Outside China, baijiu languishes in obscurity. But a handful of D.C. bartenders are beginning to experiment with this sorghum liquor.
There are now two area restaurants serving up the most interesting cuisine you’ve never heard of, but you just might recognize.
Check out photos and details on the latest concept from the Founding Farmers team.
The teahouse and bar will serve Chinese street food like soup dumplings, bao, and noodles.
Move over, ramen. Time to chow down on chaufa.
Lamb burger … more like DAMN burger.
You might have to trek out to the Maryland suburbs (*shudder*) in most cases, but here are the best dumplings in the D.C. area.
The D.C. Office of Human Rights wants non-English speaking D.C. residents to know that they have a right to translated documents and real-time interpreters—they just have to ask.
A big redevelopment project in the heart of Shaw has a new investor—the Chinese.
Kicking off the Kennedy Center’s CHINA: The Art of a Nation series, Two Dogs’ Opinions on Life is a laugh riot—if you speak Chinese. Luckily for the rest of us, the actors carry off the difficult task of parodying Chinese life in slapstick, farce, and sound effects everyone can understand.