Is there only Chinese food in China? And will a pure vegetarian from India find a a suitable restaurant for him? That would be a question for most of the "first time" visitor of China and what I would tell you is that it's no need to worry about your food in China at all especially when you are visiting a big city in China like ShangHai, you'll have a better understanding of what does "Eat in China" means, that's to enjoy the food from around the world in China.

The video was about a dinner wiht my friends from India who are pure vegetarians in ShangHai near the Bund, the most popular tourist attraction in ShangHai. There're a couple of very good Indian food restaurants whihch will serve both vegetarian and non-vegetarian foods. Maybe you'd be courious about will a Chinese would be really like food from the other Countries?

Let's go back to "Eat in China", in my opinion that it not only means that there're so many delicious food with different taste in China but also means that Chinese is willing to try anything new or even something odd. That's why you can find restaurants of varies taste in almost all the large cities in China. So as a foreigner, it's no need to worried about yor food when you're making a plan to visit China, even you don't like Chinese food, you'll still have the opportunity to find a restaurant from your hometown.

If you have any question about have a travelling in China, please feel free to send me a message via my wechat or whatsapp, I'd be glad to be some help to you.

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