Cantonese Socks
Dragon of the Black Pool Cuisine Chinatown SF Socks
by Nice Little Finds
$14 $20
Description: Food - Cantonese cuisine. Chinese Egg tart. 蛋撻, a pastry custard tart originating in the Guangzhou area derived from European pastries such as the Portuguese Pastel de Nata. There are two main varieties, the Hong Kong / Guangzhou such as those pictured and the Macau version which has a caramalised brown top. Egg tart dawn, tart rising on the horizon and reflected in waters.
Description: If you're looking, with this, you will find. Looking for a Chinese Girlfriend (Hong Kong Edition) ~ Hanzi Traditional Chinese Language.
Looking for a Chinese Girlfriend (HK Edition) Socks
by tinybiscuits
$14 $20
Description: Retro badge featuring a golden dragon for a classic London Chinese food spot.
Lee Ho Fooks Soho London Chinese Restaurant Dragon Socks
by REOSINS
$14 $20
Description: Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlemen it's written in Cantonese. Spiritualized in traditional Chinese characters. For true hipsters to whom English language has become too mainstream
Spiritualized logo (*Ladies and Gentlemen it's written in Cantonese) Socks
by mrsupicku
$14 $20
Description: The Red Dragon Restaurant and Lounge opened its doors in 1976 at 2116 Lyndale Avenue South in Minneapolis' Wedge Neighborhood, and it stayed right there for over four decades with changing a thing. With a full kitchen offering a comprehensive menu of authentic Cantonese and Szechuan dishes, the Red Dragon was a great place to grab a bite, but it wasn't exactly the food that pulled people in - it was the stiff drinks. Wondrous Punch was their signature cocktail that was a mix of four different rums, grenadine, and their house juice mix that consisted of sweet & sour with pineapple and orange juices. This cocktail wasn't just high octane, it was big, and went down smooth, allowing it to sneak up on amateurs.