Many who watched "A Bite of China" say the documentary is more than just a food show.
But while "A Bite of China" has highlighted what people can eat, other TV news programs and other media sources here in China have been highlighting what NOT to eat here in China.
Food safety has been a continual media drum beat here in China through 2012.
Earlier in December, reports emerged of farms in China using prohibited drugs and additives to feed chicken to speed up the growth process.
In November, a major alcohol producer called Jiugui Liquor had to suspend its packaging lines following reports its products were found to contain excessive levels of plasticizer.
Currently there are no national standard for the amount of plasticizer allowed in beverages.
And while the debate about the safety of liquor here in China drags on, one thing everyone can agree on is that out-of-date food is something that cannot be eaten or sold.
However, this didn't stop a McDonald's outlet in Beijing from selling out-of-date food and picking up beef dropped on floor for reuse in its meals.
In March, an undercover reporter recorded this conversation with an employee inside a McDonald's restaurant in the Sanlitun district of downtown Beijing.
- What, if any problems will there be if the beef gets dirty?
- What problems there will be? Nothing. All the bacteria dies after being fried.
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