A regional delicacy is all the rage, but it's definitely not for the faint hearted.
Beijing’s expat community is now served by stores that provide familiar food.
I ate the bug ... sort of. He (she?) was a monster — long, sleek and gray-brown, as big as a man’s thumb.
From onion peels to kiwi seeds or even bits of chocolate, it seems any canvas is sufficient for Turkish artist Hasan Kale as long as it meets the requirement of being incredibly tiny.
Not long after its opening, the Beijing branch of Japanese ramen restaurant Ippudo has people lining up at its gate to eat.
Le Port Parfume is currently serving fresh mushrooms from Yunnan until the end of July.
Chinese private equity firm Hony Capital announced it was paying about $1.6 billion to buy the British restaurant chain Pizza Express. That's good news for the Eastern Hemisphere.
If you know Suliko Restorani, it's probably because of the word-of-mouth reviews that flow among Soviet-bloc immigrants living in South Florida.
I remember our days in Paris when we'd take an evening stroll and casually walk into one of the roadside creperies, watch the pancakes being filled up with rich moist chocolate and pick up one for each of us.
Wine with food. It's something that people look forward to - it's more about the company and the conversation that such dinners stimulate than just the food and wine for me.
The new Italian eatery at Beijing's Kempinski hotel marries casual comfort with a fine-dining ambiance that its predecessors never quite mustered.
During a holiday in Taipei, we decided to try some of Din Tai Fung’s famous xiao long bao (steamed pork dumplings) in the Fuxing Sogo branch after being stymied by the ridiculously long line at Taipei 101.