If you’ve spent even a moment in Shanghai, you’ve encountered tea eggs ((茶叶蛋, cháyè dàn) pre-boiled eggs that are cracked and re-boiled in tea and spices, usually a mixture of ground cinnamon, star anise, fennel seeds, and cloves. These coffee-colored orbs are the most ubiquitous eats in town, sold everywhere from street stalls to small dives like Zhouli Laoya Fensi, to our go-to, Family Mart.
Sponsors
Latest China News
- I Have A PRC National Spouse Resident On The Mainland – Can She Get A Dependant Visa For Hong Kong?
- Long Term Business Visit To Hong Kong – Do I Need An Employment Visa?
- Chip dreams: As Taipei takes a short step forward, Delhi assures a smooth long road
- I Lived In Hong Kong For 11 Years – And Have Been Gone For The Last 7 – Can I Still Get Permanent Residency?
- Asian Stocks to Fall as Chip Selloff Gains Steam: Markets Wrap