Imperial Palace Restaurant opened its first outlet in Beijing 11 years ago. Since then, it has been widely recognized as one of the best high-end Cantonese restaurants in the capital.
In spite of the modesty of the name, Najia Xiaoguan, or the Little Restaurant by the Na Family, is anything but.
When you enter Cha's Restaurant in Shanghai, it feels like a step back in time to 1960s Hong Kong, where people wait for hours just to get a seat.
Teochew culture is an important part of Chinese culture, which mixed with traditional Cantonese, central Chinese and overseas culture together and growth into Teochew unique characters.
Run by a pair of Australian ladies who know their barbecue, China Beach Club is really worth the trip to Mui Wo, even with the 15-minute walk from the ferry pier.
Hung's Delicacies at the Hong Kong International Airport has won a global award for reflecting "sense of place" and is celebrating with three new dishes.
It's hardly what you expect in a Beijing hutong, but Susu offers authentic Vietnamese flavors.
Beijing's most sacred restaurant is offering a summer degustation menu, a series of wine dinners and a delectable new Sunday brunch.
Quanjude Qianmen branch are serving scorpions with duck breast.