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Jenny Jade, author of "Chinese Food at Home", a cookbook of her own Chinese recipes, and a frequent contributor of Chinese recipes to The Chinese Quest, took it upon herself to dub the members of The Chinese Quest with official Mandarin Chinese names.  She was also gracious enough to include the meanings of each name.  Each name was carefully crafted by Jenny to match their personalities and style.  We are honored to dubbed with these names.  It makes us feel Royal.

First we told you where all the best Chinese restaurants are. Now, we just made it a whole lot easier for you to find a great Chinese restaurant near you! Check out our new interactive map!

We have augmented our formula to rank Chinese restaurants to make it even better, faster, and stronger. Check out why we updated the formula, and check out the new rankings!

The Dow Jones does it periodically. The Bowl Championship Series does it from year to year. Now, The Chinese Quest is altering the way they rate Chinese restaurants! Click to read more!

What a year it was for the Chinese Quest! Check out this Great Hits (posts) article for the top 10 articles and the top video from last year!

When it comes to restaurant reviews, being recognized by Zagats, and New York Times, and for Chinese restaurants, The Chinese Quest's Questie, symbolizes the best of the best. Check out the awards that Spicy & Tasty has earned!

The Questie, awarded by The Chinese Quest to the five BEST Chinese dishes they ate from the prior year. Here we present the award to 3 Chinese restaurants!

The Questie is awarded each year by The Chinese Quest to the five best Chinese dishes from the Chinese restaurants the prior year. Read this year's winners!

The Orient means the East. It is a traditional designation for anything that belongs to the Eastern world.  The term “Orient” derives from the Latin word oriens meaning “east” (literally “rising”). The use of the word “rising” refers to the east because that is where the sun rises.  The adjectival term Oriental has been used by the West to mean ...

The Chinese Quest and The Cleaver Quarterly met at Imperial Palace in Flushing, NY. The Questies were unveiled in this video over a meal of Chinese food!