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Autumn delights: Persimmons and where to enjoy them
Here is a recommendation for where you can savor fresh persimmons in Shanghai and find tips to consider when eating them.
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Chongyang Cakes
Eating Chongyang Cakes is a cultural and symbolic tradition that aligns perfectly with the spirit of the Chongyang Festival, or Double Ninth Festival.
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A culinary journey through osmanthus-infused delicacies
With the arrival of autumn, the streets of Shanghai have been graced by blooming osmanthus flowers. Here is a collection of local delicacies that feature the delightful flavor of osmanthus flowers.
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A visual and culinary guide to crab dishes
As local crabs are now at their plumpest, the people of the Yangtze River Delta region have already begun savoring them in a variety of gourmet styles.
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Savor Shanghai's delicious mooncakes
With the Mid-Autumn Festival around the corner, established restaurants in Shanghai are gearing up to showcase their latest mooncake creations.
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Jiangcai
In Shanghai, jiangcai remains a crucial part of the dinner table – known for its salty and sour taste and perfection in color, aroma and taste.
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Sliced Cold Chicken
Sliced Cold Chicken, or baizhanji in Chinese, represents the Shanghai people's love for freshness and flavor.
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Fermented Bean Curd
Each bite of Fermented Bean Curd offers a delightful mix of salty, sticky, and mellow flavors, leaving a memorable impression on all who try it.
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Mung Bean Cakes
In Chinese medicine, mung beans have a cold property, making them ideal for helping you stay cool during the summer.
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Bright Food's Ice Cream Bricks
Children born in and around Shanghai are devoted fans of the snowy white Bright Food's Ice Cream Bricks (guangming bingzhuan).