Chinese Cuisine

I love how just three items can tell us a million things about this photo. Soy sauce, chopsticks, and Chinese writing. It's so simplistic yet so all capturing. We ere at a restaurant and we're waiting for the food to come so we can use these utensils.

Chinese restaurants always have two things; blue and white dinnerware and chopsticks. The food doesn't have to be displayed in a fancy way, it just needs to fill your plate. How many wonderful dishes to fill your plate. This photo make some remember how hard it is to decide, so you just dive in.

I love the angle at which this photo captures the food. The background is participating, but the lo mein is the main character. I do wish chopsticks were involved but his photo captures the essence of the dish. I'm hungry.

Won Ton soup is a staple of the Chinese dish. Often served in a plain bowl, this picture captures it in a creative way. It makes your chopsticks want to swim until they grab ahold of a soft noodle filled with pork. I feel all of this from this picture.