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Tag Archives: shabu-shabu
Dude, where’s my chi? Hot pot for mind and body
Traditional Chinese medicine is a mind-numbingly complex, and yet artfully simple, way of a looking at the physical and spiritual health of a human being. Very generally, it is based on the philosophical belief that the universe is saturated with … Continue reading
Posted in 29-95, Favorite Dish, Food, Food for Thought, Houston Chronicle, Print Tagged chi, chinese medicine, hot pot, hot pot city, little sheep, mongolian, shabu-shabu 1 Comment