After a new ice cream went viral on social media, Pop Pop's Italian Ice became the victim of thieves looking to snatch the ...

It sells ice cream and sugary drinks for under $1. Its mascot looks like the love child of Frosty the Snowman and the Michelin Man. And its stores relentlessly blare a jingle set to the tune of “Oh!

Move over McDonald’s and Starbucks. Mixue Bingcheng is now the world’s largest food and beverage chain.

Russian goods stores’ proliferation has left some Chinese residents puzzled, with many questioning why the outlets seem to ...

Willy Wonka would feel right at home here. A popular late-night spot during Ramadan for celebratory Middle Eastern and Turkish sweets, this less-than-year-old Columbia Heights shop was drawing long ...

In China, pop-up stores specializing ... Russian food products – such as ice cream, sweet biscuits and milk powder – have also risen sharply in popularity. Chinese businesses have rushed ...

Mixue's gain came as its major bubble tea rivals were sold off, with Sichuan Baicha Baidao down nearly seven percent and Guming down 1.7 percent on Monday ...

Bong Joon Ho loves a critter. The director continues his embrace of adorable animated creatures in “Mickey 17,” his sci-fi ...

Mixue features ice cream and drinks priced at 6 Chinese ... Low prices alone don’t explain how Mixue embedded itself in Chinese pop culture. Credit the Snow King—and the jingle.

So I was thrilled to be given the opportunity to try his food during his five-day pop-up, A Nordic Expedition ... about pairing this dish with a Chinese wine but after tasting it together with ...