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bike-gypsy

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Q: What was you best traditional meal

we've all had some good ones. what was something that stood out

14 years 41 weeks ago in Food - China

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Xpat.John

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As wierd as it may sound, Sichuan spicy fish head. I really enjoyed that. But I admit I passed on the offers of the brain & eyes. But the rest of it was really good.

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DaBen

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Hot pot.... the spicy oily goodness

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woody

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Peeking duck in a relatively inexpensive restaurant in Beijing suburbs. I dined with about 8 or 9 locals and the duck along with the trimmings and other dishes including a large coral trout were all superb. The bill came in at around 1000Y including drinks.

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