A stroll through the Night Market in Beijing
America’s Chinatowns have plenty of crittermeat, but they just don’t offer the diversity of skewered (and fried!) insects that you can find in China proper, you know?
I’d advise you to put down that snack you’re munching at your desk and view the full set of yummies!
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I’ve found that America’s Chinatown’s (well SF’s anyway) aren’t nearly so comfortable with strolling photographers, either. There’s one place in San Francisco that will all but kick your ass for trying to take a photo (I’m assuming it’s because of the 10 or 12 different types of protected delectables on display.. sea turtles and the like.)