I eat well when I travel to Guangzhou. The food is cheap, varied and my colleagues there delight in exploring the various options available. Guangzhou is a major international trade city, so the options are considerably more varied than Chinese. In fact, the local food style, Cantonese, is the one I hardly ever eat when I'm there: it tends to the bland and [forgive me] slimy and is heavily reliant on local fish. I've seen that river, and what goes on upstream, I'm not eating things that live in it.
This is Korean food, a new restaurant in the city, and it was excellent - spicy and crunchy and tangy, just to my liking. And no, that's not raw chicken, it's one of the five or six kinds of cabbage we were served.
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Seventy: Korean
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