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I Ate At China’s Oldest Restaurant

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  1. Jane is fun. Quick correction, the Peking Duck place should be pronounced "Bian Yi fang" not "Pian yi fang", as Pian yi means cheap, but Bian yi means convenience

  2. Jane a great cohost but I tried QYD and its just like a typical peking duck in Canada only exception instead of $27 it was $99.

  3. I'm confused, all of these restaurants are older but the Guinness record for oldest restaurant is in Spain? Did any of these restaurants close for a period of time?

  4. Did you get to stand on the balcony of Tiananmen, where Mao stood to watch parades and address the people? That's an interesting feeling.

  5. So Dylan you got on that train and it was empty and then all the sudden you got to your destination and Jane is there does she own a teleporter or what

  6. There were no private businesses through china for 30 years so there is no way any business today is more than 50 years old

  7. I hope theres an episode with Jane and Jim due. We only need you to do the narration! ๐Ÿ˜‰

  8. Janeโ€™s facial expressions are so funny ๐Ÿ˜‚

    She makes me smile and chuckle, great video you both! ๐Ÿ™Œ

  9. This kind of content is amazing! You learn, get to see other parts of the world and look at pretty food!

    This china series has me hovering over the "buy airline tickets" button, lol. Crazy good food for an amazing price!

  10. Been following since the beginning and Dylan is going international!! Woo I love Chinese food and history so excited to watch this video! Hope you and your loved ones are having a great summer! ๐Ÿฝ๏ธโคโ˜€๏ธ

  11. I keep thinking about how much energy, planning, and effort it takes to create these experiences and share them with us. Thank you for putting so much into showing the culture, the food, and the people in such a thoughtful way.

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