
IT'S sensory overload: Japanese drumming, chopsticks-handling class, noodle-making demos, dumpling eating contest and a Chinese food competition, featuring cuisine from five provinces.

The place for Taste Asia? Not Beijing, Tokyo or New Delhi, but New York City, Times Square.
Ahead of the this evening's season premiere of “Cici's Food Paradise,” uber-foodie and chef-in-training CiCi Li presides over a chopsticks competition.

On Thursday, Taste Asia is all about China with NTD (New Tang Dynasty) Television’s 6th International Chinese Culinary Competition. Chefs will prepare Cantonese, Huaiyang, North Eastern, Shandong and Sichuan dishes in hopes of being deemed the one who produced the tastiest and most authentic taste of China.
Palates that prefer freshness and minimal seasoning may gravitate toward Cantonese, which prides itself on being light but not tasteless. Tender but not raw; moist but not greasy. These are dishes on the order of Steamed Grouper or Red Braised Sea Cucumbers.
Visit http://www.tasteasia.org/ to learn more about Taste Asia, including tickets to the VIP tasting of the NTD Television 6th International Chinese Culinary Competition.
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