At Xi Yin in Hangzhou, lamb chops are smoked over century-old persimmon wood and leaves, embodying the city’s reinvention as a refined culinary capital in eastern China. (Courtesy of Xi Yin)
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Once dismissed as a food desert, Hangzhou is now attracting diners with a wave of inventive restaurants and a sophisticated dining scene.
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