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Top 100 Most Valuable Luxury Brands Announced In Beijing

Posted by: Julia Jacobo on January 24th, 2012

Beijimg played host to the the "World's Top 100 Most Valuable Luxury Brands Official Release", also known as the "Luxury Oscar Awards." [...read more]

U.S.-Born Chinese Flock Back to China

Posted by: Alison Cavatore on November 11th, 2011

Many foreign-born Chinese are now flocking to China, eager to get a piece of the economic pie. While many of their parents fled China half a century ago in search of a better life, there appears to be a reverse trend happening with the next generation. [...read more]

Chinese Buyers Flock to Purchase Peninsula Real Estate

Posted by: Alison Cavatore on October 26th, 2011

According to recent reports, Asian investors are buying up real estate in Millbrae and Foster City at quick rates, surprising even local brokers and agents who cannot remember a period of such excitement coming from a foreign group of buyers. [...read more]

Rolls-Royce Celebrates Year of the Dragon With Special Phantom Line

Posted by: Lexi Holzberg Kritzer on August 22nd, 2011

The world's automakers have been steadily realizing the enormous potential of the Chinese market. Luxury automakers in particular have begun to design with an international trajectory in mind. Rolls-Royce, the seeming king of luxurious motor coaches, is embracing an international market by celebrating the Chinese Year of the Dragon with a limited edition model Phantom. [...read more]

Haute Eat: Chi’Zen

Posted by: Rebecca Anne Proctor on July 29th, 2011

Chi'zen, a high-end Cantonese restaurant has just opened its second location in a convenient location adjacent to the new Pullman Hotel in Mall of the Emirates. Based on the notion of traditional dishes with contemporary presentation, the restaurant offers an extensive menu conceptualised by Head Chef, Jeff Low and featuring a large variety of traditional dishes with a modern edge. [...read more]

China’s School for Gold-Diggers is Now Enrolling

Posted by: Pauline Sung on July 19th, 2011

With all the nouveau riche cropping up in China, it was only a matter of time before the gold-diggers caught wind. In fact, there’s now a school in Beijing that recently opened its doors for students looking to perfect their gold-digging skills. The Moral Education Center for Women offers a 30-hour training course for $3,000 and focuses their attention on snagging their pupils a billionaire or millionaire. [...read more]

Lucky 7s: The Top 5 Chinese Restaurants in Dubai

Posted by: Rebecca Anne Proctor on February 4th, 2011

The year of the Rabbit is now officially upon us. According to Chinese belief, this lunar year is symbolizes serenity and peace. Start your Chinese New Year off with delicious meal at one of the following top Chinese restaurants in Dubai. [...read more]

Lucky 7s: The Top 5 Chinese Restaurants in London

Posted by: Marie Teather on February 3rd, 2011

Kung Hei Fat Choy! Happy Chinese New Year to you and here’s to hoping that the Year Of The Rabbit will bring peace or at least a respite from conflict or war as Chinese astrologers have predicted. In the meantime, here in London, we can invite in the New Year eating celebration food just as over six billion Chinese will be doing throughout the world. Marie Teather releases her inner rabbit out on the top five Chinese restaurants in London. [...read more]

Red Lounge: First Contemporary Chinese Lounge in Dubai Opens at Raffles

Posted by: Rebecca Anne Proctor on November 26th, 2010

Raffles Hotel's latest edition to the Dubai skyline is Red Lounge, the city's first contemporary Chinese lounge. This new Dubai hot spot features an delicious menu of dim sum treats in trendy atmosphere overlooking the city below. [...read more]

Chinese Brunch: The Top 5 Dim Sum Restaurants in Dubai

Posted by: Rebecca Anne Proctor on November 16th, 2010

Yum Cha, a tradition literally meaning "tea tasting" traces its roots back to travelers on the Silk Road who would take a stop to rest in various tea houses serving small snacks and a relaxing tea. The unique culinary art form of Dim Sum originates with the Cantonese in Southern China who transformed Yum Cha into a full dining experience. Tasty Dim Sum snacks are now a popular meal option around the world and most certainly in Dubai. For your Yum Cha try the following best Dim Sum restaurants in Dubai. [...read more]