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China Daily"Today, there are more and more restaurants in cities like New York that serve Chinese fare that isn't Cantonese," she adds. There's also Hao Noodle, which combines great interior design with Shanghai favorites like soup dumplings and scallion oil noodles." Set up by chef George Chen, the $20 million-complex comprises a home-style Chinese food eatery, an upscale retail space offering premium Chinese ingredients, a cafe, a bar and a fine-dining restaurant called Eight Tables that serves sifangcai, or "private chateau cuisine", for $225 per person. In Paris' 9th arrondissement, Carnet de Bord offers diners authentic Sichuan fare that is not limited to tongue-numbing spicy hotpot broths. And then there's Yu Bo, the acclaimed Chinese chef dubbed "the Ferran Adrià of Chengdu" who's been leaving diners spellbound with his immaculate knife skills and creative take on Sichuan fare in Los Angeles, California.