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April 19th 2007
Published: April 19th 2007
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Summer palaceSummer palace
Summer palace

a view from the boat on the lake
riksha tour in the Hutongriksha tour in the Hutong
riksha tour in the Hutong

thats the area of small old streets
balaganbalagan
balagan

hundreds of Chinese tourists
Amir enjoying some local foodAmir enjoying some local food
Amir enjoying some local food

some kind of a crepe with an omlete, and a yugort. Noa also liked it a lot.
Noa is eating a Peking duckNoa is eating a Peking duck
Noa is eating a Peking duck

eating instructions: you take one crepe, put a piece of cuck on it, with some sauce, cucamber and some kind of onion and roll it all up - very good!
Kong Fu showKong Fu show
Kong Fu show

Noa got a stiff back just from watching
Amir is eating silk warms at the night marketAmir is eating silk warms at the night market
Amir is eating silk warms at the night market

Maybe that's why he was vomiting all night...?


25th April 2007

its great- enjoy you tour
I wish me to do the same tour' but its too late for me.
25th April 2007

Good food
Doesn't this make you throw up? I prefer shipudey Pargit.
25th April 2007

nice belly pot!
amirK i can't tell you how pleased my dear wife and i are to see you'v grown a "roni hillel style" belly pot. nice and round. that yellow Tshirt realy brings it out. we are waiting for you two. miss you a lot.
25th April 2007

beautiful pictures!!!
enjoying reading yours detailed stories . we saw noa's eating with sticks like a real chines .she wants to go to the olympic games .... as she 's doing sport on the sreets....
25th April 2007

kol hakavod!!!
it's great! you are getting better and better
28th April 2007

thank you Eitan
its never too late!
6th September 2014
dumplings filled with crab soup

Interesting
When i first heard of this dish i thought it quite peculiar, you know, the whole issue with taboo food nowadays, but filled with culture. Surely, it is popular in china, but the in UK, otherwise. Personally i do prefer a good tea of xiao long bao and a cup of oolong to a long walk down the beach but hey, thats just me. The dish does sound interesting, but not some thing i would try. From an outsider/viewer's perspective, i give it a 3/8 for appearance, and a 4/8 for the chance of me ever actually trying it.

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