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Getting My Gaichi Jorim Fix
Back in Seoul and came to Nandaemun for gaichi-jorim. The Koreans love it so much, a whole street named GalchijolimContinue Reading
Fung Shing 鳳城酒家 @ North Point (2026)
There’s a saying,「食在廣州、廚出鳳城」”Culinary capital is Guangzhou, but its chefs are from Fung Shing”. Fung Shing 鳳城 (lit. Phoenix City) refersContinue Reading
National Treasure – Celadon Granary Jar with Architecture, Figurines and Animals (Three Kingdoms – Wu)
The purpose of a hunping is somewhat enigmatic, but archaeologists suggest that they may have been used as containers for fruit accompanying the deceased into the afterlife.
Where Civilisations Meet
The beauty of harmony lies in diversity. Each civilisation finds beauty in itself, and beauty is shared among all.
Tin Lung 天龍 @ Hong Kong (2026)
One cannot come to Hong Kong and not partake their heavenly BBQ roast meats known as siewmei 燒味. And PrincessContinue Reading
Thomas Chien @ Kaohsiung
I was curious of Michelin restaurants and eateries in Kaohsiung, not having any chance to try any of them inContinue Reading
Tang Yuan 塘园 @ Suzhou
Usually I do not trust the Michelin guide in China as the recommendations are usually quite mediocre. But this timeContinue Reading
Sun Kwong 新光潮州菜館 @ Hong Kong (2026)
An old school Teochew (Chiuchow) restaurant in Hong Kong, Sun Kwong was one of my favourite late night supper place,Continue Reading
National Treasure – Yangshao Boat-shaped Painted Pottery Jar (Neolithic)
Egyptian painted boats on pottery jar during Predynastic period (~3500BC), the Chinese made boat-shaped pottery jar.
Nanjing Museum 南京博物院
This is one important on my the bucket list of museums to visit, and I was not disappointed with theContinue Reading
