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Originally Posted by my530i' date='Oct 21 2005, 01:24 AM
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Originally Posted by JFiRB' date='Oct 21 2005, 01:13 AM
Guys, please open your window and look outside. It is already 2005.?
BMW does have a fatory in China, which makes the latest BMW 5 and 3. (not sure about the 7 though). The company is called "BMW Brilliance Automotive" (I love this name)
Here is its web site.
http://www.bmw-brilliance.cn/ch/index.html
(click English at the bottom if you can't read Chinese?
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BMW does have a fatory in China, which makes the latest BMW 5 and 3. (not sure about the 7 though). The company is called "BMW Brilliance Automotive" (I love this name)
Here is its web site.
http://www.bmw-brilliance.cn/ch/index.html
(click English at the bottom if you can't read Chinese?
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Haha. So true!!! what the hell are those sweet & sour pork and chow mein?!
Actually, in America Chinese food are just call Chinese food but they are really American food because no one in China eat those sweet and sour pork or chow mein.
The tip to eat good Chinese food in America is find a place where the Chinese would line up and wait, that's where you find good Chinese food. If you walk into a Chinese restaurant and no Chinese....wrong place.
Originally Posted by AC_S5' date='Oct 20 2005, 01:19 PM
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The tip to eat good Chinese food in America is find a place where the Chinese would line up and wait, that's where you find good Chinese food. If you walk into a Chinese restaurant and no Chinese....wrong place.
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Originally Posted by JFiRB' date='Oct 20 2005, 09:53 AM
Haha. So true!!! what the hell are those sweet & sour pork and chow mein?!
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i also saw a couple of e46's, an e60, and a 730i (may have been 735i; but definitely not a 745i).
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Like this?
http://www.shiliao.com.cn/2005/7-15/14334338292.html
This is the real one but not what I had in the states. Oops, waaaaaay
hold up.. i had sweet & sour pork in Chengdu a few months ago.. it wasn't breaded and deep fried like in the US, but it was definitely sweet & sour and sauce was red..
i also saw a couple of e46's, an e60, and a 730i (may have been 735i; but definitely not a 745i).
http://www.shiliao.com.cn/2005/7-15/14334338292.html
This is the real one but not what I had in the states. Oops, waaaaaay
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Originally Posted by huy' date='Oct 20 2005, 02:07 PM
[quote name='JFiRB' date='Oct 20 2005, 09:53 AM']Haha. So true!!! what the hell are those sweet & sour pork and chow mein?!
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i also saw a couple of e46's, an e60, and a 730i (may have been 735i; but definitely not a 745i).
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All the etiquette Nazi's will remind me that I'm way off topic, but anyway.....
Last time I was in China, I ate at a restaurant that offerred duck lips (didn't know that ducks had lips) and ox penis on the menu. I ate a chicken dish that had small pieces of chicken buried in a pile of small red peppers. The chicken had the best flavor for the first 5-10 seconds, then my mouth had a creeping spicy burn (like lots of jalepenos) for about a minute and then it went mostly numb like I'd recv'd a shot of lidocaine.
When in Rome...
I didn't see any E60s in Shanghai.
Last time I was in China, I ate at a restaurant that offerred duck lips (didn't know that ducks had lips) and ox penis on the menu. I ate a chicken dish that had small pieces of chicken buried in a pile of small red peppers. The chicken had the best flavor for the first 5-10 seconds, then my mouth had a creeping spicy burn (like lots of jalepenos) for about a minute and then it went mostly numb like I'd recv'd a shot of lidocaine.
When in Rome...
I didn't see any E60s in Shanghai.
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Originally Posted by ZinMe' date='Oct 20 2005, 01:45 PM
All the etiquette Nazi's will remind me that I'm way off topic, but anyway.....
Last time I was in China, I ate at a restaurant that offerred duck lips (didn't know that ducks had lips) and ox penis on the menu.? I ate a chicken dish that had small pieces of chicken buried in a pile of small red peppers.? The chicken had the best flavor for the first 5-10 seconds, then my mouth had a creeping spicy burn (like lots of jalepenos) for about a minute and then it went mostly numb like I'd recv'd a shot of lidocaine.?
When in Rome...
I didn't see any E60s in Shanghai.
Last time I was in China, I ate at a restaurant that offerred duck lips (didn't know that ducks had lips) and ox penis on the menu.? I ate a chicken dish that had small pieces of chicken buried in a pile of small red peppers.? The chicken had the best flavor for the first 5-10 seconds, then my mouth had a creeping spicy burn (like lots of jalepenos) for about a minute and then it went mostly numb like I'd recv'd a shot of lidocaine.?
When in Rome...
I didn't see any E60s in Shanghai.
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no, the pic in the link appears to be more Cantonese style.. i had the Sichuan style.. lightly breaded, deep fried, and spicy..
was it Duck Lips or Duck Tongue? i had duck tongue in Beijing..
didn't see any BMW's during my short time there, but did see alot of VW and Audi's though.. they seem to be crazy about the A6's for some reason.
hold up.. i had sweet & sour pork in Chengdu a few months ago.. it wasn't breaded and deep fried like in the US, but it was definitely sweet & sour and sauce was red..
i also saw a couple of e46's, an e60, and a 730i (may have been 735i; but definitely not a 745i).
was it Duck Lips or Duck Tongue? i had duck tongue in Beijing..
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didn't see any BMW's during my short time there, but did see alot of VW and Audi's though.. they seem to be crazy about the A6's for some reason.
Originally Posted by JFiRB' date='Oct 20 2005, 10:24 AM
Like this?
http://www.shiliao.com.cn/2005/7-15/14334338292.html
This is the real one but not what I had in the states. Oops, waaaaaay?
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[quote name='huy' date='Oct 20 2005, 02:07 PM'][quote name='JFiRB' date='Oct 20 2005, 09:53 AM']Haha. So true!!! what the hell are those sweet & sour pork and chow mein?!
http://www.shiliao.com.cn/2005/7-15/14334338292.html
This is the real one but not what I had in the states. Oops, waaaaaay?
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[quote name='huy' date='Oct 20 2005, 02:07 PM'][quote name='JFiRB' date='Oct 20 2005, 09:53 AM']Haha. So true!!! what the hell are those sweet & sour pork and chow mein?!
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i also saw a couple of e46's, an e60, and a 730i (may have been 735i; but definitely not a 745i).
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Originally Posted by huy' date='Oct 20 2005, 01:46 PM
no, the pic in the link appears to be more Cantonese style.. i had the Sichuan style.. lightly breaded, deep fried, and spicy..
was it Duck Lips or Duck Tongue? i had duck tongue in Beijing..?
didn't see any BMW's during my short time there, but did see alot of VW and Audi's though.. they seem to be crazy about the A6's for some reason.
[quote name='JFiRB' date='Oct 20 2005, 10:24 AM']Like this?
http://www.shiliao.com.cn/2005/7-15/14334338292.html
This is the real one but not what I had in the states. Oops, waaaaaay?
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[quote name='huy' date='Oct 20 2005, 02:07 PM'][quote name='JFiRB' date='Oct 20 2005, 09:53 AM']Haha. So true!!! what the hell are those sweet & sour pork and chow mein?!
was it Duck Lips or Duck Tongue? i had duck tongue in Beijing..?
![Wacko](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/wacko.gif)
didn't see any BMW's during my short time there, but did see alot of VW and Audi's though.. they seem to be crazy about the A6's for some reason.
[quote name='JFiRB' date='Oct 20 2005, 10:24 AM']Like this?
http://www.shiliao.com.cn/2005/7-15/14334338292.html
This is the real one but not what I had in the states. Oops, waaaaaay?
![Offtopic](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/offtopic.gif)
![Laughing](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/laughing.gif)
[quote name='huy' date='Oct 20 2005, 02:07 PM'][quote name='JFiRB' date='Oct 20 2005, 09:53 AM']Haha. So true!!! what the hell are those sweet & sour pork and chow mein?!
![Whistling](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/whistling.gif)
i also saw a couple of e46's, an e60, and a 730i (may have been 735i; but definitely not a 745i).
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[/quote]It may have been a poor translation of duck tongue... I can't comment on whether its served sweet and sour or chow mein.
I just finished a book called Mr. China which describes the ill fated money making attempts of a Wall St Banker who invested $400M + in China in the mid '90's. They describe the dinners they had at many remote mountain areas and I gained a lot of respect for the lengths to which Chinese gourmets go to make exotic dishes. The author does mention that he threw-up after eating deer penis (a dessert delicacy) and I have to say I'm probably not up to the duck tongue or ox penis myself. Of course, I just ate a hamburger for lunch, so what do I know about exotic food.
Now Dimsum, I can go for. Although the best Dimsum I ever had was in Bangkok a few weeks ago.
Anyway, to keep this on topic, I'll just mention that the Chinese BMW factory needs to make smaller cup holders for the smaller beverage containers found in China.