Hunan-style Chinese food
I didn’t know what to expect when crossing the border between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, China. Aside from a lack of English on the signs, it seemed surprisingly normal. Adam and I managed to find a room, and get our first taste of authentic Chinese cuisine thanks to a local connection, my mom’s friend’s son and his Chinese wife.
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Categories: Post-trip
Post tags: blogsherpa, China, Shēnzhèn
2 Comments
looks tasty..
looks tasty..