You can eat camels in Dubai, but where can you eat camels in China?

Dubai is one of the richest cities in the world, and it is also dominated by local tyrants. You can get luxury cars everywhere in Dubai, and everyone feels like a local tyrant. How can we lack food in this most glamorous local tyrant world? The food in Dubai is mainly barbecue, seafood and dessert. There is an old saying in China that fertile land is a thousand times, but Japanese food is just a welcome; There are thousands of beautiful houses, but you can't lie five feet at night.

Although Dubai people are rich, not all the meals they usually eat at home are delicacies. Moreover, Arabs who used to live as nomads and fishermen really didn't know much about food, but anyway, let's talk about the food in Dubai. Dubai does bring together international cuisines and many local traditional cuisines. But you don't eat delicacies every day, like the famous "camel dish", which is one of the most luxurious foods. You only eat them at wedding banquets, diplomatic banquets and various major festivals. Dubai is indeed one of the richest cities in the world. We often make fun of it. We want to go to Dubai to pick up garbage, and we can earn more than 10 thousand a month as beggars and random gangsters. There are indeed many rich people in Dubai, but some people are not as rich as we thought, such as those who work at the bottom. Dubai is now lower than some non-first-tier cities in China. All this "nonsense" is to express a meaning: not all people living in Dubai are so rich, so the rich may belong to the wine pool, but there are also poor people who have no worries about food and clothing.

Because of Dubai's special location, the desert is surrounded by the sea, and there are many people who eat seafood. There are many kinds of seafood and even sharks. I lived in Dubai for several years. Dubai is a very international city, and the food here is varied. To sum up, it is mainly Middle Eastern flavor, and most of the diets around the world can be found in Dubai; High-end hotels, restaurants and low-end fast food restaurants gather together.