@@zingwibrothersIt seems she didnt show you how to eat the hot pot😂😂you shouldn't eat anything directly from the pot, alway put in the dipping sauce first and it would be so much more delicious😂.
As a person from Chongqing, I must tell you that when eating Chongqing hotpot, you must dip it in seasoning! This is common knowledge in China, as dipping can reduce the spiciness and heat of hot pot, and increase its taste. The basic dipping ingredients for spicy hotpot in Chongqing and Sichuan are usually made up of sesame oil, garlic paste, coriander, a little oyster sauce, and a little MSG. Of course, you can also combine according to your favorite style on the seasoning table. But the basic dipping combinations are those mentioned earlier. Wishing you a pleasant time playing and eating in China.
Chinese doesn't have tipping culture. If you really want to show your gratitude, two thumbs up with a big smile to the waitress is enough. You guys have done your homework with Alipay. It's very good. Don't forget to try bubble tea, pastry and coffee while you are touring the streets in China. Won't be disappointed.
China does not have a tipping culture, and it is a commercial rule in China to clearly mark prices. Requesting tipping will increase the burden on consumers and is considered unethical.😂😂 I don't quite understand why tipping is required in the West. Isn't it the right thing to serve customers?😳 If the service is in place, there will be more and more repeat customers. It’s a win-win situation and consumers don’t need to pay more.
@@zingwibrotherstwo different things shouldn't be meesed together. Customers should know the exact amount of money they need to pay when they choose the service. When they choose the same service they shouldn't be treated differently. It's only fair to customer in this way. It's a different thing if the staff is paid fairly by the boss, which is subject to other regulations.
It seems you guys don’t quite know using the flavour sauces(by your small bowl). It will make it quite different and much much more delicious especially for the spicy hot pot. Usually you can DIY it at the self-helping flavour station. Sesame sauce, sesame oil, mashed garlic, coriander… are the most popular choices. There are a lot of other materials and flavours. Just choose whatever you like and mix it in your bowl. No sauce, no soul for eating hot pot. 😂
You guys' spice-level tolerance is epic. I would be dead instead. For the first time, I saw a Chinese citizen interacting with you guys amicably. Judging by what you have eaten so far, I can say Chinese folks have healthy eating habit.
Traditionally, we make the sauce based on sesame oil, garlic, oyster sauce, and coriander when we eat hot pot. This mixed sauce could make it less spicy 😂 the peanut butter sauce good with lamb slices in pure water pot(try this in Beijing)
Chongqing is my hometown. It is a city with many mountains. It is wonderful for foreigners. I hope you can explore Chongqing as soon as possible! Of course, if you have time, you can also go to Chengdu. Chengdu is next to Chongqing. It only takes one hour by high-speed rail. Both cities are very famous places and many foreigners visit!
There is a type of hotpot that is completely non-spicy called Chaoshan beef hotpot（潮汕牛肉火锅） As a Chinese person who loves eating chili, this non-spicy hotpot still attracts me. The taste is absolutely delicious. Maybe you should give it a try. Have a pleasant journey!
tips is considered a system for evaluating waiters in many countries.but in China, tips is seen as a means for restaurant owners to transfer salary conflicts to customers.waiters:"I haven't received fair compensation, I will report my boss"→"I did so well, but the customer just now didn't give me tips"
There is no tipping system in all regions of China, except in extremely luxurious hotels where tipping may be required. In 99% of places you don’t need to worry about tipping!
@@zingwibrothers Guangzhou dessert, shrimp dumplings, steamed vermicelli roll, seafood...too many, and you must try Cantonese morning tea, not simple tea, there are all kinds of porridge and desserts. And I recommend TaoTaoJu restaurant （陶陶居）, food is super delicious.
Nice try bro, but I would like to share some perspectives from a local, this is definitely a very touristy hotpot restaurant and if you will only be able to find a really nice one under the instruction of a local person. The authentic ChongQing hotpot is way more flavorful than this. BTW, since you are in ShenZhen now, please try "ChaoShan beef hotpot", which will definitely blow your minds away as that might be the best way to cook beef and it is not spicy at all, in which way you can taste the milky and naturally sweet flavor to it. Try me, please try "ChaoShan beef hotpot" in ShenZhen
There is no tipping culture in China. Give the waiters and waitresses word of affirmation if they did a good job and go to Da Zhong Dian Pin to give the restaurant a 5-Star rating is best you could do to express your gratitude for their excellent service. Enjoy your stay in China.😊
In China, restaurants are known to pay their staff a full wage, so tipping is not customary. However, in Western countries, tipping makes up a significant portion of a waiter's income. Especially in America, so tipping is a must there!!!!!
@@zingwibrothers I have lived in Shenzhen for 8 years and would like to recommend a few scenic spots to you. 1：Sea Countryside海上田园, 2：Eastern Overseas Chinese Town东部华侨城, 3：Happy Coast欢乐海岸, 4：红树林骑行Mangrove Riding
Chongqing style hotpot use sesame oil plus garlic as dipping, while Beijing style would prefer sesame paste. But dipping nothing is seldom a good choice😂
The numbing spice really adds up after ten minutes of continuous eating. So do take advantage of the non spicy side of the hot pot according to your spice tolerance.
Hello! Bro, you shouldn't eat hot pot in Shanghai. You must go to Chongqing or Chengdu, where is the origin of hot pot and the paradise of spicy food. The spicy food you eat is only slightly spicy.
It's a good thing you're in Shanghai, you can get the minimum standard of mild spicy. If you eat hot pot in Chongqing or Sichuan, the mild spicy there is the extra spicy here.If you like hot pot, you can also try Haidilao, the service there is very good, and in China, you do not need to pay tips.
Not necessarily. There is a tip/bribe culture for frequent visitors. I don't do it myself but my mother always tips when we have family gatherings in big restaurants.
😂NOT all Chinese hotpots are spicy. It is a country with diversities. I am from Guangdong. We enjoy hotpot but not spicy at all. You guys have eaten more spicy food in these few days than me in a whole year. 😂
@@zingwibrothers Snakes are harder to find but frogs are common. However not just any frogs, they are Chinese local farmed American bullfrogs which the meat likes chicken
Sorry Zigwi bros i can't enjoy ur chinese food trip as it is totally non veg and I am pure vegetarian so sorry enjoy ur self. But i would miss ur both bros masti majak (jokes and smiles❤)
Don't crowd in Shanghai. China is huge, not just Shanghai. Each city has its own style. From south to north, from east to west, it is difficult for even Chinese people to visit every city. But you can choose a representative city in a certain region, Beijing in the north, Harbin in the northeast. Urumqi in Xinjiang, Kunming in Yunnan, Chengdu in Sichuan. Xi'an and Luoyang in the middle. If you have enough time, you can also go to third-tier cities. There is a time difference between the east and the west. Don't tip. China does not have this culture. Telling customers clearly about the price is the most basic integrity.
There is no tipping system in all regions of China, except in extremely luxurious hotels where tipping may be required. In 99% of places you don’t need to worry about tipping!
The Waitress seems so friendly 😄
She was! She was very entertaining too! 😄
@@zingwibrothersIt seems she didnt show you how to eat the hot pot😂😂you shouldn't eat anything directly from the pot, alway put in the dipping sauce first and it would be so much more delicious😂.
As a person from Chongqing, I must tell you that when eating Chongqing hotpot, you must dip it in seasoning! This is common knowledge in China, as dipping can reduce the spiciness and heat of hot pot, and increase its taste. The basic dipping ingredients for spicy hotpot in Chongqing and Sichuan are usually made up of sesame oil, garlic paste, coriander, a little oyster sauce, and a little MSG. Of course, you can also combine according to your favorite style on the seasoning table. But the basic dipping combinations are those mentioned earlier. Wishing you a pleasant time playing and eating in China.
Thank you awesome tips! 🙏🏼
Chinese doesn't have tipping culture. If you really want to show your gratitude, two thumbs up with a big smile to the waitress is enough. You guys have done your homework with Alipay. It's very good. Don't forget to try bubble tea, pastry and coffee while you are touring the streets in China. Won't be disappointed.
Thank you we try our best 👍🏼
China does not have a tipping culture, and it is a commercial rule in China to clearly mark prices. Requesting tipping will increase the burden on consumers and is considered unethical.😂😂 I don't quite understand why tipping is required in the West. Isn't it the right thing to serve customers?😳 If the service is in place, there will be more and more repeat customers. It’s a win-win situation and consumers don’t need to pay more.
Thanks for sharing, we like the fact that there is no tipping culture here. But only if all the staff is also paid fairly.
@@zingwibrothers是的你只需要按菜品价格支付就好没有服务费，
@@zingwibrotherswhat logic is this?
@@zingwibrotherstwo different things shouldn't be meesed together.
Customers should know the exact amount of money they need to pay when they choose the service. When they choose the same service they shouldn't be treated differently. It's only fair to customer in this way.
It's a different thing if the staff is paid fairly by the boss, which is subject to other regulations.
@@zingwibrothers中國沒有小費文化，工資是否相同則不能肯定，試想想，假設有倆位服務員，A已做了4年，而 B則是半年前剛入職的，薪酬那肯定不一樣了，很正常，不是嗎！
It seems you guys don’t quite know using the flavour sauces(by your small bowl). It will make it quite different and much much more delicious especially for the spicy hot pot. Usually you can DIY it at the self-helping flavour station. Sesame sauce, sesame oil, mashed garlic, coriander… are the most popular choices. There are a lot of other materials and flavours. Just choose whatever you like and mix it in your bowl. No sauce, no soul for eating hot pot. 😂
Yes you’re right, we did another hot pot where we used much more👍🏼 thanks for sharing
@@zingwibrothers Good! Sauce is so essential and indispensable to hot pot😋have a good time in China!
@@zingwibrothers You may have been in Beijing, and when you eat Beijing hotpot mutton, you must have sesame sauce, which is another delicacy.
You guys are funny and cute, I like the strong bro, he looks kind of rational😂You stayed in India for six months, super amazing😂
Nice name bro! OHHHH YEAHHHHH
the look on the newbies' face here when they haven't seen or tasted a lot is just cute😂😂
Hahahaha 😂
You guys' spice-level tolerance is epic. I would be dead instead. For the first time, I saw a Chinese citizen interacting with you guys amicably. Judging by what you have eaten so far, I can say Chinese folks have healthy eating habit.
Our Spice level tolerance got very big! Lets test the limits here in china 🤣
@@zingwibrothers Southern Chinese cuisine rarely uses spices，but they use sauce.
2:00she said “Yang”,which meant mutton ,not beef.Bro, you guys are so happy as children.
Thanks for sharing! 💪🏼
Traditionally, we make the sauce based on sesame oil, garlic, oyster sauce, and coriander when we eat hot pot. This mixed sauce could make it less spicy 😂 the peanut butter sauce good with lamb slices in pure water pot(try this in Beijing)
Thanks for sharing, we still have to adapt to the eating culture here but the sauces are amazing
@@zingwibrothers吃麻辣火锅一般都只需要配蒜泥和香油加香菜你会发现辣度会降低很多
I recommend Renhekan(人和馆), a Shanghai local cuisine restaurant with one Michelin star and not too expensive，but often requires queuing.
Wow! Should be good 👍🏼
Chongqing is my hometown. It is a city with many mountains. It is wonderful for foreigners. I hope you can explore Chongqing as soon as possible! Of course, if you have time, you can also go to Chengdu. Chengdu is next to Chongqing. It only takes one hour by high-speed rail. Both cities are very famous places and many foreigners visit!
上海等沿海地区的物价相较于内陆地区价格普遍要高一点，但这坐城市本身充满了一种魅力，因此也被我们称为'魔都'，上海本地可能吃的较为清淡，他们跟注重食物的原汁原味，但它也有来自全国各地的餐馆，值得你去探索。北京更多是体验中华文化，它是我们国家的政治中心，但在我眼里是它美食荒漠😳
Thanks for sharing! Good to know!
There is a type of hotpot that is completely non-spicy called Chaoshan beef hotpot（潮汕牛肉火锅） As a Chinese person who loves eating chili, this non-spicy hotpot still attracts me. The taste is absolutely delicious. Maybe you should give it a try. Have a pleasant journey!
Thanks for sharing! 👍🏼
tips is considered a system for evaluating waiters in many countries.but in China, tips is seen as a means for restaurant owners to transfer salary conflicts to customers.waiters:"I haven't received fair compensation, I will report my boss"→"I did so well, but the customer just now didn't give me tips"
"Yang" sound from that waitress actually means mutton, not beef
Thanks for sharing!!
@@zingwibrothers btw Omg there r at least 50 types of Sauces why not Mix it 😭
The waitress said Yang means lamp, lamp meat
@@ellenliao6165 lamb
There is no tipping system in all regions of China, except in extremely luxurious hotels where tipping may be required. In 99% of places you don’t need to worry about tipping!
Eating hot pot with friends and family is a happy time, especially in winter, it will be even more delicious!!
Yes so good activity!
One trick: If you can't stand the spice level of the soup, ask the waiter to add more clear broth. That way, it will feel less spicy.
true, after some time he needed to fill up and then the spice level got lower
I love spicy food but even so chinese spicy hot pot kills me😂😂
You guys should go to Chongqing!!there has the best and the most authentic hotpot,which is Chongqing famous for!
We will do that! 👍🏼
Chinese Food looks so much better than I thought 😋
You should try 😛
Another brain washed.
Watching this on the loo, and imagining how the will be in the same position as me several hours from now.... It will be a hot and spicy experience
Hahahaha what😂
"mala" is from the Chinese peppercorns. makes your mouth numb!
Shareing a few of my favorite national chain restaurants with you guys, 南京大排档，绿茶，眉州东坡.
Thanks for sharing!!
晕，绿茶全是预制菜
Dude Sichuan hotpot is a kind of epic food in China
I recommend a few dishes: spicy chicken, mapo tofu, boiled fish, sweet and sour pork...you can try them.
Thanks for the recommendations!
If you go to Guangzhou, you will be crazy about the food there.
we actually go there! PLS give some recommendatiosn 👍🏼
@@zingwibrothers Guangzhou dessert, shrimp dumplings, steamed vermicelli roll, seafood...too many, and you must try Cantonese morning tea, not simple tea, there are all kinds of porridge and desserts. And I recommend TaoTaoJu restaurant （陶陶居）, food is super delicious.
@@zingwibrothers去廣東要吃:大排檔小菜，潮汕火煱，潮洲粉麵，燒鵝燒鴨，叉燒(半肥瘦)，乳豬，任何海鮮，內臟類，點心，任何粥類，湯水，任何甜品，廣東也是中國美食其中一處聖地啊
You can come to Hunan, the most spicy place in China
Omg this video is making me hungry....
That was our plan 😎
When you eat hot pot, ice sweet milk can effectively relieve the spicy
Do restaurants like these serve Milk?
@@zingwibrothers Maybe not, but it is the fat in milk removes spicy molecule. Ice cream can work in similar way.
@@jorryzhu4615what a joke.
they always serve yogurt, yogurt is a good idea to cool your mouth down as well@@zingwibrothers
You should try the flat flavor one first, when the food cooked, dip the saurce. And the try the spicy one
Nice try bro, but I would like to share some perspectives from a local, this is definitely a very touristy hotpot restaurant and if you will only be able to find a really nice one under the instruction of a local person. The authentic ChongQing hotpot is way more flavorful than this.
BTW, since you are in ShenZhen now, please try "ChaoShan beef hotpot", which will definitely blow your minds away as that might be the best way to cook beef and it is not spicy at all, in which way you can taste the milky and naturally sweet flavor to it.
Try me, please try "ChaoShan beef hotpot" in ShenZhen
There is no tipping culture in China. Give the waiters and waitresses word of affirmation if they did a good job and go to Da Zhong Dian Pin to give the restaurant a 5-Star rating is best you could do to express your gratitude for their excellent service. Enjoy your stay in China.😊
Cool, thanks for sharing!👍🏼
兄弟，去重庆吃火锅，去广州喝早茶(点心)，去北京吃满汉全席。
Definitely also want to eat the authentic Hot Pot in Chongqing, is Guangzhou famous for their breakfast ?
@@zingwibrothers 还有潮汕牛肉火锅 不辣的，不只是早餐，早餐就是点心，dim sum，中国有句话叫“食在广州”。
@@zingwibrothers是的，他是中国八大菜系中的一种叫"粤菜"我想你们会比较喜欢因为总体很清淡
@@zingwibrothers 因为他们的食物多是以小份的形式，所以叫点心，实际上各种吃食都有，不止早茶还有午茶，夜宵也可以。兄弟，北上广深这些新手村没意思，你们可以从杭州(西湖-乌镇)开始，过苏州(园林)，到南京(秦淮河)体验一下中国南方的婉约。那才是中国明清时代的精华。
When we eat hot pot, we use dipping sauce, usually sesame oil and garlic. Soak the cooked ingredients in sesame oil to reduce spiciness.
I am surprised that they havent done the basic homework and can't believe they finished the whole meal without dipping sauce😂😂😂
Oh really sesame oil reduces Spice?
@@zingwibrothers Yes, sesame oil and garlic also add flavor. I'm from Sichuan, and hotpot is our food. trust me.
In China, restaurants are known to pay their staff a full wage, so tipping is not customary. However, in Western countries, tipping makes up a significant portion of a waiter's income. Especially in America, so tipping is a must there!!!!!
Welcome to our country❤
Thank you 🙏🏼
oh………………yeah！有内味道了！ 哈哈
OHHHHH YEAHHHH
@@zingwibrothers I have lived in Shenzhen for 8 years and would like to recommend a few scenic spots to you. 1：Sea Countryside海上田园, 2：Eastern Overseas Chinese Town东部华侨城, 3：Happy Coast欢乐海岸, 4：红树林骑行Mangrove Riding
@@zingwibrothers As for the food, Shenzhen is most famous for its coconut chicken（椰子鸡），I suggest you go and eat it.
You did not take sauce to dip the meat and vegetable inside, there are a counter with different sauce in every hotpot restaurant,
True so many different ones
guys you should definitely go to south korea too that you will enjoy it very much there 😊
Yes definitely want to visit there, do you have some recommendations?
@@zingwibrothers Be sure to meet BTS when you go there all the best for your wonderful future 🙏🏻 NAMASTE
Sick.
No, you can't go to Korea. They definitely don't have free watermelon and fruit.😂😂😂
去韩国吃泡菜吗？5分钟就可以埋单了😂
Chongqing style hotpot use sesame oil plus garlic as dipping, while Beijing style would prefer sesame paste. But dipping nothing is seldom a good choice😂
We also gonna try Beijing style in Beijing!
特别喜欢你们两个，，，，没有原因，，，，，，喜欢，，，就是喜欢，，，，，，，，，，，，，，，，
The numbing spice really adds up after ten minutes of continuous eating. So do take advantage of the non spicy side of the hot pot according to your spice tolerance.
👍🏼👍🏼
When you eat hot pot, the dipping sauce is the soul of hot pot. You need the dipping sauce to make it taste better.
从火锅里煮熟的夹到沾料里头再吃才不辣，沾料是灵魂～～
然后蘸料越来越辣 哈哈
interesting^^
Very interesting 😂
Hope you enjoy!
@@zingwibrothers Sure, of course😆
你好，非常高兴你们喜欢中国的食物，如果想体验地道的上海菜，可以去试一下人和馆，在上海的徐汇区肇嘉浜路407号。
Thanks for sharing!
中国有八大菜系，火锅是川菜的一种。可以尝试淮扬菜，视觉和味觉都可以体验，目前我还没看到外国人拍过视频。
Sounds good, thanks for the recommendation!
You should try the pork intestines noodles（大肠面） on Fuxing Middle Road（复兴中路）. It's a Shanghai specialty.
May I have the address?
@@ci6793 No. 107A, Floor 1, No. 686, nanliu,South Tibet Road（西藏南路686号南六1层107A号）, this is the earliest and most popular shop.
我想你们需要一些蘸料😮
Hello! Bro, you shouldn't eat hot pot in Shanghai. You must go to Chongqing or Chengdu, where is the origin of hot pot and the paradise of spicy food. The spicy food you eat is only slightly spicy.
hahaha nice trip
😆👍🏼
Tell us how it feels next morning 😂
So far so good 😉
If you're planning to go to Beijing, make sure to book your attractions in advance。
if you go to Chongqing，you will know what is spicy😂😂😂
We will go!!
Glad to see you guys stopped eating Chinese breakfast (baozi, dumplings, ramen) and you finally started eating regular meals
Haha, yeah this was definitely a great meal! We are hyped to try more
It's a good thing you're in Shanghai, you can get the minimum standard of mild spicy. If you eat hot pot in Chongqing or Sichuan, the mild spicy there is the extra spicy here.If you like hot pot, you can also try Haidilao, the service there is very good, and in China, you do not need to pay tips.
10:13 Oh, so you guys had a pie for dinner🧐
Just out of curiosity, how’s your tummy coping after all the spicy stuff? For someone who’s not used to spicy food, it could become a bit funny😂
Feeling fine 🫡
@@zingwibrothers That’s a seasoned traveller. 👍
哈哈，中国还有一些比火锅更辣的食物，湖南菜和江西菜我认为是最辣的。
Have to try 😛🌶️
too spicy😂
Crazy spicy
In China gilt das Trinkgeld gegenüber dem Kellner als respektlos. Zahlen Sie also einfach den auf der Rechnung angegebenen Betrag.
Thanks for sharing! 👍🏼
Not necessarily. There is a tip/bribe culture for frequent visitors. I don't do it myself but my mother always tips when we have family gatherings in big restaurants.
@@zingwibrothers中国没有给小费的文化哦
中国和澳洲都不需要小费。我去一些国家真的很困惑小费问题，员工的工资应该已经算在顾客消费里了，顾客为什么还要为餐厅老板付员工工资呢？作为中国人，最讨厌非明码标价的消费，我们宁愿餐厅收费直接贵一些，而不是还需要隐形的另外花费
We can accept 110% of the price, but 100% of the price plus 10% of the service charge will be uncomfortable.
Next time visit Nagaland & eat their chillies out there
Ohhh god damn that must be spicy!
@@zingwibrothers you have to try it to believe it 🤭
❤❤❤❤❤
🙏🏼
😂NOT all Chinese hotpots are spicy. It is a country with diversities. I am from Guangdong. We enjoy hotpot but not spicy at all. You guys have eaten more spicy food in these few days than me in a whole year. 😂
Haha crazy! Let’s see what else we can find here if the food is so different 😊
Whose gonna eat all those food ? Or it was just for the video😂.
We are it all😅 just some salad left over haha
Don't be jealous😊
When will India come bro? ❤ From India
干净又卫生袄
We know you people use oil taken out from the gutter
All artificial things from eggs to vegetables
他们不是才从那里出来吗？😂
❤👍👍👍🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
😊😊😊😋
breath fire 🔥 and be dragon 🐉
Hahahaha 🔥
Do you have any plans to visit Qingdao? There are many German-style buildings built during the Jiaoao Lease Treaty period.
Sounds great, we got that recommendation quite often now, so maybe we should check out!!
@@zingwibrothers If you come to Qingdao please tell me. I live in Qingdao and can give you some advice.
Eat them with sauce will better 😂
Try to eat snake or frog in Chinese brother
is this a real thing here ?
@@zingwibrothers Snakes are harder to find but frogs are common. However not just any frogs, they are Chinese local farmed American bullfrogs which the meat likes chicken
我就在上海，如果需要向导我可以带你们去尝试上海的美食，免费的导游
应该弄一些蘸料，这可能更好吃！
Ohhh yeahhh
Ne how 🇮🇳💖👍🇨🇳
Ni how😊😊😊
Spicy hot pot can not be eaten directly, need to dip sesame oil, in order to reduce the spiciness
一个外国人需要一个当地的引导非常重要😂当然这个导游得是熟人😂请个不熟的被宰就不好了。
Nah we prefer local people that do it without money, more authentic and realer experience😊
Drinking game idea
Take a shot everytime you hear "guys"
I'm shitfaced after 1:30
OHHH YEAHHH GUYSSS🫡
这一桌在重庆只需要一半价格
Damnnnnnnn
@@zingwibrothers重庆的辣度X3😅😅😅
Be sure to meet BTS when you go there please NAMASTE 🙏🏻
😂😂为什么没有酱料
food should be eaten together with sesame oil，can protect your mouth until the end。
Wow really ? Didn’t know that
@@zingwibrothers You need translation software.
你们吃火锅 没出汗 还没吃到位
Hahahah
没有人告诉他们第过两天会辣屁屁吗
你们的视频被和谐了
Sorry Zigwi bros i can't enjoy ur chinese food trip as it is totally non veg and I am pure vegetarian so sorry enjoy ur self. But i would miss ur both bros masti majak (jokes and smiles❤)
Shanghai spicy is fake. Just go to Chongqing.
This is not super spicy
For us it was 🥵
Eww, the source of the ingredients dont look clean. Please be careful.
wow the first time I see someone writing comments with blind eyes ! u definitely have super firm spirit🤧
You need help.😅
印度人说中国的食物不干净😂😂😂
外国朋友，你们在中国吃的火锅其实就是一种简单方便的菜品，真正的传统中式菜品是很精致的，这只是冰山一角！
We will try more and more, but we love your hot pot!
Don't crowd in Shanghai. China is huge, not just Shanghai. Each city has its own style. From south to north, from east to west, it is difficult for even Chinese people to visit every city. But you can choose a representative city in a certain region, Beijing in the north, Harbin in the northeast. Urumqi in Xinjiang, Kunming in Yunnan, Chengdu in Sichuan. Xi'an and Luoyang in the middle. If you have enough time, you can also go to third-tier cities. There is a time difference between the east and the west. Don't tip. China does not have this culture. Telling customers clearly about the price is the most basic integrity.
If this is your first time to eat Chongqing hotpot, you will realize that the toilet is heaven at night.
Hahahahaha wtf 😂☠️
The food you take out of the pot should be dipped in seasoning. I see you didn't prepare any seasoning.
noah
Try to eat snake or frog in Chinese brother
You need help.😅
There is no tipping system in all regions of China, except in extremely luxurious hotels where tipping may be required. In 99% of places you don’t need to worry about tipping!