Today marked the closing of another bastion of Cantonese Chinese food on Long Island, The Chinese restaurant Palace of Wong chose to thanks and celebrate!
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Shaoxing Rice Wine
Shaoxing Rice Wine is used in many Chinese food recipes. Read all about it, it's fascinating history and it's varied uses in a myriad of dishes. Try it!!
Read More »4 Main Types of Chinese Food
Cooking is considered to be an art and Chinese dishes are as beautiful to look at, as they are delicious to eat. Read about 4 Types of Chinese food.
Read More »Iron Chef Confucius
Confucianism philosophy strongly believes in the idea that food and friends are an inseparable part of life. A life without food and friend is incomplete!
Read More »What’s IN Your Chopsticks?
Chopsticks can be made out of many different materials. This article we will explore the pros and cons of eight different materials used to make chopsticks!
Read More »The Largest Chinese Restaurant in the World
Our Quest to find you the best Chinese restaurant on Long Island and New York City pauses to introduce you to the largest Chinese restaurant in the world!
Read More »The History of Tsingtao Beer
Go to any Chinese restaurant in the world and you’d be hard pressed to find one that doesn't serve Tsingtao. Read the fascinating history of Tsingtao beer.
Read More »“P” is for Pork #AtoZChallenge @AprilA2Z
Pork is THE Chinese staple meat with a flavor that can be combined successfully with a great range of other foods types. Read fun facts about pork and more!
Read More »“N” is for Noodles #AtoZChallenge @AprilA2Z
Noodles are not just a Chinese invention, they’re the original fast food! Read about the history of noodles. They're just as much as staple as rice in China
Read More »“M” is for Mandarin #AtoZChallenge @AprilA2Z
Mandarin Cuisine is the cuisine of Beijing and is also knows as Beijing cuisine. As the Capital city its cuisine is influenced by people from all over China
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The Chinese Quest Finding the best Chinese restaurants on Long Island and NYC
