHINA — A light dinner of two courses at In & Out (一坐一忘丽江主题餐厅) and a dessert beckons a return for more. The prices won’t break the bank and the ambiance echoes old Lìjiāng without a few of the tourist-trap pretensions [...]
Continue Reading →Walking east along Guanghua Lu, I spot a shop with people seated at five small tables outside, slurping soup. I look inside the shop and see a poster featuring the same dish everyone is eating. My nephew, friend, and I sit at a table and order three of whatever they’re having.
First, the server brings [...]
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