We couldn't leave without dining in a Russian restaurant. The further south you go in China, the warmer the climate. The warmer the climate, the lighter the food. The further north you go, the heartier the food. It takes a lot of calories to stay warm during the harsh winter. Harbin is very far north, and not that far from Russia. Hense the Russian restaurant. Plus, I believe at one point Russia occupied part of China. But don't quote me on that. I'm certainly no history teacher. Anyhow, the Russian restaurant was pretty cool, and the food sure hit the spot on a cold snowy day. 
No comments:
Post a Comment