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It is not a strange innovation imported from abroad. It is the natural Chinese way to eat local, eat slow and eat seasonal.
Quit the queue at the Big M, forget about TV dinners, China has joined the fight against industrialized, heavily processed food.
In one of the largest nations on earth, food has always been a top concern, and now both producers and consumers are learning a whole new lexicon of terms.
A mountainside village that practices aquaculture in rice paddies might hold the key to improving agronomy nationwide.
To show their appreciation for a gentle, candid and sincere attitude, the owners of Sunao named their restaurant for the frequently used Japanese word to describe the outlook.
Organic food products have become more popular as New Year gifts as the Chinese are paying more attention to health and food safety.
Yunnan is arguably the best ham in China and world-famous, although the citizens from Jinhua in Zhejiang province may beg to differ.
While "organic" has become just another buzzword for some, there is a chef in Beijing who actually lives the lifestyle.
A tour of Italy's olive oil producers illustrated the adage that a clean and natural environment produces the best quality olive oil.
Alice Waters and her Chez Panisse team fired the opening shots for the US-China Forum on Arts and Culture. Pauline D. Loh continues the story.
Started by Ji Yunliang, former scientist turned permaculture farmer, De Run Wu sells its vegetables through e-mail networking and outlets.
Journalist Michael Pollan's interest in food grew after a couple of assignments on which he was sent to farms and feed lots.