Escape to Hangzhou: Natural beauty, great food, markets and history

November 4th, 2012  |  by  |  published in Travel, zS Blogs

Escape to Hangzhou: Natural beauty, great food, markets and history

Wenni Yin finds an ideal balance of new and old, East and West, nature and the city in Hangzhou–even during the mass-travel madness of the October holiday

Shanghai Hooters: It's more (and less) than you think

October 30th, 2012  |  by  |  published in Eat & drink, zS Blogs

Shanghai Hooters: It's more (and less) than you think

It was more out of curiosity than anything sapphic. I mean, what better place for a girls' night out than the infamous Hooters? (Especially when you're feeling ironic.) Our "cultural fatigue" was getting relatively high, and the American style of the restaurant was enticing. So we headed out, taking the metro to a stop about fifteen minutes walking […]

DIM SUM: Things hidden and mechanized

October 19th, 2012  |  by  |  published in Photography, zS Blogs

DIM SUM: Things hidden and mechanized

DIM SUM offers more food for thought. Despite the casual cruelty to animals on display in local markets, are Chinese diners more honest about what it means to eat meat?

American comfort food at Southern Belle

May 21st, 2012  |  by  |  published in Eat & drink, zS Blogs

American comfort food at Southern Belle

Most of you will probably stop reading as soon as I mention my favorite part of this night: a live country band. But for those with an open mind, Southern Belle is one of those rare places that is good for dinner or drinks, any night of the week. In addition to their food, which is mostly […]

The Fat Olive Photo Shoot

April 17th, 2012  |  by  |  published in Internships, jobs & volunteering, zS Blogs

The Fat Olive Photo Shoot

Three weeks ago, in mid-March, I coordinated a photo shoot for David Laris' The Fat Olive, the third and newest location of Shanghai's  premier Mediterranean restaurant chain. The Fat Olive's menu, designed by the Shanghai-based chef and restaurateur Laris, features flavorsome dishes best complimented with a unique wine. I brought six of my friends from the NYU Shanghai program, and my supervisor […]

Cheap eats and bug markets: A Time Out Shanghai internship

April 9th, 2012  |  by  |  published in Internships, jobs & volunteering

Cheap eats and bug markets: A Time Out Shanghai internship

Back home, I usually grab an issue of Time Out New York to read about the events and happenings that take place in the city. From cheap eats to exclusive shopping deals, it's a good read, especially when you're taking the subway. When I discovered Time Out Shanghai, I was thrilled to discover a magazine in English that covered Shanghai's […]

Sexy Chinese food pics

February 9th, 2012  |  by  |  published in Eat & drink, Photography

Sexy Chinese food pics

A gallery featuring hot pics of Chinese dishes encountered in a Shanghai fine dining restaurant. Photos by Delrisha White.

Rules of the round table

November 19th, 2011  |  by  |  published in Eat & drink, zS Blogs

Rules of the round table

Lessons in lazy Susan etiquette, courtesy of Sarah Brady.

Shanghai Street Vendors: Dumplings around ECNU

October 9th, 2010  |  by  |  published in Eat & drink

Shanghai Street Vendors: Dumplings around ECNU

"Dumplings – who doesn’t love them? Perfect for either a meal or a snack, in almost any weather, and customizable with sauces." Yuting of Shanghai Street Vendors rates three dumpling spots within dipping distance of ECNU.

Eating healthy in Shanghai: It isn’t impossible

October 6th, 2010  |  by  |  published in Eat & drink, zS Blogs

Eating healthy in Shanghai: It isn’t impossible

NYU in Shanghai alum Munesh Advani explains how to escape the Back Gate grease trap by getting your street food vendor to make your eggs to order.

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