Central 中環茶餐廳 @ Yishun
Cha Chaan Teng literally means “tea restaurant” in Cantonese. This culture of dining is a welcome assault to the senses.Continue Reading
Eat Well, Laugh Loud, Live Long
Cha Chaan Teng literally means “tea restaurant” in Cantonese. This culture of dining is a welcome assault to the senses.Continue Reading
This is a visit to Victory restaurant in Shenzhen, but not at my usual location at Lychee Garden (or SnakeContinue Reading
I had the pleasure of growing up with fantastic home-style Cantonese food. And since I found out that the flavoursContinue Reading
When you are always traveling, the hotel restaurants are usually the first acquaintance to local cuisines for any new citiesContinue Reading
I tried to eat here (since the start of Phase 2), but either I was turned away (“not operating hoursContinue Reading
West Lake Restaurant serves authentic Cantonese cuisine and yum cha for dinner and supper, and is my regular eating placeContinue Reading
When I walked past the BBQ King along Goulburn Street in Sydney Chinatown, the doors were shut with a forlornContinue Reading
Right in the middle of the Melbourne Chinatown is a traditional dimsum restaurant that has served generations of Chinese customers.
They started a chachaanteng 茶餐厅 – a simple cafe that serves simple food – and turned that into a fineContinue Reading
We arrived really late in Hong Kong and by the time we were ready for dinner, it was time forContinue Reading









