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From outside my window this morning at 6.30am ish
Ultraviolet by Paul Pairet
So I heard about this randomly – I don’t even remember where. But Paul Pairet, the former chef at Shanghai’s Jade on 36 at the Shangri-la as well as the chef at Mr & Mrs Bund has a new restaurant … Continue reading
Wing Hing on Ship Street
A couple of years ago, my friend CP went to Hong Kong with some friends to see the band The Flaming Lips play. As part of his weekend, he went with some friends to some Chinese restaurant in Wanchai and … Continue reading
Dirty South Gangster
Right now I’m in Hong Kong for the May Holiday, but I’ve spent the past week in the Chinese Southern City of Guangzhou, and I will be back there after the May Holiday is over. Guangzhou gets a short shrift … Continue reading
Restaurant Week: Pelham’s at the Waldorf Astoria
Shanghai restaurant week has come and (long long) gone – but week-long work meetings and sunny days have gotten in the way of putting up posts. Shanghai weather right now is in the middle of spring (all 2 weeks of … Continue reading
Posted in food, shanghai
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Shanghai Mu Lan Hua Ge Jia Ju Li Curio Company
So I went with some colleagues here on Saturday. It wasn’t as far out as the Smart Shanghai article makes it out to be, but it is really really dusty and dark. Bring gloves and a flashlight. Also, don’t wear … Continue reading
The Pains of Being in Shanghai
(First of all, sorry about the malware issue that beset this blog for the past couple of weeks. Finally got it solved with the help of some outsiders) No, this isn’t a complaint about living in Shanghai or China, but … Continue reading
Posted in Music, shanghai
Tagged band, Boys Climbing Ropes, concert, jue festival, mao livehouse, shanghai, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
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Linsanity!
If you’re American. Or a basketball fan anywhere, I don’t have to talk about the media sensation that Jeremy Lin, the undrafted, twice cut, Harvard basketball player starring for the New York Knicks. But I have a personal connection to … Continue reading
Hawaii for Chinese New Year
No, I didn’t make it to the Aloha State – as you know I was in Japan. However, its not a big secret that the Japanese have long been fascinated by Hawaii. Additionally, on my flight to Tokyo, I ended … Continue reading