Deep in the heart of Vietnam, there exists a legendary elixir that’s said to boost strength, virility, and even courage—Snake Wine! Made by infusing whole venomous snakes in rice liquor, this potent ...

The start of the Year of the Snake in Hong Kong has seen snake restaurants packed with customers. This has little to do with the Chinese zodiac, though. People crave a nourishing bowl of thick ...

If you're still easing yourself into Lunar New Year and you fancy trying out another cocktail to celebrate the Year of the Snake then we've got just the thing. The post Mix up Ronny Chieng’s cocktail ...

COLUMN. A study conducted in the US, on a dry hill in Colorado, has revealed their secret: They curl up and reverse their curvature into a bowl shape. These snakes even share the wealth.

The two restaurants also have a few special menu items, including lion’s head meatballs, whole branzino, and black-sesame rice dumplings. They’re available now at Chang Chang and starting Saturday, ...

See, snake venom isn't your average beverage—it's packed with toxins designed to incapacitate prey. Instead of giving you superpowers, downing snake venom would likely lead to a pretty rough day.

This unusual drink is known as snake wine and has been consumed for centuries, as many believe it offers medicinal benefits. [2] Snake wine is thought to have originated from traditional Chinese ...

Despite the fact that it is a top predator in its own right, there is one natural enemy of the king cobra, and that is the ...

The family-run grocer wanted to stand out. Now it’s known for fresh-made yum cha favourites – like siu mai and golden egg ...

Red envelopes can be redeemed for a free drink, $5 off an appetizer or a free ... Wines for Chinese New Year include the Iron Horse “Year of the Snake” sparkling cuvée, perfect for starting ...

Lunar New Year 2025 on Wednesday, January 29 ushers in the Year of the Snake, symbolizing wisdom, transformation and ...