Chinese Food

Hong Kong High Tea

Hong Kongers really love their high tea. Usually around 3 to 5 pm in the afternoon, Hong Kongers like to take a little break in their busy day to sip a cup of tea and have a side of bread or two.

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Genting Highlands has a boat load of entertainment. There is something to do for everybody no matter what your idea of fun may be. After a day of fun at the casino, arcade, and amusement park I hopped on over to the Genting Highlands Buffet to fill my empty stomach. The buffet is Las Vegas [...]

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Nanxiang Xiao Long Bao (Pork Dumplings)

Xiao Long Bao – A nice little dumpling composed of scrumptious soup and pork that will top your taste buds. When many people think of Xiao Long Bao, they may think about the popular Taiwanese chain Ding Tai Fung but for an unsurpassable authentic, Nanxiang Mantou Dian (Nanxiang Bun Shop) leads the pack. With the [...]

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World’s Best Chicken – San Tung

I love chicken! Especially fried chicken wings. Who doesn’t? For a while, one restaurant remains on top of it all when it comes to their chicken.

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Chinese Sugar Roasted Chestnuts

As I walk the cold streets of a small town in the middle of nowhere, China something draws my attention. Look! In the distance, a distinct aroma and rattling sound oh so unmistakable. As I walk closer and closer to the source, the smell got stronger and the rattling sounds of the wok grew louder. [...]

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Dim Sum Guide

Dim Sum is a Cantonese style of dining that usually takes place during the early mornings til late lunchtime. In a background of the usual hustling and bustling, barrels or plates of mini-meals ,each with its distinctive flavor make their way in specially designed heated Dim Sum karts across a field of customers (often times [...]

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King of Fruit – Durian

Have you ever eaten a fruit so pungent that eating it in public will bring about rallies of stares and frowns? I am talking about the king of fruit, durian. Mostly found in Southern Asian countries like Malaysia and Thailand, durian has a mace like appearance and a smell unlike anything else.

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Bread Talk

In Singapore, I came across a bakery that definitely stood out in the crowd. Their buns have the best texture and their bread is amazing. Bite into a Bread Talk bun and you will be thinking to yourself “Am I eating bread? or cotton candy?” The texture of the buns is ohh so soft and [...]

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Peking Roast Duck

Roast duck is a dish quite popular in Beijing hence the name “Peking Roast Duck.” (Peking is another name for Beijing) It is one of those foods that doesn’t need much explaining. Thinly sliced pieces of perfection.

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Claw Cake and Smelly Tofu

The words “Chinese food” may conjure up images of har gou (shrimp dumplings) or orange chicken but that stuff only scratches the surface. With China being such a large country you’d expect the varieties of food to be immense. And you’d be correct in thinking so.

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