A collection of posts featuring Tofu dishes.
Today I’d like to introduce you to 香香麻辣烫 XiangXiang Malatang (Spicy Hotpot), a restaurant that has been a favourite of both Asians and locals in Frankfurt for years. Conveniently located in the heart of Frankfurt’s city centre, close to the Römer square in the old town, this place specialises in malatang, a popular dish from […]
Ultimate Guide to Authentic Malatang Dining in Frankfurt’s City Center Read More »
Welcome back to part two of our journey to Huangshan! In our last instalment, we explored the majestic mountains, gave you some hiking tips and introduced you to the culinary delights of Anhui Province and the Huangshan region. Today I’m taking you to Hongcun, one of the most famous and undoubtedly the most beautiful villages
Huangshan Day 2: Discover Hongcun’s Ancient Beauty and Rustic Flavors Read More »
Welcome back, fellow foodies! Today we’ll invite you to step in to a humble little Shanghainese eatery, located at the Hauptwache subway station. This charming spot offers a very diverse menu. Starting from delicious little snack like the iconic Xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) to hearty main meals like Shanghai-style noodles, there’s something for almost every palate
Diving into Shanghai’s Signature Dishes at a Frankfurt Hideaway Read More »
In my impression, Xinjiang has always been a place of distant mystique. Its rich cultural heritage, diverse population, and stunning landscapes have captivated the imagination of many. Often seen on television, dressed in the traditional costumes of their respective ethnic groups, including Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Hui, and others, they proudly showcase their vibrant cultural traditions, languages,
From Myth to Flavor: Unleashing the Enchantment of Uyghur Cuisine Read More »
Tucked away in the bustling streets of Frankfurt is a local Thai eatery – Phuket Thai Imbiss. Despite its unassuming appearance, this place holds the key to an authentic Thai dining experience. Run by Thai locals, it exudes an air of familiarity akin to the small restaurants and street food stalls dotting the vibrant alleys
Oriental Enchantment: Savoring Authentic Thai Food in Frankfurt Read More »
It’s starting to get warmer lately, yet there’s still often a lingering chill in the air. It’s this kind of weather that calls for something comforting, something to warm the stomach. What could be better for such occasions than a steaming bowl of hand-pulled noodles? Our minds can’t help but wander back a particular spot
Ultimate Comfort Food: Hand-Pulled Noodles and Lanzhou Beef Soup (兰州牛肉拉面) Read More »
In a previous blog post, we explored Shanghai together. I introduced you to the world-famous waterfront promenade, The Bund, the bustling Nanjing East Road, and a typical Yunnan restaurant. Today, we will explore another fascinating attraction in the heart of the city. Furthermore, I would like to introduce you to the ‘Silk Metropolis’ Shanghai. Lastly,
Sacred Serenity Meets Savory Sensation: Jing’an Temple and Chaoshan Hotpot Read More »
Gathering to bid farewell to a friend who was leaving for a 3-week trip, we found ourselves at Iwase, a cozy Japanese restaurant. Some may hesitate to eat Japanese food in the winter, because of its well-known cold dishes like sushi and sashimi. But such reservations seem to have vanished at Iwase. Despite the freezing
Authentic Dining at Iwase: Exploring Classic Japanese Fare Read More »
As foodies always on the lookout for new dining experiences, we were recently intrigued by the idea of Vietnamese hotpot. Acting on a friend’s recommendation, we ventured to a restaurant called Sen, popular among locals for its authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Vietnamese cuisine is known for its light and delicate flavors, a characteristic that seems fitting
Sen – Experiencing Vietnamese Hotpot for the First Time Read More »
It’s often said that the best local food is to be found at street vendors, not in some fancy restaurants. This couldn’t be truer than when we discovered the small little eatery/restaurant behind the central station in Frankfurt, called “True Tasty”. It’s not technically “street food”, but it captures the authentic taste and style of
True Tasty: Authentic Charm of Hand-crafted Northern Chinese Street Flavors Read More »
