On cold days, nothing warms you like a piping hot bowl of soup. And while I don't always drink soup, when I do, I prefer Wonton Soup! Just 15 minutes until a happy and warm belly... Five minutes to prepare and just 10 minutes to cook. Check out this easy recipe!

Chinese food is for friends and family to enjoy. There are so many different types of Chinese food. Yet, there is no Chinese food that starts with the letter "I". Read to know why!

We have just made it so incredibly easy to find a Chinese restaurant near you. Our interactive map helps you zero in on great Chinese restaurants. Clusters indicate where there are an abundance of Chinese restaurants. The colored flags tell you at a glance how we rated them. You have GOT to check this out! Please let us know what you think.

When more is less, we stopped on our road trip at the only open restaurant we could find on Christmas Day. Here's a quick review of J.A. Buffet, which is in Hamburg, Pennsylvania. In general, what do you think of Chinese buffets?

'Twas the night before Chanukah, and Jewish families were preparing for their big meal. With Christmas the next day, Chinese food was in our head. You'll be glad these recipes you're going to read. Enjoy these "Jewish" Chinese dishes!!

Review of Sifu Chio The Noodle Restaurant in Little Neck, NY. We went to this Chinese restaurant on a Monday Night. No handmade Noodles. Good soup. Click to see where they stacked up against all the other Chinese restaurants we have reviewed. What we did after might make you think that we lost our heads!

Where's a Jew to eat on Christmas Day? Let us recommend a few great Chinese restaurants in Queens, NY for you. These come highly recommended by us (https://www.thechinesequest.com). You're going to love them! An educated diner is a satisfied diner. We guarantee it!

The Top 5 Chinese dishes ordered by Jews. As we get ready for Christmas Day, we thought you would like to see what other Jews will be eating! #3 is SHOCKING!

For Jews, going to the movies, and eating Chinese food on Christmas has become a tradition. But, there's much more to it than just that. Click to learn the deeper meaning of the holiday to Jews.

Chinese food on Christmas and Manischewitz wine? Should those words even go together? Well, let me enlighten you on a growing new phenomenon. Trust me when I say this... You are NOT going to believe this!