Chinese people believe a good day's work depends on how you start your morning. One nutritious breakfast can make everything right, even if you get up on the wrong side of the bed. Considering the ...

Q: What do Chinese people eat for breakfast? Breakfast is something we often ignore when talking about cuisine. Want to find out what Chinese people eat for breakfast? Let's have a taste of Chinese ...

LIKE everyone else, Chinese people love fast food. Western purveyors of salty, fatty delectables such as McDonald’s and KFC serve up vast quantities of lunch and dinner to the world’s most populous ...

We arrived in China in 2012 in a blur of excitement and exhaustion. In less than three months, I accepted a job in Shanghai, married my then-girlfriend Delores, and we sold two houses, quit our jobs, ...

China has been a key target for multinational food companies for decades but success has varied by category. Western-style breakfast cereal has not made the advances seen in other parts of the ...

Simply sign up to the Retail & Consumer industry myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. When Weetabix announced its launch into mainland China at a recent Shanghai trade show, its stand was ...

BREAKFAST IS the last great dining frontier. Los Angeles is full of intrepid culinary explorers, venturing to all corners of the city in search of lunch and dinner; but as for the morning, we’re often ...

This is a Tianjin breakfast restaurant in Monterey Park. While workers are ringing up handmade baos for $0.92 a pop, an elderly woman weaves in and out of the kitchen, sometimes momentarily pausing to ...

Taiwanese-style breakfast options have been available in the San Gabriel Valley since before Hong Kong realtor Frederic Hsieh named Monterey Park the “Chinese Beverly Hills” in 1977. It’s a staple of ...

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Legend has it that airy Chinese breakfast fritters called you tiao are all about revenge. Originally called you zha gui (fried ghost/devil), this savory fried snack got its name during the Song ...