Chinese menus

Chinese menus offer a wide variety of food.

Who did not consume chinese food?

 The distinctive combination of soy sauce, ginger, and spring onions has throughout every corner of the world. So how much do we actually learn about the 4,000-year-old cuisine that serves 1.3 billion people in China, the history cultures and some interesting facts and folklore of Chinese cuisine and cooking techniques.

Some interesting chinese food and drinks.

Chinese love to eat, and Chinese food contains a wide variety of ingredients that can be well reflected in the saying (it is somewhat exaggerated): The Chinese eat everything with four legs.

What people eat in China. Some ingredients can be obtained at your local supermarket, while others can only be found at a supermarket in China.

 

English	Chinese	Pronunciation	Characters
Taiwanese Meatballs	ròu yuán	Roh ywen	肉圆
Rice and Meat Dumplings	ròu wán	Roh wann	肉丸
smelly tofu	chòu dòufu	Choh doh-foo	臭豆腐
Tofu Pudding	dòuhuā	Doh-hwaa	豆花
Dried Tofu	dòufu gān	Doh-foo gan	豆腐干
Oily Bean Curd	yóu dòufu	Yoh doh-foo	油豆腐

Lunches are included for you at popular local restaurants, so you can taste authentic Chinese food. Your guide will be there to help you order the dishes.

We left the evening meals for you to make your own arrangements, as having dinner is part of the discovery of cuisine and you might want to explore all the options on your own. Our guides will be pleased to make recommendations based on your taste preferences. If you want us to prepare for you a trouble-free meal, just let us know.

Vegetarian, halal, kosher, Indian, or gluten-free — our experienced private guides can cater to all your dietary requirements.

Now the question arises about health

which is the most complex and maybe the world's most scary?

The concern is that most of the dishes are filled with artery-blocking oils and sucrose sauces  not to mention a taste enhancer named monosodium glutamate (MSG), which might trigger your appetite. The typical Chinese take-out dish will comfortably contain calories, fat and sodium in more than a day's worth. 

For example, a serving of Panda Express' orange chicken will cost you 490 calories and a whopping 820 milligrams of sodium—and that doesn't count the fried rice and egg rolls.