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Lunch

In some parts of Beijing we were encouraged NOT to drink the water, unless it was boiled. Tea (hot tea) was safe and so was beer.

Our first lunch, in Beijing, was served at large round tables with Lazy Susans in the middle.

As we would come to find out in the coming days, Lazy Susans were widely used in China when large numbers of diners had to be served at one meal.
Lunch had 10 courses that included chicken, pork, broccoli, duck, cabbage, and more….

The meal was delicious.

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Ray :)		27-Nov-2008 02:35
I good hooked on this over there too! I sometimes buy some in my local supermarket as well :)

shatterbug		20-Nov-2008 07:39
I see you are getting your carbohydrates :-)

Stewart Mitchell		22-Oct-2008 06:23
Ahh yes, Tsing Tao....I got to like that brew quite a lot when I was there!

J. Scott Coile		17-Oct-2008 19:26
I'll take your drink selection over Dan's today ;-)

Dan Chusid		17-Oct-2008 16:30
Yeah, heh heh, the beer industry swears on it. '^)

Guest		17-Oct-2008 12:11
Great shot, fabulous DOF. Jv

Sue Roberts		17-Oct-2008 11:57
looks like a wonderful meal

Guest		17-Oct-2008 11:18
I can deal with this recommendation... as long as there is Tsingtao beer!

Faye White		17-Oct-2008 09:58
Nice, colorful shots & great storytelling!

Coleen Perilloux Landry		17-Oct-2008 04:41
My friend of 54 years, Harry Lee, was a first generation Chinese American. He always had Lazy Susans on the table. These are all beautiful, sharp and colorful photos. I am enjoying your trip to China.

Robin Reid		17-Oct-2008 04:39
Great eats and drinks eh!

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Our first lunch, in Beijing, was served at large round tables with Lazy Susans in the middle.	As we would come to find out in the coming days, Lazy Susans were widely used in China when large numbers of diners had to be served at one meal.
Lunch had 10 courses that included chicken, pork, broccoli, duck, cabbage, and more…. The meal was delicious.