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Food miscellany from an Aussie girl who loves to cook but above all, lives to eat.
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Recent eats.
- Heating up the Hunan house @ Di Shui Dong, Shanghai
- A big plate of chicken at Yakexi, Jing’an
- Dim Dim Sum, Shanghai
- My search for South-East Asian groceries in Shanghai
- Dessert heaven @ Kei Kee, Yuen Long
- Dried fried beef hor fun @ Ho Hung Kee
- Battle of the beef brisket in Hong Kong
- HK’s best egg tart @ Tai Cheong Bakery
- Cheap eats at Tim Ho Wan, the dimsum specialists
- Sweet tofu dessert @ Kung Wo Dou Bun Chong, Sham Shui Po
- Lau Sum Kee, Sham Sui Po
- Roast pigeon @ Lung Wah Hotel, Sha Tin
- Under the Bridge Spicy Crab, Wan Chai
- Dim Sum heaven @ T’ang Court, Hong Kong
- A whole heap of excuses …. and Hong Kong delights
- Mouth numbing goodness – No 10 Sichuan, Earls Court
- The Harwood Arms, Fulham
- Noma Part 2, The Meal
- My experience at Noma, Copenhagen – Part I, The Snacks
- Soho Japan, Fitzrovia
Tag Archives: Shanghai
Heating up the Hunan house @ Di Shui Dong, Shanghai
On a rare Friday date night, we found ourselves eating possibly the most unromantic food known to man. Hunan food at Di Shui Dong (滴水洞) in the French Concession. And whilst we knew that Hunan food is hot, we walked away … Continue reading
Posted in Shanghai, Shanghai dining
Tagged China, Chinese cuisine, di shui dong, Dong Ping, Hunan, Shanghai
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A big plate of chicken at Yakexi, Jing’an
It’s pretty easy to get sick of Shanghainese food. Whilst good, it’s sweet, sticky and overly oily. Luckily living in Shanghai means that we have the option of plenty of other regional Chinese and western food. One of our go to … Continue reading
Posted in Shanghai, Shanghai dining
Tagged Chinese cuisine, Dapanji, Lamb and mutton, Shanghai, Xinjiang, Xinjiang cuisine
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Dim Dim Sum, Shanghai
It’s now been a short 2 months in Shanghai and our food knowledge is slowly but surely growing. In all honestly we havent really been that overwhelmed with the western food on offer. Given that the prices are at par … Continue reading
Posted in Shanghai, Shanghai dining
Tagged Cantonese cuisine, China, dim sum, food, HongKong, Nanjing Road, Shanghai
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My search for South-East Asian groceries in Shanghai
One of the greatest things about moving to a new city is the fact that you are able to discover new foods and adapt to new ways of living. Whilst Shanghai is far from a hardship city, one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Shanghai, Shanghai - markets and shopping
Tagged Carrefour, Fish sauce, grocery shopping, Kaffir lime, malaysian, Parkson, Pines, Shanghai, Soy sauce, thai, Thai basil, vietnamese
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