There have been numerous movies where Chinese food played a somewhat prominent position. Some of these took place in Chinese restaurants. Read our list!
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Drink Wine and Improve Your Memory
Some drink wine for enjoyment - But, now drink it to improve your memory! A study on resvaratrol shows there's a connection. Read what we found!
Read More »Why Chopsticks and Not Forks?
Most scholars seem to agree that chopsticks were probably first used as cooking utensils in China as early as 1200 B.C. during the Shang Dynasty. Read more!
Read More »Interesting Facts About China
We've brought you lots of information lately about Chinese food. Now we thought we would share some interesting facts about China. Which did you know?
Read More »Wontons or Kreplach?
Can you identify which dumplings are which (wontons or kreplach)? Read more!
Read More »How Does American Chinese Food Differ from Native Oriental Cuisine?
American Chinese food is different from the native Oriental cuisine in many ways. Let's compare and contrast the use of vegetables. Read more!
Read More »Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
They say that EVERYONE is Irish on St. Patrick's Day. Even Jews. And, I would assume that goes for Chinese people too. Read more to learn why!
Read More »[Check!] The Chinese Quest Mentioned in Newspaper
Commented Comment We can (sort of) check this one/these two off of our 2014 Bucket List. It was just brought to our attention that The Chinese Quest was mentioned, albeit in the online comments, in an article that was published on their website (I’m not sure if it was also in their print version as I don’t receive the paper) in ...
Read More »[HISTORY] Another Reason We Love Chinese (Shanghai)
Another Reason We Love Chinese (Shanghai). It's not just about the food. Read more!
Read More »World’s Oldest Chinese Restaurant – Ma Yu Chang’s Bucket Chicken House
They Are Doing Something Right! (Sources: BlackBerry Channel Amazing Facts, PIN:C00120B05, Wikipedia, and http://vida-tranquila.blogspot.com/) Ma Yu Ching’s Bucket Chicken House (Chinese: 马豫兴桶子鸡; pinyin: Mǎ Yùxīng Tǒngzi Jī), located in Kaifeng, China, is by some accounts the world’s oldest restaurant. It allegedly opened for business during the in 1153 AD. Having survived numerous wars, invasions, and dynasty changes, it still offers takeout food. Traditionally, “bucket ...
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The Chinese Quest Finding the best Chinese restaurants on Long Island and NYC
