For the cold weather, Beijing hot pot is the favorite of local people. From the quantity and quality of Beijing Hotpot Restaurants, we may conclude how local people love it. There are basically two kinds of Peking hotpot: Mongolian and Sichuan flavors. The staple of both types of hotpot is...
For example, many Mongolians assume that white males are incredibly rich. When I eat with my Mongolian friends at locally-owned restaurants other patrons are sometimes shocked to see me. “They’re saying how poor you must be to eat here” my friend told me, interpreting the flurry of conv...
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This is a review of two different restaurants; one that I have gone to and enjoyed many times and the same one in the midst of reopening after the mandatory coronavirus shutdown. In the past, BD's has been a well run restaurant with good quality food and a fun atmosphere. I w...
When it comes to dining options nearMongolian Vision Tours, you'll be spoiled for choice. Just steps away from the hotel, you'll find a variety of restaurants that cater to every palate. For those craving French cuisine, Le Bistro Français and Michele's French Bakery are the go-to spot...
If you have to use a cheaper cut, such as round roast or brisket, there is a quick method to tenderize the beef. Sprinkle 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda onto the beef along with the other marinade ingredients, then mix very thoroughly to coat the beef. Chinese restaurants commonly use this...
Baking soda (bi-carb) and cornflour / cornstarch are used to tenderise the lamb as Chinese restaurants do so it’s soft and tender, whether using a pricy cut like backstrap OR economical slow cooking cut like shoulder. More on this below; Lamb –the best cut is backstrap followed by ...