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We Tried Lychee Rose Oreos and Were Pleasantly Surprised

Lychee Rose Oreos are the newest cookie craze to hit China’s convenience stores.

by Naomi Lounsbury, 20 June 2019

5 Delicious Wines and Spirits Under ¥100

Hosting a get-together? Here are five delicious (and affordable) drinks to try at your next party!

by That's, 20 June 2019

3 China Travel Deals for Adventurous Foodies

Travel and explore new cuisines with these great travel deals!

by That's, 19 June 2019

10 Fantastic F&B Events in Shanghai This Week

Your guide to eating and drinking in Shanghai for this week and beyond.

by Tom Lamming, 19 June 2019

PHOTOS: Brawl on the Bund June 2019

See photos from Shanghai's favorite black tie boxing bloodbath.

by That's Shanghai, 18 June 2019

Here's When China's First Costco Will Open in Shanghai

Mark your calendars!

by Jack Douglas, 18 June 2019

Touring Shenzhen's Bustling Craft Beer Scene

That's columnist Chris Foste is a bearded beer fanatic whose frothy pint glass of knowledge flows over with wisdom on the wetting of one's whistle.

by Chris Foste, 17 June 2019

5 Items Coffee Lovers Can't Live Without

Start your day off right with these flavorsome coffee products.

by That's, 17 June 2019

Recent Comments

Karaiya spice house is a total surprise to me. I didn’t expect a Hunan cuisine could be so good in a mall. The environment is quiet, clean, with gentle lighting, but not to formal so you can enjoy your meal with friends a loved ones. The chicken steamed in the rice wine was a good idea, but it is a bit light compare to other dishes. We also had salad with sesame sauce, it is a bit sweeter than expected. It would be a great choice to have it after the main dish as it calms your taste buds from all the spiciness. And the main dish flounder is very memorable. What else can you describe a fresh flounder topping with nicely done two chili sauce? It is simply awesome. I’d give this hunan cuisine experience a 4.5 stars out of 5. Highly recommended.

FionaShen

May 27, 2019 at 16:39 pm

I strongly disagree with the article. I believe the company and factories have been properly registered and it’s really biased to call them a gang, as if they were gangsters. The facts are, they copied LEGO products in the details, which is illegal. LEGO lost face/felt very bad because they basically made the same thing for 10 times the price, they went to court and won. Goods are confiscated and the main losers are the consumers. End of it.

VinceM

May 9, 2019 at 13:06 pm

有饺子吗? Yǒu jiǎo zi mā? This means "Are there dumplings?" or "Do you have dumplings?" not "Can I have some dumplings?" In the last phrase, the pinyin for 不 should be fourth tone bù, not second tone bú, because the word following it has a first tone (chī), not another fourth tone.

yifen238

February 1, 2019 at 9:50 am

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