A Chengdu restaurant celebrates ancient China's epic Battle of Red Cliffs in a most ingenious way.
While Guanghua 5 Bang Street is located in the Prosper Center's basement, it's far from being just another underground food street.
Tourists flock here for the postage stamps rather than the local reds and its only winery needs a makeover, but the tiny republic of San Marino is boldly pushing ahead to make a name for its wines.
Lovers of Chinese tea are flocking to Guizhou province, a place whose tea history dates back 2,000 years.
An Olympic torch has pride of place in the middle of the room, photos line the walls and hundreds of notes cover the middle pillar of the Meihua Jiaren (Plum flower Family) Dumpling Restaurant.
The cork has been popped, flooding China with wine like never before and making it Asia's No 1 consumer of the beverage.
British Master of Wine Jancis Robinson says she's surprised the Chinese market seems to focus almost solely on red wines.
While Nuage may offer one of the best views of Houhai Lake, it is one of the restaurants hit hardest by the financial crisis. Expats, who once used to pack the place, have become scarce.
The plain-speaking owner of one of the country's most popular restaurants tells Ye Jun why she thinks Sichuan cuisine is set to take flight
Restaurants kick off discount promotions for various reasons: the anniversary of an opening, the coming of festivals or Valentine's Day.
Take advantage of the chance to enjoy Vietnamese cuisine at Va Va Voom, with an authentic Vietnamese Chef behind the delicious creations that makes mouths water.
There must be something in the air. Maybe it's the fog? Maybe it's the soil? But there has to be something that has led so many women to make wine in Sonoma, California.