Sunday, January 22, 2012

China gourmet experience


The phrase suggests you Chinese food take-away chop suey and spring rolls? Or have you discovered produces the realm of true gourmet China diversified, where you will not find a no. 43 nothing like the Chinese restaurant on the street, but you'll find everything from traditional dim sum Chinese Fusion, gastronomic delights, worth to travel to the other side of the world.

China is a huge country and produces a wide range of regional cuisines, many of which can be tasted in the main cities, but some of them can enjoy only when you explore the countryside and the menu in a Chinese city, which still retains the old culture of teahouses and ceremonies of the sample.

If life elegant city is more your style, Shanghai and Beijing are cosmopolitan centers internationally acclaimed guest chefs and restaurants that make lists of places to eat out in the world. It would be insane to eat bland international food in China, where there is a wide range of tastes and flavours to explore for all but the most timid palates. Modern sophisticated go wild on Chinese Fusion, while others may prefer to explore the wealth of regional cuisines that retains most of the secular culture of China.

Cantonese cuisine is often cited as the finest regional cuisine styles of China, with its emphasis on the freshest food, quickly steamed or stir-fried, but is not the only way to eat in China. Szechuan cuisine is perfect for those who like spices, it has evolved in a humid climate where spices are part of the lifestyle can range from mildly spicy-hot hot mouth. Shanghai in Eastern China, is home to slow cooking methods with soy sauce as a braising liquid. Beijing is located in the wheat growing region of northern China and its characteristics of wheat based foods as noodles and pancakes as well as maintaining many of cosmopolitan influences of the Imperial Court.

Adventurous gourmets may have the time of their lives to explore the wide range of foods in China, visiting the wet markets in Shanghai to dinner that evening, learn to cook dim sum with an expert chef and enjoy the tasting dinners in restaurants. To get the most of your trip that you should look for a tour with experience and operator service specialist or Concierge that will be able to take you to places much more interesting than we could ever discover by themselves and will take care of you in the lap of luxury at the same time! After all, after a day of gourmet food experiences, you want to relax in the comfort of a boutique hotel while enjoying the personal service with a dedicated driver available for the seamless transport for the joy of lunch next.

Once the Olympics are over and the Beijing back to the normal amount of hustle and bustle of big city, its fine dining opportunities will continue to delight travellers from all round the world, for any gourmet adventurer in China is the place to go for new experiences and a luxury holiday.




Kit Heathcock writes for Just the planet, the online luxury travel magazine. Read more about their next gastronomic tour China or browse their Gourmet travel section for inspiration.




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