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On Chinese New Year's, food are eaten for many reasons. Some are eaten because their names have special meaning, or they sound like other Chinese words. Or, it might be because of their shapes or their colors. Read about some typically eaten Chinese food for Chinese New Year's...

The Chinese Quest wishes for you to celebrate Chinese New Year's like a native. This article on the Chinese Zodiac, gives a history of the 12 animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac. Which animal are you?

Have you ever given Chinese tea a second thought when you are served it in Chinese restaurants? Read this article, and perhaps you will enjoy your Chinese food even more now!

When life serves you lemons, make lemonade. When life serves you winter, make Winter Melon Soup! Check out this recipe, and please share with your cold friends!

Norman's Crusade takes him from American Fast Food, tracing back Columbus's discoveries and Marco Polo's trail through the New world. Where in the world is Norman?

We love it when readers write in that they went to a Chinese restaurant after reading a review on The Chinese Quest. Here's what a reader wrote us after visiting Spicy & Tasty in Flushing, New York.

January is National Soup Month; February is the Super Bowl. Help us celebrate Chinese Quest style. We're holding our first annual Chinese Quest Souper Bowl contest! #SuperBowl #SouperBowl #NationalSoupMonth

Take a wok on the wild side. A wok is a versatile round-bottomed cooking vessel, originating from China, and used in a variety of different cooking techniques. Read all about woks in this informative article.

Can Chinese food affect your blood pressure? For sure some dishes can, while other Chinese dishes are quite healthy. This is a must read article. To your health!

The Chinese Quest ended 2015 with a bang! Read our review of Imperial Taiwanese Gourmet Chinese Restaurant. Perhaps the best Taiwanese-cuisine outside of Taiwan! Read more...