Known for its medicinal qualities, the Sun Restaurant’s bird’s nest soup is a prized delicacy in China with a mythical. Skip to main content Skip to main content ...

Among the fried rice and honey walnut shrimp options, one item stood out – bird’s nest soup. And although it was a bit pricey at $35, my parents were paying for dinner, so I decided to give it ...

A bowl of bird's nest soup can cost more than $100. The Asian delicacy is made from the dissolved nests of swiftlets, a bird native to Southeast Asia.

A bowl of bird's nest soup at a good Hong Kong restaurant can go for as much as $60. Thailand exports about 19,800 pounds annually, which generates $23.8 million in taxes.

A serving of bird’s nest soup can sell for £80, but many people fail to understand the allure of eating a nest made from swiftlets’ saliva. Edward Posnett traces the origin of the dish ...

For possibly 1,200 years, the Chinese have prepared and eaten the nests as a soup. The nests are considered to have a high nutritional and medicinal value, believed to have everything from anti ...

S ince the 1500s, Chinese aristocrats demanded bird's nest soup for its purported medicinal benefits. Still popular today, bird's nest soup is found throughout Southeast Asia and can cost you up ...