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Jay Chou's favorite bubble tea shop Machi Machi opened its pop-up yesterday on the Bund and it’s a biiiig deal! How big? Wanghong big. Jay Chou big. People apparently started queueing at 5am yesterday, seven hours before it opened. Daigou were quoting 350rmb to stand in line for you,... Read more...
Fengsheng Li abounds with venues delving deep into authentic, traditional cuisines. Tock's Canadian Deli. White Castle 's All-American sliders.
Meixin Dianxin really messes up my morning hustle to the office. The line usually snakes out the door into the sidewalk, obstructing traffic, from the moment it opens. Why? I needed to know what the attraction was, so I marched in there the other day for an explanation (some food). Read more...
We dive deep into the world of brand synergy for a cup of coffee. Read more...
I tried HeyTea, the self-proclaimed creators of the cheese-topped style tea, that requires you to get behind a five-hour line to obtain. Find out if it was worth the wait inside. Read more...
Standing in a three to four-hour line for a mayonnaise-stuffed cake covered in seaweed and beef. Yum. Find out if it was worth the wait inside. Read more...
SmSh lines up (kinda) for the latest sensation to hit Shanghai's street food scene. A pancakes story 30 years in the making. Read more...
In " Back of the Queue ", SmSh sends our writers to some of the city's worst lines to see what's up with them. "What are they selling? Is it worth the wait? Let's send some poor unfortunate soul to find out." That's our thinking with this.
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In "Back of the Queue", SmSh sends our writers to some of the city's worst lines to see what's up with them. "What are they selling? Is it worth the wait? Let's send some poor unfortunate soul to find out." That's our thinking with this. The venue : CNSC (China National Service Corporation),... Read more...
In "Back of the Queue", SmSh sends our writers to some of the city's worst lines to see what's up with them. "What are they selling? Is it worth the wait? Let's send some poor unfortunate soul to find out." That's our thinking with this. The venue: A food stall called Yang Wang Baojiaobu ... Read more...
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