Whilst the British English user in me stops me from ever accepting Color’s name, as a watering hole, I’ve found a true favourite here.  Run by the gently giant Max Guo and his consistently charming Maureen, Color was opened last year as a kind of ‘Western-Chinese’ hybrid, a Hard Rock-esque western style bar for the hipper and more alternatively inclined local Chinese youngsters.
Popular with younger local expats, the place has become something of a hub for the local music scene, across all genres, Chinese and international.  Enter on any evening …

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If your looking for European unsweetened bread then this is the place to try - they are all over Nantong - try the Germany option.
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Barely will your feet have touched the ground in Nantong, than you’re sure to be starting to think about food, whether it be a reassuringly familiar taste of home or delving straight in and experimenting with the most outlandish of local cuisine.
The Chinese are great fans of eating out, often forsaking their kitchens altogether.  Like virtually every city in China, Nantong has an endless supply of restaurants, ready to cater to any taste, any budget, and often any hour.
As a riverside port city, seafood often features prominently in Nantong’s local …