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Housed within two historic farmyards originally built by local Naxi architects. This lucky draw prize is a two-night stay for two in a deluxe room that includes airport pickup, a day-trip to nearby Yuhu Village for a picnic lunch, and a traditional Yunnanese farmhouse dinner. The stay is valued at 3,600 yuan.
Dehong (德宏) in southwest Yunnan is an Autonomous Dai and Jingpo Prefecture. Only about 20 percent of Dehong consists of plains and valleys. The rest of the prefecture is hilly or mountainous and has forest cover of around 60 percent, the highest rate in the province. The population tops one million, ...

We find it hard to define Under Clouds, which has been open for less than a year (see our first impression here). Unlike the regular Yunnan restaurants such as Little Yunnan, Dali Courtyard, In and Out, or Middle 8th, this modern Yunnan restaurant is sparse in decor and color and lacks a certain ethnic flare ...
And Yunnanese food is one of the most ingredient-driven of Chinese cuisines: Traveling across the province, from the subtropics to the Tibetan Plateau, there are delicate jasmine flowers, prosciutto-like ham produced in the northeast, pu'er tea, edible ferns, all manner of wild mushrooms, and on and on.
But Little Tong isn't really dishing up the cuisine of Yunnan — instead, via chef Simone Tong, it builds a menu around the noodle, much like East Village ramen shops concentrate on a single starch in multiple variations. Some of the bowls offer Yunnanese flourishes, such as mushrooms and pickled chiles.
Little Tong's Little Pot Mixian rice-noodle bowl is super-porky but doesn't require a nap after you've finished eating it. Photo: Liz Clayman. New York's noodle slurpers have long descended on the East Village block of First Avenue between 10th and 11th Streets, where any night of the week, you'll see them ...

There's no Baidu listing. There are no Dianping deals. There's not even a sign on the door. In fact, Yunnanese restaurant Youyun is trying pretty hard not to be found. And while speakeasies are nothing new in Beijing's bar scene, when it comes to high-end dining, the motivation seems altogether more ...
New York is not hurting for noodles that originated in Sichuan, Xi'an, or Fuzhou. But for those looking for Yunnanese rice noodles or mixian, there's long been only one place to reliably get a quality bowl: Borough Park's Yun Nan Flavour Garden. (This is also true of Yunnan food more broadly in New York.) ...
Professor Shen Haimei visits the Dai ethnic group and makes a case for open borders. Shen Haimei. Oct 02, 2016. Shen Haimei Anthropologist · Shen Haimei is a professor of anthropology at the Yunnan Provincial Ethnology Research Institute of Yunnan Minzu University. This is the first commentary in a three-part series ...
And Yunnanese food is one of the most ingredient-driven of Chinese cuisines: Traveling across the province, from the subtropics to the Tibetan ...
By nearly any standard, Choo Waihong appeared to be a successful, modern young woman. She had a prestigious degree. She worked in ...
(The best choice may be Yunnanese tea.) There are 28 indoor seats, some pale wood slats on one wall, and exposed brick on another.
Some of the bowls offer Yunnanese flourishes, such as mushrooms and pickled chiles. Indeed, Little Tong passes over one of the most famous ...
... Noodle Shops Shine a Light on the Seldom-Seen Yunnanese Rice Variety ... Tang claims with pride, Yunnanese noodles are “a little softer.”.
There's no Baidu listing. There are no Dianping deals. There's not even a sign on the door. In fact, Yunnanese restaurant Youyun is trying pretty ...
New York is not hurting for noodles that originated in Sichuan, Xi'an, or Fuzhou. But for those looking for Yunnanese rice noodles or mixian, ...
Borderlands: Walking With the Dai People of Yunnan. Professor Shen Haimei visits the Dai ethnic group and makes a case for open borders.

"I think we have many rather than one type of Yunnanese cuisine, as each ethnic group has passed down over the years, from mother to ...
They've acquired fame, loyal regulars and the occasional copycat with their eponymous Yunnanese restaurants, Lost Bakery and Coconut ...
In terms of food and drink, it is possible to get everything from a hearty meal featuring Yunnanese delicacies to a simple cup of coffee to sip ...
By the 1970s, the tea was almost a curiosity, prized mainly by Yunnanese locals, Tibetans and Cantonese. The latter discovered that as the ...
It is hard to get quality Yunnanese food outside the province itself; even within Yunnan, good luck trying to get the southern dishes, with their ...
And Yunnanese food is one of the most ingredient-driven of Chinese cuisines: Traveling across the province, from the subtropics to the Tibetan ...
... and from where apparently some relatives of mine on the Terengganu side had married into the descendants of Muslim Yunnanese settlers ...
(The best choice may be Yunnanese tea.) There are 28 indoor seats, some pale wood slats on one wall, and exposed brick on another.
... several blocks south and west at the Rice Noodle, a counter-service shop opened by Yao Tang, a native of Yunnan's capital city, Kunming, ...
There's no Baidu listing. There are no Dianping deals. There's not even a sign on the door. In fact, Yunnanese restaurant Youyun is trying pretty ...
New York is not hurting for noodles that originated in Sichuan, Xi'an, or Fuzhou. But for those looking for Yunnanese rice noodles or mixian, ...
Borderlands: Walking With the Dai People of Yunnan. Professor Shen Haimei visits the Dai ethnic group and makes a case for open borders.
There is a lot of room for innovation at Yunnanese restaurants in cities like Shanghai and Beijing." It was while living in America in 2005 that Zhang felt a yearning to recreate the food she grew up with.
The people of Yunnan (a province in China's southwest) advocated my election to the NPC, they voted me as a delegate," she told Hindustan Times on the sidelines of the ongoing NPC session.
They can also visit Ban Khum Village, as well as Ban Luang Village where the Yunnanese, who migrated from China, grow plums, Chinese pears and other crops.
Born and educated in central China, Ruan is seen by many Yunnanese as an outsider - even more so following his on-air malapropism.
In the world of small, hot chillies, you have green (white-peppery) and red (fruity) bird's-eyes, which you will be familiar with, while the chillies typical to Laos are lemony and sourly fruity, and the small Yunnanese bell-shaped chillies are ...
While most of our favorite hangouts around the Drum and Bell towers have sadly been chai'd into oblivion, Hani Gejiu has held on far longer than anyone expected.
I would strenuously point out that "Californian" implied no allegiance to the Bear Flag Republic and that our many references to Sichuanese, Henanese, and Yunnanese had not yet meant a return to the Warring States, and eventually sanity would usually ...
I would strenuously point out that "Californian" implied no allegiance to the Bear Flag Republic and that our many references to Sichuanese, Henanese, and Yunnanese had not yet meant a return to the Warring States, and eventually sanity would usually ...
A Chinese wedding reception at the Yunnanese Buddhist Temple and Association. Aware of conspicuous displays of wealth, the Chinese who live in Mandalay say they try not to show off too much.
The vest is a vestige of an earlier global age: The coins were minted in Yunnanese copper, sold to shippers from Boston, and exchanged for sea otter pelts off the Alaskan coast.
The vest is a vestige of an earlier global age: the coins were minted in Yunnanese copper, sold to shippers from Boston, and exchanged for sea otter pelts off the Alaskan coast.
The vest is a vestige of an earlier global age: the coins were minted in Yunnanese copper, sold to shippers from Boston, and exchanged for sea otter pelts off the Alaskan coast.
The dishes are all inspired by Thailand, but with a signature twist; most noticeably the focus on world-class British produce and the rural cuisine of the Thai borderlands, which draws heavily on Burmese and Yunnanese flavours cooked over an open fire.
Borderlands: Walking With the Dai People of Yunnan. Professor Shen Haimei visits the Dai ethnic group and makes a case for open borders.
Getting to know Yunnanese coffee the way Sam did. Understanding the subtle notes - the honeys, the tobaccos, the walnuts, etc.
Southwest China's oldest and most comprehensive English-language website is partnering with one of Yunnan's most famous tourist attractions to commence a fully interactive online photography contest.
Day 5 was awful. Got hit by the TIFF flu. Yes, that's a real thing as regulars at the festival told me. Was in bed the whole day and missed out on all the action.
For more than six months, Andre Erasmus has overseen the day-to-day operations of Kunming's latest and tallest international luxury hotel, Sofitel Kunming.
The food will be "inspired by the rural simplicity of the Thai borderlands where dishes combining Burmese and Yunnanese spicing and flavours... cooked over open fire." Promised dishes include "lamb skewers, Gaeh Ping, grilled over the kiln's wood ...
Known primarily for their variety of Yunnanese coffee, honey and handmade soaps, Shangrila is now adding high-quality jams to their WeChat store.
Quietly operating in Xiang'er Hutong, White Tiger Village is the brainchild of restauranteur and creative force Nathan Zhang. Working with the Yunnanese menu and fashion designer Starry, the restaurant debuted a new slate of upmarket chuanr in time for ...


 

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