JW Marriott Hotel, Shanghai, China

“It would be a shame, if after 3 years of living in China, you never visited Shanghai,” I confessed to my girlfriend. “So let’s go for my birthday,” was her response. Done. We flew to Shanghai for a quick weekend getaway in celebration of her birthday… which meant at least one late night. And thanks […]

JW Marriott Hotel, Beijing, China

Very meaty bacon; it’s the first thing you notice when biting into this club. And as hard as it is to get decent bacon in China, JW does a good job… something I’ve learned to expect from the Marriott brand. Unfortunately, the  sliced turkey was extremely poor quality of  – almost tasted like ham – and […]

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The Place Cafe, Beijing, China

The Place Café is a great local lunch spot in the central business district of Beijing.  And with their solid sandwich menu, the club is a definite standout.  They know what their doing here, even if it’s not the most traditional version of the sandwich; perfectly large ripe tomato, freshly fried egg, hearty piece of […]

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Terminal 3, Beijing Capital International Airport, China

With my flight leaving for America at 6:45am, a club sandwich sounded great after I passed through security around 5am.  Wow was this a sad sandwich – thank goodness the bar was open too and I could drown my sorrows for the plight of this unfortunate club. No care was put into this creation. Where […]

Renaissance Hotel, Tianjin, China

We flew through Tianjin on our way back from Kuala Lumpur and stayed a night here before returning to Beijing.  With nothing but Chinese food on the books for the next several weeks, I decided to go for the club sandwich for a last treat… unfortunately, it wasn’t what I was hoping for. It’s hard to […]

Marriott Hotel, Singapore

“Lots of sliced turkey breast and crispy pieces of bacon, done” is what probably went through the mind of the chef behind this club sandwich at the Marriott Hotel located on Orchard Street in Singapore. This sandwich was totally imbalanced and I think the photograph speaks for itsself in this regard; just check out the […]

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