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China’s Top Ten Snack Streets

China’s Top Ten Snack Streets

November 3, 2019November 3, 2019Rodney

Here is a list of the top ten snack streets and its no coincidence that they are also near to major scenic areas. Also fascinating is that many of them have been famed destinations of the Chī huò (foodie) for centuries. read more

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Lets Eat… Chickens Feet

Lets Eat… Chickens Feet

March 26, 2015March 26, 2015Rodney

There’s not much that goes to waste around these parts, and that includes Chickens feet, not just spared out of thrift though, they’re a wildly popular snack and delicacy. You can find them at street food stalls, convenience stores, supermarkets and for a real treat, my favorite is Cantonese style chickens feet that you find at dian xin (dim sum) restaurant. read more

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Hong Kong Cuisine – local snacks and specialities

Hong Kong Cuisine – local snacks and specialities

December 28, 2014February 8, 2015Rodney

A guide to some of the snacks and meals that are popular with the locals, and where to get them

[NOTE: this has translated from wechat and its a little imperfect, but I put here as a guide for food lovers looking for a genuine ‘local’ Hong Kong food experience.] read more

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Let’s Eat…… Snacks

Let’s Eat…… Snacks

August 18, 2014January 9, 2015Rodney

Here’s a quick guide to some of the popular local snacks foods you’ll see on your travels around China (excuse the translations, will get to correcting the dish names): read more

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lets eat.. Cicada

lets eat.. Cicada

July 27, 2014May 18, 2017Rodney

At first I was a little reluctant, I am sure you understand, but as I watched everyone else sticking there toothpicks into the platter of crunchy bugs, I thought, well, when in Rome. read more

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The Essential Guide to Wangfujing Street Beijing

The Essential Guide to Wangfujing Street Beijing

May 16, 2010May 15, 2018Rodney

Wangfujing Street is one of the largest and most well-known shopping streets in Beijing. Featuring a mix of large modern department stores, luxury brand name outlets, small retail shops, and markets. What’s interesting is that this has been an active commercial street for over 700 years! read more

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