Seafood and insects of all kinds were on display at the restaurant. Happily none of these ended up on our plates.
24 December 2008
Lunch menu
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- Hoan young hamnida!
- Hello Beijing!
- Paralympics: two games, equal splendour
- Touchdown in the DPRK
- Arirang Mass Games
- Panmunjom DMZ
- Kaesong city
- USS Pueblo
- Mangyongdae Native House
- The park, the fountains and the movie
- Every communist country should have one
- Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetary
- The Great President
- Traffic woman
- Foreign language bookshop
- Pyongyang metro
- Our hotel
- Tower of Juche Idea
- Monument to Workers' Party Foundation
- The orchid and the begonia
- A mysterious fragrance
- Prosper the Motherland
- Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum
- Last supper in Pyongyang
- Farewell DPRK!
- Cross country
- Gateway to China
- Tiger Hill Great Wall
- War museum
- Lunch menu
- Yalu River
- Beihai Park
- NAMOC
- Qian Men
- Dashanlan
- In the hutong
- Heavenly park
- Heavenly temple
- 798
- Summer Palace
- The bell tolls for no one
- The coolest hutong
- Zhihua Temple
- Niujie Mosque
- Baita Temple
- A park with a view
- The taste of danger
- The Peony Pavilion
- Return to Shanghai
- To the markets
- Jazz in Shanghai: Part 1
- The art of tea
- Seven treasures
- Jazz in Shanghai: Part 2
- A day in the city
- There are views…
- And there are views
- 7th Shanghai Biennale
- Shanghai Museum
- Jade buddha
- Final indulgences
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