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  • Hakkasan Golden soft shell crab
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    Chinese New Year Feasting at Hakkasan

    ByMay February 19, 2015March 12, 2015
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    Spread the loveChinese New Year has always been a time to indulge in all things gastronomic for the Chinese community. In Asia, we take this occasion to show our hospitality to friends and business associates by hosting massive multiple course New Year feasts with specially themed auspicious dishes. It’s great to see that Hakkasan’s Executive…


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  • HKK Chinese Trio of Dumplings
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    HKK Innovative Chinese New Year Menu

    ByMay February 6, 2015February 6, 2015
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    To celebrate Chinese New Year in style in London, there are not many places that can present a special menu like HKK has done. They have modernised Chinese cooking techniques from around China and with that created a culinary journey that will delight your all your senses.


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  • Gambas a Macau, Macau prawns at A Wong
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    Exploring Macau’s Fusion Cuisine at A Wong

    ByMay November 18, 2014November 22, 2014
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    Spread the loveLondoners, here’s a chance to Taste Macau. We get to experience this unique centuries old fusion cuisine at  A Wong where Macanese Foopd Ambassador Florita Alves has collaboration with Andrew Wong to create an 8 course tasting menu. The Macau Tourism Board held a lunch to preview this menu recently.  At A Wong, the…


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  • Mandarin Kitchen – Lobster Noodles Still Great
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    Mandarin Kitchen – Lobster Noodles Still Great

    ByMay November 6, 2013November 10, 2013
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    Spread the loveMandarin Kitchen is one of the handful of places that we used to frequent for a decent Chinese meal in the Bayswater area. When we were students, a lot of friends had flat in the area and we used to congregate at a long closed restaurant called Hung Toa where the Roast Duck…


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  • Royal China Queensway Dim Sum
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    Dim Sum at Royal China Queensway

    ByMay May 1, 2013March 28, 2019
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    Spread the loveThis has been one of our favourite dim sum places in London for the longest time. It was one of the first Chinese restaurants that started serving dim sum in a nicer environment and with better service than the brusque approach in most Chinatown places. Royal China in Queensway has a very big…


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    Grand Imperial Victoria – express lunches

    ByMay September 20, 2012September 28, 2012
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    Spread the loveThe Grand Imperial Chinese Restaurant launched last year to great fanfare. It’s housed in a corner of the Grosvenor Hotel in Victoria, one of the grand old railway hotels. There are 2 entrances, either via Victoria Station or by a side entrance next to the bus station. They have transformed the high ceilinged…


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    Jai Yun for Authentic Shanghainese food in San Francisco

    ByMay January 23, 2011October 27, 2012
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    Spread the loveThis is the restaurant that triggered me to start a food blog. We went to Jai Yun on the edge of Chinatown in San Franciscoe as it was a bit of a cult in San Francisco. It is where all the chefs go to eat when they get off work. It is run…


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    Dim Sum at Golden Dragon

    ByMay October 11, 2010October 27, 2012
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    Spread the loveDim Sum or sometimes called Yum Cha is originally a Cantonese snack which has now been raised to be a full blown meal. Dim sum was usually served as a breakfast or brunch over a leisurely pot of tea, hence the Yum Cha which is to drink tea. One would have just one…


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    Review – Congee at Leong’s Legend

    ByMay August 10, 2010May 29, 2017
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    Spread the loveWhen you are feeling under the weather the best thing to have is something light. I remember being force fed congee when I was younger and hated it. Things have changed, I can now appreciate all the different types of congee there is and it is a sort of comfort food. Congee is…


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