Tai Ping Koon Restaurant, originally opened in 1860 in Guangzhou, is the very first Chinese-owned “Western” restaurant in China. Most diners come for one dish in particular—the TPK Style Roasted Pigeon,
Tai Ping Koon’s history is significant not just because it
Tai Ping koon’s story races back to the years following the First Opium War (1839-1842), when its founder Chui Lo-ko was hired
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