Revisit this poll as you continue to expand your culinary delights from our other reviews, & from future Chinese restaurant reviews as we post them...more!

Faded Bloom Disappointment is all I can say.  I’m going to post lots of pictures, because I don’t have a lot of words to share.  I have been here once before, and the food was good.  This time, we came as Mee’s, and this Mee was disappointed (and as the numerical reviews will attest so were the other Mee’s. Orchid ...

What’s Up Doc? I don’t get it!  We’ve got more followers at this time from the state of California than we do in New York!? Now I know that California does have a large Chinese and Jewish population, but more than New York?? But, this IS a blog about our Quest to the THE best Chinese Restaurant on Long Island. ...

And true to our word, construction has begun on our new Rankings page! And now it is published. Check out our Rankings of Chinese restaurants!

Dine in Style I was, like a good Jew, shopping and looking for a bargain this evening, when I stumbled across the perfect accessory for Mee’s to tote their gifts from Cousin Soo-Zee (the five sets of chopsticks from her recent trip to China):   This is, of course, a NEW AUTH LOUIS VUITTON CHOPSTICKS MONOGRAM CASE 2004 FOR VIP LIMITED ...

Here is another crew! Try whatever you like to torture us, but you're not going to get any more information out of us. Read more

The Jewish zodiac placemat is a hilarious parody of the Chinese zodiac. It has all 12 deli food images and text. The whole megillah. Click here!

Critical Acclaim Lest you thought we lost our focus, please allow me to straighten you out. Our mission is, and always will be: What started humbly as five friends gathered for a night out, has grown to a quest. A Chinese Quest. Follow along as five hungry Jewish guys search for THE BEST Chinese Restaurant on all of Long Island! What do Jews like? ...

No one knows we're coming. If you're a restaurant owner, prepare yourself... because no one expects The Chinese Quest (inquisition). Read more!

Not Exactly! According to some resources, Chow Mein was invented IN the United States to feed AMERICANS. It is based on Cantonese cuisine. Read more!