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  • Near a menu of dishes, a customer eats a lunchtime Chinese meal in the window of a Soho eaterie. A grid of plates stuffed full of food consisting of noodles and rice items has been attached to the restaurant window to entice the customer from the street and onto a table. The man puts a fork of food into his mouth as he chats to an unseen friend at the table and a sign above says the emporium is Open.
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  • Chinese restaurant window with crispy Peking Ducks hanging in the window in Chinatown on 27th January 2020 in London, United Kingdom. These ducks have been covered in spices and deep fried to give them a glistening and crispy skin, a speciality of Chinese cooking. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
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  • Chinese restaurant window with crispy Peking Ducks hanging in the window in Chinatown on 27th January 2020 in London, United Kingdom. These ducks have been covered in spices and deep fried to give them a glistening and crispy skin, a speciality of Chinese cooking. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
    20200127_peking duck_001.jpg
  • Chinese restaurant window reflecting nearby shops and buidings as crispy Peking Ducks hang in the window in Chinatown, London, United Kingdom. These ducks have been covered in spices and deep fried to give them a glistening and crispy skin, a speciality of Chinese cooking. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
    20190729_chinatown ducks reflection_...jpg
  • Chinese restaurant chef works in the open kitchen as tourists look at the menu outside in Chinatown in Soho, London, United Kingdom. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
    20190729_chinatown chef_002.jpg
  • Street scene with passing tourists holding a large multi-coloured sphere and young Chinese women in Chinatown in Soho, London, United Kingdom. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
    20190729_chinatown tourists_001.jpg
  • Young woman reading the menu while sitting in the window of a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown in Soho, London, United Kingdom. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
    20190729_chinatown menu reader_001.jpg
  • Chinese restaurant chef works in the open kitchen in Chinatown in Soho, London, United Kingdom. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
    20190729_chinatown chef_004.jpg
  • Chinese restaurant chef works in the open kitchen as tourists look at the menu outside in Chinatown in Soho, London, United Kingdom. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
    20190729_chinatown chef_003.jpg
  • Chinese restaurant steam in a kitchen in Chinatown in Soho, London, United Kingdom. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
    20190729_chinatown chef_001.jpg
  • Eat as much as you like hot buffet at a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown in London, England, United Kingdom. Many people eat bargain food responsibly and it provides great value for consumers, however concerns over obesity levels in the UK remain, especially with foods containing high levels of fat and sugar. Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the extent that it may have a negative effect on health.
    20190729_hot buffet chinatown_007.jpg
  • Eat as much as you like hot buffet at a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown in London, England, United Kingdom. Many people eat bargain food responsibly and it provides great value for consumers, however concerns over obesity levels in the UK remain, especially with foods containing high levels of fat and sugar. Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the extent that it may have a negative effect on health.
    20190729_hot buffet chinatown_008.jpg
  • Eat as much as you like hot buffet at a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown in London, England, United Kingdom. Many people eat bargain food responsibly and it provides great value for consumers, however concerns over obesity levels in the UK remain, especially with foods containing high levels of fat and sugar. Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the extent that it may have a negative effect on health.
    20190729_hot buffet chinatown_006.jpg
  • Woman serving out chicken at an eat as much as you like hot buffet at a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown in London, England, United Kingdom. Many people eat bargain food responsibly and it provides great value for consumers, however concerns over obesity levels in the UK remain, especially with foods containing high levels of fat and sugar. Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the extent that it may have a negative effect on health.
    20190729_hot buffet chinatown_004.jpg
  • Woman serving out chicken at an eat as much as you like hot buffet at a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown in London, England, United Kingdom. Many people eat bargain food responsibly and it provides great value for consumers, however concerns over obesity levels in the UK remain, especially with foods containing high levels of fat and sugar. Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the extent that it may have a negative effect on health.
    20190729_hot buffet chinatown_003.jpg
  • Eat as much as you like hot buffet at a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown in London, England, United Kingdom. Many people eat bargain food responsibly and it provides great value for consumers, however concerns over obesity levels in the UK remain, especially with foods containing high levels of fat and sugar. Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the extent that it may have a negative effect on health.
    20190729_hot buffet chinatown_002.jpg
  • Eat as much as you like hot buffet at a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown in London, England, United Kingdom. Many people eat bargain food responsibly and it provides great value for consumers, however concerns over obesity levels in the UK remain, especially with foods containing high levels of fat and sugar. Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the extent that it may have a negative effect on health.
    20190729_hot buffet chinatown_001.jpg
  • Eat as much as you like hot buffet at a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown in London, England, United Kingdom. Many people eat bargain food responsibly and it provides great value for consumers, however concerns over obesity levels in the UK remain, especially with foods containing high levels of fat and sugar. Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the extent that it may have a negative effect on health.
    20190729_hot buffet chinatown_005.jpg
  • Street scene as a crowd of tourists of all ages gather to watch a street magic show by a street performer / busker wearing a waitcoat and a top hat in Chinatown in Soho, London, United Kingdom. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
    20190729_street magician_002.jpg
  • Street scene in Chinatown with a young man playing a guitar outside restaurants in Soho, London, United Kingdom. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
    20190729_chinatown guitar_001.jpg
  • Street scene as a crowd of tourists of all ages gather to watch a street magic show by a street performer / busker wearing a waitcoat and a top hat in Chinatown in Soho, London, United Kingdom. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
    20190729_street magician_001.jpg
  • Grape seller. Bangkok's bustling Chinatown (Sampeng) has an almost more authentic old China atmosphere and visual appearance than much of China itself. A compact area of shops Chinese signage, market stalls, food, transport workers and crowds, this area is in distinct contrast to Thai areas. Alleyways, narrow streets all fit together and are lined by shop-houses.
    2006-11-23_BKK Chinatown_J.jpg
  • Bangkok's bustling Chinatown (Sampeng) has an almost more authentic old China atmosphere and visual appearance than much of China itself. A compact area of shops Chinese signage, market stalls, food, transport workers and crowds, this area is in distinct contrast to Thai areas. Alleyways, narrow streets all fit together and are lined by shop-houses.
    2006-11-23_bkk chinatown_e.jpg
  • Grape seller. Bangkok's bustling Chinatown (Sampeng) has an almost more authentic old China atmosphere and visual appearance than much of China itself. A compact area of shops Chinese signage, market stalls, food, transport workers and crowds, this area is in distinct contrast to Thai areas. Alleyways, narrow streets all fit together and are lined by shop-houses.
    2006-11-23_BKK Chinatown_I.jpg
  • Woman sits quietly in the street. Bangkok's bustling Chinatown (Sampeng) has an almost more authentic old China atmosphere and visual appearance than much of China itself. A compact area of shops Chinese signage, market stalls, food, transport workers and crowds, this area is in distinct contrast to Thai areas. Alleyways, narrow streets all fit together and are lined by shop-houses.
    2006-11-23_bkk chinatown_h.jpg
  • People waiting for a bus. Bangkok's bustling Chinatown (Sampeng) has an almost more authentic old China atmosphere and visual appearance than much of China itself. A compact area of shops Chinese signage, market stalls, food, transport workers and crowds, this area is in distinct contrast to Thai areas. Alleyways, narrow streets all fit together and are lined by shop-houses.
    2006-11-23_BKK Chinatown_F.jpg
  • Bangkok's bustling Chinatown (Sampeng) has an almost more authentic old China atmosphere and visual appearance than much of China itself. A compact area of shops Chinese signage, market stalls, food, transport workers and crowds, this area is in distinct contrast to Thai areas. Alleyways, narrow streets all fit together and are lined by shop-houses. Here a stall selling many types of crabs.
    2006-11-23_BKK Chinatown_D.jpg
  • Bangkok's bustling Chinatown (Sampeng) has an almost more authentic old China atmosphere and visual appearance than much of China itself. A compact area of shops Chinese signage, market stalls, food, transport workers and crowds, this area is in distinct contrast to Thai areas. Alleyways, narrow streets all fit together and are lined by shop-houses. Here a stall selling many types of crabs.
    2006-11-23_BKK Chinatown_C.jpg
  • A food stall owner prepare dishes for customers at a night market in Chuzhou, Anhui Province, China on 02 March, 2011.  Chuzhou is the city where Dongdaxu Village is located, the ancestral home of current Chinese vice premier Li Keqiang, slated to be the next premier and the man in charge of China's economic transformation.
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  • A food stall owner prepare dishes for customers at a night market in Chuzhou, Anhui Province, China on 02 March, 2011.  Chuzhou is the city where Dongdaxu Village is located, the ancestral home of current Chinese vice premier Li Keqiang, slated to be the next premier and the man in charge of China's economic transformation.
    QS110302Chuzhou007.jpg
  • A man looks at geese on sale at a market in Zhujiao Township, Chuzhou, Anhui Province, China on 02 March, 2011.  Chuzhou is the city where Dongdaxu Village is located, the ancestral home of current Chinese vice premier Li Keqiang, slated to be the next premier and the man in charge of China's economic transformation
    QS110302Chuzhou026.jpg
  • A woman wearing a Hello Kitty apron eats a bowl of noodles at a market in Zhujiao Township, Chuzhou, Anhui Province, China on 02 March, 2011.  Chuzhou is the city where Dongdaxu Village is located, the ancestral home of current Chinese vice premier Li Keqiang, slated to be the next premier and the man in charge of China's economic transformation
    QS110302Chuzhou034.jpg
  • A man steams dumplings at a market in Zhujiao Township, Chuzhou, Anhui Province, China on 02 March, 2011.  Chuzhou is the city where Dongdaxu Village is located, the ancestral home of current Chinese vice premier Li Keqiang, slated to be the next premier and the man in charge of China's economic transformation
    QS110302Chuzhou038.jpg
  • A man weighs his geese at a market in Zhujiao Township, Chuzhou, Anhui Province, China on 02 March, 2011.  Chuzhou is the city where Dongdaxu Village is located, the ancestral home of current Chinese vice premier Li Keqiang, slated to be the next premier and the man in charge of China's economic transformation
    QS110302Chuzhou027.jpg
  • A man eats a bowl of dumplings at a night market in Chuzhou, Anhui Province, China on 02 March, 2011.  Chuzhou is the city where Dongdaxu Village is located, the ancestral home of current Chinese vice premier Li Keqiang, slated to be the next premier and the man in charge of China's economic transformation.
    QS110302Chuzhou017.jpg
  • A barbecue stall owner prepare dishes for customers at a night market in Chuzhou, Anhui Province, China on 02 March, 2011.  Chuzhou is the city where Dongdaxu Village is located, the ancestral home of current Chinese vice premier Li Keqiang, slated to be the next premier and the man in charge of China's economic transformation.
    QS110302Chuzhou006.jpg
  • Cheap buffet style fast Chinese food on a hot plate.
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  • Small bao zi. A steamed then fried dough snack filled with vegetables or meat common as a snack, or main meal. This is classic Chinese street food, and is common all over China. Very cheap, tasty and filling, bao zi are part of the dumpling family of food which come in all shapes and sizes and styles, here steamed and fried, others are boiled and fried, some come with soup. Spicy or pungent, sweet or sayvory, dumplings provide a cornerstone of Chinese food. Here the bao zi are in a large frying pan next to some jiao zi, which are folded with a different technique.
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  • Bao zi. A steamed dough snack filled with vegetables or meat common as a snack or especially a breakfast, often eaten with very spicy green pepper sauce to dip them in. This is classic Chinese street food, and is common all over China. Very cheap, tasty and filling, bao zi are part of the dumpling family of food which come in all shapes and sizes and styles, here steamed, others are boiled and fried, some come with soup. Spicy or pungent, sweet or savoury, dumplings provide a cornerstone of Chinese food.
    2005-07-04 shanghai 167_corbis.jpg
  • Fried dumplings or Jiao zi in Shanghai, China. This is classic Chinese street food, and is common all over China. Very cheap, tasty and filling, jiao zi are part of the dumpling family of food which come in all shapes and sizes and styles, here steamed and fried, others are boiled and fried, some come with soup. Spicy or pungent, sweet or sayvory, dumplings provide a cornerstone of Chinese food. Here the bao zi are in a large frying pan next to some jiao zi, which are folded with a different technique.
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  • KFC Kentucky Fried Chicken staff at a restaurant on Huai Hai Road and Shaanxi Road in Shanghai’s downtown shopping district in Shanghai, China. Western fast food is popular amongst the young as are many western influences on this society that has changed dramatically since the late 1990’s, embracing western culture, fashion, food and attitudes. These restaurants are always full, despite being more expensive than fast Chinese food. There are many overweight youngsters in Shanghai, something of a recent characteristic as dietary changes result in a generally larger generation.
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  • KFC Kentucky Fried Chicken staff at a restaurant on Huai Hai Road and Shaanxi Road in Shanghai’s downtown shopping district in Shanghai, China. Western fast food is popular amongst the young as are many western influences on this society that has changed dramatically since the late 1990’s, embracing western culture, fashion, food and attitudes. These restaurants are always full, despite being more expensive than fast Chinese food. There are many overweight youngsters in Shanghai, something of a recent characteristic as dietary changes result in a generally larger generation.
    2005-07-14 shanghai 022.jpg
  • KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) burger at a restaurant on Huai Hai Road and Shaanxi Road in Shanghai’s downtown shopping district. Western fast food is popular amongst the young as are many western influences on this society that has changed dramatically since the late 1990’s, embracing western culture, fashion, food and attitudes. These restaurants are always full, despite being more expensive than fast Chinese food. There are many overweight youngsters in Shanghai, something of a recent characteristic as dietary changes result in a generally larger generation.
    2005-07-14 shanghai 024.jpg
  • On Nanjing Road's busy pedestrianised area towards the Bund a group of friends enter one of the many KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) outlets in the city. Western fast food is popular amongst the young as are many western influences on this society that has changed dramatically since the late 1990’s, embracing western culture, fashion, food and attitudes. These restaurants are always full, despite being more expensive than fast Chinese food. There are many overweight youngsters in Shanghai, something of a recent characteristic as dietary changes result in a generally larger generation.
    2005-07-03 nanjing lu 2 108_corbis.jpg
  • Woman takes a call on her cell phone between bites of her KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) burger at a restaurant on Huai Hai Road and Shaanxi Road in Shanghai’s downtown shopping district. Western fast food is popular amongst the young as are many western influences on this society that has changed dramatically since the late 1990’s, embracing western culture, fashion, food and attitudes. These restaurants are always full, despite being more expensive than fast Chinese food. There are many overweight youngsters in Shanghai, something of a recent characteristic as dietary changes result in a generally larger generation.
    2005-07-14 shanghai 028_corbis.jpg
  • A passer-by stands next to a menu from a Chinese restaurant in Gerrard Street in London's Soho Chinatown, England. In the background are rows of roasted duck strung up in the steamy window in which a cook attends to a pot of steamed Dim Sum. It is early evening and the street is full of colour from the artificial lighting that creates an inviting mood for those browsing the menus on offer in this lively part of London's West End. Life-long residents still base their businesses in this area of Soho in London’s West End though there have also been repeated claims that there are many illegal workers in London's Chinatown earning less than minimum wage and the illegal trade has association with the Triads
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  • Waitresses and chefs lift in boxes of food into a restaurant along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_W.jpg
  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_X.jpg
  • A fruit seller plies her trade as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_Y.jpg
  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_V.jpg
  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_R.jpg
  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_S.jpg
  • A fruit seller on Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_U.jpg
  • Customers eating thousands of sunflower seeds as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_O.jpg
  • Customers eating thousands of sunflower seeds as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_P.jpg
  • A pet macaw along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_N.jpg
  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_Q.jpg
  • A fruit seller plies her trade as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_H.jpg
  • A fruit seller plies her trade as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_K.jpg
  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_I.jpg
  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_L.jpg
  • A fruit seller plies her trade as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_J.jpg
  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_F.jpg
  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_E.jpg
  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_C.jpg
  • A fruit seller plies her trade as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
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  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_D.jpg
  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
    20120603guijie food street beijing_B.jpg
  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
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  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
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  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
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  • Customers eating and waiters serving as red lanterns hang overhead along Guijie food street, the famous eating street in Beijing, China. known to locals as 'Ghost Street' as it remains open 24 hours a day, eating on Ghost Street is about more than food and drink, it's a way of life for many Beijingers. Tucked behind Dongzhimen Street, "Ghost Street" stretches 1.5km and contains more than 150 shops, including 100 restaurants, making it one of the most unique streets in Beijing.
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  • Eggs and tofu float in a bowl of warmed Chinese soy sauce in Shanghai, China. A very common street snack, these can be bought all over Shanghai and China from small stalls which make a few Reminbi Yuan, Chinese currency for their owners. It is common to see this food being served as a sideline to another business; a newsagent who also serves some simple street food.
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  • Shop selling fresh fish in Wan Chai’s thronging food market on Bowrington Road in Hong Kong, China. Almost any food can be bought here, both fresh or cooked, on this stall it was possible to buy some very exotic fish as food. Unlike western markets, almost anything goes in Chinese wet markets. Wan Chai is a busy Chinese shopping district totally different to nearby westernised Central.
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  • Eggs and tofu float in a bowl of warmed Chinese soy sauce. A very common street snack, these can be bought all over Shanghai and China from small stalls which make a few Reminbi (Yuan, Chinese currency) for their owners. It is common to see this food being served as a sideline to another business; a newsagent who also serves some simple street food.
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  • Peering through the steamy window of a Chinese restaurant in London's Chinatown district, we see the shapes and forms of kitchen staff and customers in this lively scene. In the window are rows of Peking Duck with their skins cooked a crispy dark brown. Meanwhile, surrounded by cooking utensils and implements, the tools of their trade, two chefs busy themselves in the kitchen area, one's face shows him to be ethnic Chinese who is rubbing his hands in a cloth before continuing his chores. Two European girls are waiting expectantly for their dishes to arrive. Obscured by the steam and heat, a waiter in green bustles about this small eaterie.
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  • Chopped cooked meats and pickled vegetables are served to customers from a hatch at a street market painted in Chinese characters on Renmin Lu in Shanghai, China. This is a common sight on many streets.
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  • Women selling Chinese leaf cabbages in a street market in an old Chinese style area of Fuchengmen, in the Xicheng district of Beijing, China. This neighbourhood, tucked away behind a major road had people selling food in the street as well as in a covered market.
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  • A passer-by stands next to a menu from a Chinese restaurant in Gerrard Street in London's Chinatown, England. The words Dim Sum Daily are displayed in neon lights above the person's head, its translated message is written on the top in Chinese characters. In the clear window we can see rows of Peking duck. It is early evening and the street is full of colour from the artificial lighting that creates an inviting mood for those browsing the menus on offer in this lively part of London's West End. The pedestrian is partly silhouetted and she stands in profile looking straight ahead as if ignoring what is on offer.
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  • A passing shopper blurs while passing a market stall selling duck and chicken on a dark and typical rainy day in south-east Asia, on 10th August 1994, in Macau, China. Macau is now administered by China as a Special Economic Region SER, home to a population of mainland 95% Chinese, primarily Cantonese, Fujianese as well as some Hakka, Shanghainese and overseas Chinese immigrants from Southeast Asia and elsewhere. The remainder are of Portuguese or mixed Chinese-Portuguese ancestry, the so-called Macanese, as well as several thousand Filipino and Thai nationals. The official languages are Portuguese and Chinese.
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  • A child clings to the back of her mothers pouch while shopping at a street market in this highly-populated south-east Asian city, on 10th August 1994, in Macau, China. Macau is now administered by China as a Special Economic Region SER, home to a population of mainland 95% Chinese, primarily Cantonese, Fujianese as well as some Hakka, Shanghainese and overseas Chinese immigrants from Southeast Asia and elsewhere. The remainder are of Portuguese or mixed Chinese-Portuguese ancestry, the so-called Macanese, as well as several thousand Filipino and Thai nationals. The official languages are Portuguese and Chinese.
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  • Summertime in London, England, UK. Scene in Chinatown. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
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  • Summertime in London, England, UK. Scene in Chinatown. The present Chinatown is in the Soho area occupying the area in and around Gerrard Street. It contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses and is in itself a major tourist destination.
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  • Chinese New Year Celebrations in Thanon Yaowarat, the main thoroughfare which threads through Bangkok’s Chinatown, Thailand.
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  • McDonalds sign in Chinese and English text in Shanghai, China. There are hundreds of fast food stores throughout Shanghai as Chinas hunger for western food increases.
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  • KFC sign in Chinese and English text in Shanghai, China. There are hundreds of fast food stores throughout Shanghai as Chinas hunger for western food increases.
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  • McDonalds sign in Chinese and English text in Shanghai, China. There are hundreds of fast food stores throughout Shanghai as Chinas hunger for western food increases.
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  • McDonalds sign in Chinese and English text in Shanghai, China. There are hundreds of fast food stores throughout Shanghai as Chinas hunger for western food increases.
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  • KFC sign in Chinese and English text in Shanghai, China. There are hundreds of fast food stores throughout Shanghai as Chinas hunger for western food increases.
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  • McDonalds sign in Chinese and English text in Shanghai, China. There are hundreds of fast food stores throughout Shanghai as Chinas hunger for western food increases.
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  • A food stall serves up delicious Chinese fast food to hungry Christmas shoppers and commuters on their way home from work in Times Square. The food is steaming hot and a mix of sea food on sticks, chicken or pork. The man serving wears a face mask to protect his many customers and himself from spreading diseases. 7 million people live on 1,104km square, making it Hong Kong the most vertical city in the world.
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  • A family has Chinese dumplings for breakfast in a small restaurant in Xuanwu district, an area just south of Tiananmen in Beijing, China.
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  • A family has Chinese dumplings for breakfast in a small restaurant in Xuanwu district, an area just south of Tiananmen in Beijing, China.
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  • Man eating Chinese dumplings for breakfast in a small restaurant in Xuanwu district, an area just south of Tiananmen in Beijing, China.
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  • Chinese tourists outside Borough Market in London, England, United Kingdom. Borough Market is a retail food market and farmers market in Southwark. It is one of the largest and oldest food markets in London, with a market on the site dating back to at least the 12th century. A farmers market is a physical retail marketplace intended to sell foods directly by farmers to consumers. Farmers markets may be indoors or outdoors and typically consist of booths, tables or stands where farmers sell fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, and sometimes prepared foods and beverages.
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  • During the closing procession of the Haka festival when villagers carry a Buddha down to the river bed and place food offerings and light candles. <br />
The festival, which is called in Chinese "Miao Hui" takes place only once every 8 years for the Que Ken Ba Village. Villagers go to Chao Tian Yan temple to carry the Guan Yin Buddha (God of Mercy) back to their village's temple. (Sept.19-22 is the festival time, chinese calender) keep for a year, to protect the villagers, bring them good luck, happiness and fortune. At the end of the year, Sept.19 following year, the village send back the Buddha to Chao Tian Yan temple, and another village will carry it to their village's temple. there are 8 villages in this festival, so by turn, every village get a chance every 8 years. Chao Tian Yan temple dates back 700 years ago. The special festival has started since then, was only stopped for around 20 years because of Culture revolution. It<br />
began again during late 1980s.
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  • 7up drink sign in Chinese text in Shanghai, China. There are hundreds of fast food stores throughout Shanghai as Chinas hunger for western food increases.
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  • Shop selling fruit and vegetables in Wan Chai’s thronging food market on Bowrington Road in Hong Kong, China. Almost any food can be bought here, both fresh or cooked. Wan Chai is a busy Chinese shopping district totally different to nearby westernised Central.
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  • Shop selling cooked meats including crispy duck and pork in Wan Chai’s thronging food market on Bowrington Road in Hong Kong, China. Almost any food can be bought here, both fresh or cooked. Wan Chai is a busy Chinese shopping district totally different to nearby westernised Central.
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  • Shop selling meat in Wan Chai’s thronging food market on Bowrington Road in Hong Kong, China. Almost any food can be bought here, both fresh or cooked. Wan Chai is a busy Chinese shopping district totally different to nearby westernised Central.
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