Flushing, New York. Home to some of the worlds best Chinese restaurants in NY. Read about the top five Chinese restaurants according to The Chinese Quest!
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“E” is for Eggroll #AtoZChallenge @AprilA2Z
An eggroll might just be the perfect fast food dish. A staple at Chinese restaurants and take-out's across America. They're also our kind of Egg Rolls...
Read More »“D” is for Dumplings #AtoZChallenge @AprilA2Z
Everything you ever wanted to know about Chinese dumplings. How to make them, how to eat them, and so much more. You know you want a dumpling. Click here!
Read More »“C” is for Chinese Food #AtoZChallenge @AprilA2Z
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!
Read More »“B” is for BYOB (Bring Your Own Bottle) #AtoZChallenge @AprilA2Z
Bring your own bottle, or BYOB, strikes a chord with us. You'll save money by bringing your own wine and match as you like with Chinese food. Read more...
Read More »[REVIEW] Orient Odyssey, Jericho, NY
Orient Odyssey is the sister restaurant of The Orient in Bethpage. Orient Odyssey serves Hong Kong Style Seafood. After a year’s wait, they finally opened their doors two weeks ago. The buzz was still going strong (and it eventually turned in to an alarm! More about that later), when we got there as the restaurant was PACKED! And it was ...
Read More »“A” is for the A-List of Chinese Restaurants #AtoZChallenge @AprilA2Z
This is the A-List, the top Chinese Restaurants on Long Island and New York City. Chosen for having that something extra special that sets them apart. Read!
Read More »[RECIPE] The Great Knish
While there's no word in Chinese for knish, here is a recipe for a Chinese Knish! Now this is what I call a Great Knish! Try it for yourself!
Read More »Chinese Sandwich? Doesn’t Sound Kosher!
The closest thing in China to a sandwich is the 肉夹馍, ròujiāmóʼ, which is eaten in north-central & northwestern China. It's pulled pork. Try this recipe!
Read More »What is in a Number?
Would you rather eat at the Number ONE Chinese Restaurant or the Number EIGHT Chinese Restaurant? Does the number make a difference? We think so! Do you?
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