food
By nikkiji
@nikkiji (62)
China
3 responses
@artemis432 (7474)
• Abernathy, Texas
23 May 08
I haven't been there but my husband was born there. He loves the potstickers from street vendors - he says they - like all authentic Chinese food - taste better then the food you get here.
REally, though, any food from street vendors he loves. I hope to visit one day with our baby so he can meet his cousins and we can both experience the outdoor markets.
Welocme nikkiji!
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@sophialin (2677)
• China
28 May 08
i'm chinese and i'm also fond of food from street vendors,though i don't know what is potstickers that you mentioned.i think it must be something i'm familiar with.by the way where was your husband born? i mean which province in china?
@artemis432 (7474)
• Abernathy, Texas
28 May 08
sophialin, potstickers is likely the closest american name. He's been here a long time. He was born in Tai Pei, and I know many don't consider Taiwan to be China, anyway though he grew up in Japan on Okinawa as his mom and dad contract to American Bases. His mom actually has since become a US citizen - she divorced his dad and married an American. She still speaks Mandarin and another dialect and visits regularly and keeps in touch with relatives.
Nikkiji - I will keep your offer of tour guide in mind when we visit. We will likely also go around with my husband's cousins and family who live there as well. How sweet of you to offer!
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@sabby_souljagirl (45)
• Philippines
23 May 08
I haven't been in china yet but I have tasted there food and it is good. I like their dumplings.
@sophialin (2677)
• China
28 May 08
i like all that food sold in street vendor.i had them for my breakfast in my school time.they are delicious in my memory.then i went to guangzhou for my university and had no chance to taste them during the 4-year campus life.
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