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Poyang Yugu
Poyang yugu is a narrative drum-song genre of the Poyang Lake area, also called daoqing, and a provincial intangible cultural heritage item of Jiangxi.
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Poyang yugu is a narrative drum-song genre of the Poyang Lake area, also called daoqing, and a provincial intangible cultural heritage item of Jiangxi.
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Lake-City Three-Fish Stew is a traditional Poyang dish made by pan-cooking several fish from Poyang Lake, including mandarin fish, catfish and yellow catfish. It was named one of Poyang's ten signature dishes in 2021.
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Yellow catfish stewed with chunbulao is a traditional Poyang dish combining Poyang Lake yellow catfish with the local chunbulao greens. The tender fish, fragrant greens and rich broth made it one of Poyang's ten signature dishes in 2021.
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Cured pork and frosted greens casserole is a Poyang winter home dish made with greens gathered after frost, cured pork and shiitake mushrooms. It was named one of Poyang's ten signature dishes in 2021.
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Shuanggang sea-cucumber cakes are a Poyang snack from Xiaohua village in Shuanggang Town, baked until crisp and easy to keep.
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A traditional Poyang snack made from glutinous rice flour. The dough is layered and curled into a ring, fried until golden, drained, then dusted with a mixture of sugar and rice flour. It is crisp outside, tender inside, chewy and sweet. It was named one of Poyang's ten signature snacks in 2021.
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A local mustard green associated with the old town of Poyang and the shores of East Lake. Reports say it gives way to ordinary mustard greens a few li outside town. It is one of the “Three Treasures of Poyang,” along with Zhuhu silverfish and lihao. Pickled, it is crisp, aromatic and keeps well; it is often cooked with yellow catfish.
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A traditional Poyang dish combining tender lihao stems with cured pork. The pork's salty, savory flavor complements lihao's herbal aroma, while the greens remain bright and the pork turns golden. It was named one of Poyang's ten famous dishes in 2021.
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A small, delicate freshwater fish from the waters of Zhuhu Township in Poyang County. It is white and translucent, shaped like a jade hairpin, and counted among the “Three Treasures of Poyang.” Zhuhu is surrounded by water on three sides; the township has about 30,000 mu of aquaculture-capable water.
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A Poyang dish made by stir-frying Zhuhu silverfish with three shredded ingredients. It was named one of Poyang's ten famous dishes in 2021. Zhuhu silverfish are described as jade-hairpin shaped, white and translucent, with delicate, savory flesh.
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A Poyang dish of fresh fish head simmered into a milky broth with doucong, a local soybean product especially associated with Yudunjie. As the doucong absorbs the broth, it becomes plump and juicy. The dish was named one of Poyang's ten famous dishes in 2021.
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A traditional Poyang chicken dish. Chunks of free-range chicken are briefly seared, combined with fermented black beans and steamed over high heat. At home, the chicken may be steamed in an enamel bowl above hot water beneath a rice steamer, or cooked inside rice so both finish together. It was named one of Poyang's ten famous dishes in 2021.
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A banquet dish from Poyang made by salting mandarin fish in brine for several days, rinsing it, lightly frying it and finishing it over low heat. The cooked fish has a distinctive briny aroma and savory flavor. It was named one of Poyang's ten famous dishes in 2021.
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A farmhouse dish from northern Poyang made by steaming pork with alternating lean and fatty meat mixed with rice flour and sesame. A serving has four large pieces, each weighing at least three Chinese liang; the pork is tender and the coating fragrant. It was named one of Poyang's ten famous dishes in 2021.
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A traditional Poyang thick soup made with pig's and sheep's blood, eaten during the local New Year. It was named one of Poyang's ten signature snacks in 2021. A local tourism account also cites a passage in Hong Mai's Yijian Zhi about a Raozhou vendor selling blood soup.
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A traditional Poyang sweet with a maltose shell and black sesame filling, known for its crisp, soft and sweet texture. It was named one of Poyang's ten signature snacks in 2021; its making technique is listed as a Jiangxi provincial intangible cultural heritage representative project.
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A steamed dumpling from Tianfanjie Town, Poyang, made with a wrapper of high-quality Poyang Lake rice flour and a filling of chives, dried tofu and lean pork. Its wrapper is translucent and delicate, with a balanced softness and firmness. It was named one of Poyang's ten signature snacks in 2021.
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A Poyang noodle dish made with local rice noodles served in broth simmered from yellow catfish from Poyang Lake. Named one of Poyang's ten signature snacks in 2021, it is eaten year-round and described as a local food tradition passed down through generations.
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A locally farmed crayfish dish from Poyang, selected among the “Ten Famous Dishes of Poyang” in 2021. The area has abundant waterways and suitable water quality and temperatures; its farmed crayfish are noted for thin shells, tender meat, rich roe and springy flesh.
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A traditional fermented wheat cake from Poyang. Dough made with flour and water is fermented with either sweet fermented rice wine or saved starter, sweetened, shaped into a flat round and steamed. It is soft yet chewy; in 2021 it was named one of Poyang's ten signature snacks.
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Lihao is a wild herb growing in Poyang Lake wetlands. Its tender stems are eaten, and it is grouped with whitebait and chunbulao as the “Three Treasures of Poyang.” On the lake's eastern shore, it is commonly stir-fried with cured pork.
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Doucong is a soybean-based food from Poyang, especially associated with Yudunjie. It is commonly simmered with fresh fish head; the pieces absorb the rich broth and become plump and juicy.
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A traditional snack from Poyang. It was named a Chinese Famous Snack in 2018, and its making technique was listed in Shangrao's fifth batch of municipal intangible cultural heritage representative projects. In 2021 it was also selected among Poyang's ten signature snacks.
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A rice-noodle dish from Poyang County, Jiangxi, made with locally produced noodles described as fine-textured and resilient during boiling and stir-frying. It was named one of Poyang’s Top Ten Famous Snacks in a local contest in 2021; the title is not national intangible heritage status.
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A snack from Poyang, Jiangxi, combining a crisp youtiao (fried dough stick) with soft, sweet maci, a glutinous rice cake. It was named one of Poyang’s Top Ten Famous Snacks in a local food contest in 2021; the title is a local award, not national intangible heritage status.
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Luosifen is a rice-noodle dish from Liuzhou, Guangxi, served with river-snail broth, sour bamboo shoots, pickled beans, wood-ear mushrooms, peanuts and tofu skin. Its making technique entered China's national intangible cultural heritage list in 2021; Liuzhou's first packaged-product company appeared in late 2014.
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Shengjian is a pan-fried filled bun common in Shanghai and the Jiangnan region. Shanghai intangible-heritage records describe its early sale in teahouses, specialist shops after the 1930s, and two local styles.
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A Nanjing soup of duck blood, offal, glass noodles and tofu puffs in duck broth. Duck blood soup was already popular locally; the date and creator of the vermicelli version remain uncertain.
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A fermented tofu snack from Changsha, Hunan. Tofu is soaked in fermented brine and deep-fried, producing a crisp exterior and tender centre; it is often served with chili. Huogongdian's preparation technique entered China's national intangible cultural heritage list in 2021.
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A numbing and spicy hot pot associated with the Sichuan–Chongqing region, typically flavored with beef tallow, chili and Sichuan pepper. Common ingredients include tripe, aorta and duck intestines; the nine-grid pot is a well-known format.
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A signature Chaoshan snack made by pounding beef into a paste and hand-shaping it into springy balls. They are served in hot pot or with soup noodles and rice noodles; the craft was added to Guangdong's provincial intangible cultural heritage list in 2018.
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A traditional hand-pulled noodle dish from Guanzhong, Shaanxi, named for its broad, belt-like noodles. It is commonly served with minced topping and chili oil, scallions and garlic.
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The official 2025 edition reports one three-star restaurant in Seoul and identifies Mingles as the new three-star restaurant; this is the complete three-star list. Two- and one-star restaurants are outside this list.
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The official 2025 edition lists 37 starred restaurants in Seoul and three in Busan: Seoul has one three-star, nine two-star and 27 one-star restaurants; all three in Busan have one star.
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The official article reports 33 starred restaurants in Seoul, including two promoted to two stars and three new one-star restaurants; Busan’s first edition lists three one-star restaurants. This is not a complete Seoul list.
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Partial list: two restaurants named as new or promoted two-star entries and all 16 newly awarded one-star restaurants; not the complete starred roster.
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Partial list: only restaurants named in the official article as promoted to two stars, newly awarded one star, or promoted from Bib Gourmand to one star.
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A city filter of Italy’s official 2026 star list: 18 restaurants in Milan (1/3/14), all linked to current MICHELIN profiles.
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A city filter of the official 2026 Italy star list: 20 restaurants in Rome (1/3/16); all 20 link to current MICHELIN profiles.
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The 2025 Italy new-stars list names Al Gatto Verde in the city of Modena as a new One-Star restaurant. This page records the target city's entry and is not a complete national star list.
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The official 2025 new-stars article names four newly one-starred Barcelona restaurants: Fishølogy, MAE Barcelona, Prodigi and Teatro kitchen & bar. This is not a complete citywide star list.
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The 2025 Great Britain & Ireland guide added 12 London restaurants to its star selection: two newly awarded two stars and 10 newly awarded one star. This is not a complete list of London's starred restaurants.
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The official 2025 Nordic guide article names three newly one-starred Copenhagen restaurants: Sushi Anaba, texture and Udtryk. This is not a complete list of Copenhagen's starred restaurants.
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The official February 2025 announcement names 26 newly starred restaurants: one new three-star, three new two-star and 22 new one-star restaurants. It excludes retained stars and is not a complete regional directory.
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The 2024 Kyoto and Osaka edition lists 440 restaurants, 185 of them starred. This table includes Yugen, promoted to Two Stars, and 17 newly awarded One-Star restaurants.
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The 2025 Kyoto and Osaka edition has 8 Three-Star restaurants. The annual article refers to Kikunoi as Three-Star but does not publish the full list; this ranking includes one verified entry.
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The 2025 MICHELIN Guide Kyoto and Osaka article reports 469 restaurants: 8 Three-Star, 27 Two-Star and 137 One-Star; it also lists 108 Bib Gourmand, 189 Selected restaurants and 13 Green Stars.
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Lee Kum Kee is a Hong Kong sauce manufacturer founded in 1888 by Lee Kum Sheung in Nanshui, Guangdong (now Nanshui, Zhuhai), who is credited with inventing oyster sauce. Headquartered in Tai Po, Hong Kong, it makes more than two hundred products including oyster sauce, soy sauce and XO sauce, sold in over a hundred countries and regions.
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Partial list: named promotions to two stars, new one-star entries, and restaurants promoted from Plate to one star; not the complete starred roster.
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2024年为釜山首个米其林指南版次;官方公告列出全部3家一星餐厅,本表覆盖该版完整星级类别,不包括Bib Gourmand与其他入选类别。