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Guilin Food Guide: 12 Must-Try Local Dishes for First-Time Western Visitors

Guilin

Introduction: Guilin’s Culinary Harmony Between Mountains and Rivers Guilin, renowned worldwide for its breathtaking karst landscapes and the poetic beauty captured in the phrase “Guilin’s scenery is the best under heaven” (桂林山水甲天下), offers Western travelers a unique culinary journey that mirrors the city’s harmonious relationship with nature. Guilin cuisine (桂菜 – Guìcài) represents the distinctive […]

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chengdu hotpot

Chengdu Food Guide: 15 Must-Try Spicy Sichuan Dishes for First-Time Western Visitors

Chengdu

Introduction: Welcome to China’s Spice Capital and UNESCO City of Gastronomy Chengdu, the laid-back capital of Sichuan Province, offers Western travelers the most thrilling and challenging culinary adventure in China. As UNESCO’s first City of Gastronomy in Asia, Chengdu cuisine (川菜 – Chuāncài) is famous worldwide for its bold use of Sichuan peppercorns, chili peppers,

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xiaolongbao 小笼包

Shanghai Food Guide: 15 Must-Try Local Dishes for First-Time Western Visitors

Shanghai

Introduction: Shanghai’s Culinary Revolution from Trading Port to Global Food Capital Shanghai’s extraordinary culinary landscape tells the story of China’s most cosmopolitan city, where traditional Jiangnan cuisine meets international influences from over 150 years as a global trading hub. As China’s financial center, Shanghai cuisine (本帮菜 – Bēnbāng Cài) represents sophistication and innovation, blending the

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beijing duck

Beijing Food Guide: 15 Must-Try Local Dishes for First-Time Visitors

Beijing

Introduction: A Culinary Journey Through Beijing’s Rich Food Heritage Beijing’s culinary landscape offers Western travelers an extraordinary gateway into 3,000 years of Chinese imperial history and street food culture. As China’s capital, Beijing cuisine (京菜) blends northern Chinese traditions with imperial court influences, creating dishes that are both hearty and refined. From the world-famous Peking

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