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EAT: Your bite-sized guide to the best eats to be had in Beijing this week.
Q Mex Taqueria have given their food menu a makeover in time for summer, adding a number of new dishes. Choose from new treats like juicy slow-roasted beef cheek tacos topped with chimichurri sauce or enchiladas with your choice of meat or vegetarian filling topped with melted cheese, jalapeño slices, fresh tomato salsa, and onion slices. Hurry over there before June 24 to get 20 percent off the new dishes.
Join Juli from 'Gasy House for a special feast of Malagasy cuisine in celebration of the 61st anniversary of Madagascar's independence day, hosted by The Orchid Lodge. Learn more about the diverse culinary traditions of the island as you enjoy dishes such as catless au poulet (potato and chicken croquettes served with chili salsa), ravitoto amin-ny voanio (stewed cassava leaves au coco with beef), and kabara sy carry (stewed lima beans with traditional Malagasy curry spice blend), served family style. Dinner is priced at RMB 358 per person including one drink. Scan the QR code on the poster in the event listing to book.
Opposite House "Chefs Story" menu
This summer, the chefs from The Middle House in Shanghai, The Opposite House in Beijing and The Temple House in Chengdu have joined hands to launch a limited edition "Chefs Story" menu. Using their respective hometowns as inspiration, the creative menu recreates a nostalgic taste of their childhoods. The menu features dishes like a selection of four appetizers including crab meat wrapped in hawthorn fruit leather created by chef Li Dong from Jing Yaa Tang in Beijing, balsamic cherry pork ribs created by chef Tony Ye from Sui Tang Li in Shanghai, and handmade spinach dandan noodles created by chef Tony Xu from Mi Xun Teahouse in Chengdu. The menu is available at Jing Yaa Tang from June 24-August 15 and is priced at 588 per person.
Images: courtesy of the restaurants, Robynne Tindall
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