Chinese Takeaway For Laowai (Foreigners)

Chinese takeaway is probably one of the most favourite foods around the world.It is certainly popular in the UK and was a favourite of mine when I lived there. In Beijing we often order Chinese takeaway from our favourite little restaurant. However the food in China looks and tastes like nothing you get in the [...]

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