Haidilao Hot Pot (海底捞火锅), Shanghai
Every once and awhile, you go to a restaurant without any expectations and leave pleasantly surprised. This is what happened when I supposedly thought I was going for a simple happy hour.
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Every once and awhile, you go to a restaurant without any expectations and leave pleasantly surprised. This is what happened when I supposedly thought I was going for a simple happy hour.
Weathered stone village buildings reflected in a still pond, with people gathered along the far edge.
The Whampoa Club at Three on the Bund is promoting their new Shanghai Dim Sum lunch.http://www.thethirstypig.com/2011/09/08/weekend-brunch-at-whampoa-club-shanghai-announcement/ I was able to round up
Red lanterns and flags hanging along an old street of stone buildings under a cloudy orange sunset sky.
A still lake reflecting a village, an arched stone bridge, trees, and hills under a hazy golden sky.
Jagged rocky mountain peaks with scattered pine trees rising above a layer of clouds under a pale sky.
Upward view of a large pale stone building with a curved tiled roofline and decorative trim against a deep blue sky.
Several red-and-white passenger trains lined up on parallel tracks under a large arched station roof at night.