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Daoyu Wonton
The Daoyu Wonton is adored by food enthusiasts, especially residents in Jiangnan - the region south of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River.
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A sweet taste of nostalgia
While there is no end to the variety of sweet treats these days, one that evokes childhood memories usually outpaces them all.
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Longhua Temple vegetarian cuisine
The signature vegetarian noodles are known for their delightful chewiness, flavorful broth, and meticulously prepared toppings, making them a sought-after treat for worshippers and visitors alike.
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Steaming hot in Paris
Chefs from Yuyuan Garden in Shanghai showcased their steamed meat bun skills at the Yuyuan Lantern Festival in Paris, France.
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Shanghai-based French chef shares how to make egg dumplings
Corentin Delcroix, a French chef and founder of food consultancy Black Olive based in Shanghai for 14 years, has a passion for both Chinese and Western cuisine.
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Mutton with Spirits
In Zhuanghang town of Shanghai's Fengxian district, there is a longstanding tradition known as "eating mutton with spirits", where residents enjoy consuming mutton alongside alcoholic beverages.
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Ding's Hock of Fengjing
Ding's Hock of Fengjing (Fengjing Pig) – the famous Shanghai pork knuckle dish – was created by Ding Qinglun, the owner of a bistro named Dingyixing, in 1852.
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Head to Qingpu for wood-fired baking at its best
From rustic loaves to crisp-crusted pizzas, these four Qingpu destinations share one thing in common: wood-fired ovens that produce exceptional baked goods.
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Time for tapertail anchovy: Shanghai's spring delicacy is here!
Spring in Shanghai isn't just about fresh new green leaves — it's about the delicate taste of tapertail anchovy.
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Where to find the best 'tangyuan' in Huangpu this Lantern Festival
Explore this guide to some of the best "tangyuan" spots in Huangpu for a sweet and festive treat.