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Analysts of the bureau believed that, although the novel coronavirus epidemic has had a great impact on traditional consumption and industries since the beginning of this year, new forms of economic activity such as online consumption and intelligent economy had risen during the first quarter.

Analysts also warned of risks from fiscal deficits and trade frictions with the United States. Fully aware of the challenges, China's policy makers have rolled out a series of measures, reining in credit expansion and curbing overheated home purchases. Debt-ridden zombie companies are being dissolved and home markets are gradually back on track. "Risks are generally controllable," Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said at the Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2017, or Summer Davos, in the city of Dalian. "We are capable of fending off all kinds of risks and ensuring the economic growth stays in a reasonable range."

An outbound Chinese tourist pays with Alipay at the checkout of a shopping mall in Sydney. [Photo for China Daily by Xu Kangping]

And that worldly menu now has a southern Chinese flair.

And it wasn’t the only Seattle area retailer to crack the top 10. Costco, the giant Issaquah-based warehouse retailer, came in third. The list was led by insurance giant USAA.