Chinese food is bad

Jun.02, 2009 in China, Hong Kong, Japan, Other, Taiwan

The well known English food magazine “Restaurant” has recently published the Top 50 restaurants in the world. Spain’s El Bulli was crowned for the 4th time in a row. And the rest of the Top 10 concludes with English, French,American and Spanish restaurants. Most of the Top 50 are European restaurants (mainly French). From Asia there is only 1 representative from Japan. For some reason there is not a single Chinese restaurant! Including Taiwan, Macau and Hong Kong. Is Chinese food really that bad? The mostly European judges could have been a critical factor. Does make one wonder…

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