Famous Snack City sounds bigger than it actually is.  It is a small street lined with a variety of Chinese restaurants located close to the stadium.

If you are in the neighborhood, and craving a Chinese treat, Shandong style in particular, then this street is well worth a try.  However, it is not worth travelling across the city just for a famous snack.

Please don’t order the pizza, and sweeten your coffee or tea yourself at Yos-mite.  An appealling locale generally frequented by wealthy locals, the best dishes are certainly Chinese ones. While I clearly erred in my selection, the presentation was still excellent.

Far and away the sweetest waitress I've ever met in China guided me around the buffet. Watching her glow over the myriad Western staples, from vegetables and salad to pizza and steak, made me weak. Soda, tea, coffee, beer is free and so is the alchemical baijiu. Baijiu is a clear liquor made mainly from sorghum that the Chinese lose their mind over.

This is one of those vegetarian restaurants that serves rabbit food which tastes as good as meat and potatoes.  With more than one hundred dishes on the menu, from imitation meatballs or fish to vegetable and tofu dishes, you’ll have no difficulty choosing something you’ll surely enjoy.  And the good news is I translated their menu for them, so you can order without diffic