Japanese
Tanya Matabei, Shanghai
Japanese cuisine is not hard to find in Asia, specifically Taipei or Shanghai. I think it would be safe to say, since the 80′s – when Japan’s global reach was at its peak, culture, cuisine, and invest
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Korean
KyoChon Chicken, PuDong
Most people don’t necessarily associate chicken with Korean food. But Korean Fried Chicken is a common dish in beer houses and drinking establishments. This particular chicken is spicy, quite spicy. T
Chinese
Dim Sum at Hong Kong Tian Tian Seafood Harbour Restaurant天天渔港, Shanghai
Tian Tian Seafood Harbour 天天渔港 Tian Tian Yu Gang is one of the largest chain restaurants in Shanghai, but also China. With Hong Kong roots, there are locations in Beijing, Shenzhen, as well as Shangha
Japanese
吉兆日本料理, Suzhou
I had to make a one day trip to Suzhou for a short business trip. The manager that we were visiting took us out to lunch at a place called 吉兆日本料理, which loosely translated means Good Omen Japanese Cui
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Apple Shanghai iapm (Apple 上海环贸 iapm), Shanghai
Yes, I admit I am a huge Apple fanboy. Yes, I know this is my restaurant and food review opinion siteblog. But I had to post about the new official Apple Store in Pudong, Shanghai.
Taiwanese
Legacy Taipei, Taipei
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Chinese
宜品福州乾拌麵, Taipei
Fool’s Noodles is a noodle shop that features simple “dry” soup-less or non wet noodles. A small chain, Fool’s Noodles apparently does and specializes in one thing – Sha Gua Gan Mian 傻瓜干面, a version o
Taiwanese
Taiwan Street Food, Taiwan
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Taiwanese
Tainan Eel Noodles (台南鱔魚意麵), Taipei
Eel Noodles is a delicacy that is part of Tainan cuisine. This dish is first stir-fried with the eel with scallions, onions, vinegar, soy sauce and other ingredients. The sauce, thickened, then served
Japanese
麵屋千雲 Menya Chikumo, Taipei
Rakumenya is ramen house featuring a spicy ramen. Modeled after a typical Ramen house in Japan with wood accents and a chorus of Japanese yells and calls – as you enter, leave, and order.
Japanese
Charcoal Yakiniku Japanese stone, Taoyuan
“All You Can Eat” AYCE in Taiwan and China is translated as “Eat till Full” 吃到飽. Not as attractive sounding as the American English moniker – it seems a bit unappealing. Yet, these types of restaurant
Mexican
Oola Mexican Grill, Taipei
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