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(China Daily)
Updated: 2007-09-28 14:12

 

Food

Printed "footsteps" on the floor will lead intellectually disabled athletes from their rooms to the hotel dining room. Different dietary needs will be catered for.




















Lu Chun, chairman of the Rendezvous Merry Hotel Shanghai, inspects a room prepared for the Special Olympics. For the sake of safety, the hotel has replaced all glasses with paper cups. [China Daily]
Because of Ramadan, some Muslim athletes can only have meals before sunrise or after sunset. The Rendezvous Merry Hotel, however, will provide four meals a day.

To respect their religious belief, the hotel has set up a special kitchen for halal food. Li Fuming said all utensils have been replaced with new ones.

All food products will be supplied by designated quality suppliers. The local food safety watchdog has sent teams to each hotel to ensure food quality.

At Li's hotel, a dining area has been set up on 5th floor for the athletes and their coaches. Waitresses will wear trousers instead of the Qipao, a traditional close-fitting Chinese dress that exposes part of the leg.

Here is a typical dinner menu at Rendezvous Merry Hotel:

Cold dishes:

Salty broad bean

Tomato in syrup

Onion soup

Smoked mackerel fish

Vegetable salad

Fungus soup

Main dishes:

Curry chicken

Garlic noodle with salmon

Scrambled egg with onion

Roast cumin lamb

Braised chicken with tomato

Homemade wheat gluten

Stir-fried vegetables

Desserts:

Muslim pie

Butter pudding

Mango mousse

Fruit salad

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