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Genitals On the Menu at Beijing's Penis Bistro

Dog's or yak's unmentionables for dinner, anyone?

By Rob Quinn,  Newser Staff

Posted Apr 26, 2008 4:27 PM CDT

(Newser) – If your idea of good eating doesn't stretch to yak's penis or duck testicles, then Beijing's Guolizhuang restaurant definitely isn't the place for you. The exclusive restaurant's menu is made up almost entirely of penis and testicle dishes, Der Speigel reports. Well-heeled businessmen flock in for dishes such as "Jasmine Flowers with 1,000 Layers"—otherwise known as sliced donkey penis.

The menu extols the health benefits—mainly for men—of  specialties such as seal, snake, and deer penises, or a hotpot with 10 different kinds of penis and testicle. A restaurant specializing in penises is unusual even for China's famously adventurous diners, but the Guolizhuang has been a success and is opening new branches—including one in Atlanta's Chinatown.

Beijing's exclusive Guolinzhang penis restaurant offers a hotpot dish with ten different kinds of animal penises and testicles.
Beijing's exclusive Guolinzhang penis restaurant offers a hotpot dish with ten different kinds of animal penises and testicles.   ((c) vixyao)
Diners at an exclusive Beijing restaurant have a wide selection of animals' penises on the menu.
Diners at an exclusive Beijing restaurant have a wide selection of animals' penises on the menu.   ((c) smile2laugh16)
The Guolinzhang restaurant, which has litle else but penises and testicles on the menu, has been a big hit on the Beijing dining scene.
The Guolinzhang restaurant, which has litle else but penises and testicles on the menu, has been a big hit on the Beijing dining scene.   (Getty Images)
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