Where's a Jew to eat on Christmas Day? Let The Chinese Quest tell you where your best choices in Chinese restaurants are in New York City! Click to find out!

Where's a Jew to eat on Christmas Day? Leave it to The Chinese Quest to let you know where your best choices in Chinese restaurants are on Long Island! Click to find out!

The Chinese Quest, as you can imagine, aren’t the only people talking about Chinese food.  There’s a whole world of celebrities, not just us, that live and breathe Chinese food, and talk about it all they can.  Here is a sample of some of those quotes… Quotable Quotes   As long as there’s pasta and Chinese food in the world, ...

Chinese food is one thing that brings Jews together. From early memories, to long lasting friendships. Please read why we love Chinese food so much!

Let us, The Chinese Quest, introduce ourselves to you. If you love Chinese food, you don't love it like these guys do. Read this article for more info!

Baby, it’s cold outside!!  Today was the first unofficial day of winter… the temperatures dropped in to the single digits, and the strong winds last night made it feel like it was 15 degrees below zero.  Winter is here.  And when it’s frigid like this, I don’t think about Christmas… or, perhaps I do, for I can only think of one ...

What is your favorite date of the week to eat Chinese food? Is it a family tradition? I tell you why I prefer Wednesday's. But what day is YOUR day?

Chinese Food and Christmas, a Jewish holiday tradition, observed again this year at Lake Pavilion in Flushing, NY. Read why we won't go back next year!

Hitting the Superfecta in Little Neck It takes four things to perfectly align to hit a Superfecta.  And on this Erev Christmas Eve we hit all four ALL on one block in Little Neck!  Our Quest this evening took us to Pine Court Chinese Bistro, which by the name doesn’t at all appear to be an authentic Chinese restaurant.  Such an ...

‘Twas the week before Christmas, when all through the shul Not a creature was stirring, not even a mule; The shmatas were hung by their menorah with care, In hopes that their Christmas Dinner soon would be there; The children were nestled all snug in their beds; While visions of Chinese food danced in their heads; And for all our brethren in New York City ...