Nighttime economy: Food & drinks / where you can visit

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  Discussion keeps the world turning.

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  This is roundtable.

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  Hello.

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  Welcome to Roundtable, where we serve up piping hot debates on the issues that sizzle in China and beyond.

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  I'm Leo Hong li.

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  Today we continue our mini series exploring the country's vibrant nightlife.

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  After visiting various tourist destinations dazzling with neon lights and colorful lanterns, enjoying traditional and modern performances, or hitting the gym right after a long work day, you deserve a late night snack.

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  No matter if it's a barbecue on roadsides or hot pot that opens throughout the entire evening, the late night food market is full of choices.

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  Roundtable invites you to dine with us and experience nighttime dining in China.

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  For todays show, Im joined by Ding Heng in the studio and Josh Cotterell on the line.

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  Grab your virtual compass and follow us to the heart of the discussion.

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  Ever wondered why food tastes better under the glow of neon lights?

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  I believe nighttime dining is more than just a meal.

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  It is an experience.

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  As the sun sets and the city lights up, a whole new culinary world awakens.

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  Let's explore the flavors and experiences that only come alive after dark.

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  So I want to ask both of you, maybe starting with Josh, what is your best and worst nighttime dining or nighttime snack experience?

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  Best and worst.

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  Okay, well, I'll start with my best one.

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  I think my best one probably has to be in Beijing.

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