Sho 承 @ Kaohsiung
Our first reservation at Sho was cancelled due to Typhoon Bavi (downgraded from Super Typhoon grade on the last dayContinue Reading
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Duck Zhen 鴨肉珍 @ Kaohsiung
They were still mentioned in the tyre guide for Kaohsiung in 2025, and when the 2026 edition was released earlierContinue Reading
Cheung Fat Kitchen 長發小廚 @ North Point
Java Road Market is an indoor wet market and cooked food centre located in North Point, Hong Kong. It featuresContinue Reading
National Treasure – Celadon Vase with Bowstrings, Guan Ware (Southern Song)
The kiln site of the Southern Song Dynasty official kiln is located in Hangzhou. Archaeologists have conducted multiple excavations there, obtaining a considerable amount of material evidence.
Treasures of Nanjing Museum – Special Exhibitions Gallery
Nanjing Museum is the second largest museum in China (after the Palace Museum of Beijing) in terms of the numbersContinue Reading
Sin Manbok 만복 @ Tanjong Pagar
Cafe in our club was closed for renovations, Princess wanted some “KFC” (Korean fried chicken) so we headed to TanjongContinue Reading
Spring Court 詠春園 @ Chinatown
Relatives from Canada came for a visit, and the family brought them to the oldest family run restaurant in SingaporeContinue Reading
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.