Mee Stuff

Jew Appeal A lot of people have asked us what we mean by Jew Appeal, as it's one of the criteria that use to rate the Chinese restaurants. Let me explain!

Tummy Talk an Interview with Mee Tsu Yan   This is the second interview in our series, called Welcome to Tummy Talk. Today we are interviewing Mee Tsu Yan (MTY). MTY is a native Long Islander, and a devout lover of Chinese food. When he is not eating Chinese food, MTY can be found with his lovely wife of 28 years ...

We believe that everyone should enjoy the delights of the vine. This labor of love will bring the joy of the grape and word of the wine to everyone. Read on

Welcome to Tummy Talk, this is the first in what we hope will become a regular series of columns interviewing each member of The Chinese Quest. Read more!

Pleased to Meet You Too We travel together. We eat together. We each contribute to the blog. Everyone had a favorite Beatle. Perhaps you have a favorite Mee (just don’t tell us, we don’t want any petty jealous breaking up the Fab Five). Now you can follow along with your favorite Mee!  It’s as easy as 1-2-3 You’ll see (how ...

When a great athlete prepares for their big game, they just don't jump right in to it. No. They have to do a number of things. Read more!

We Are Family!  Nothing But My Brothers and Mee The distinguished surname Mee emerged from the remote northern part of China, habitated by a very lost tribe of Israel,  along the Great Wall of China known as the Wailing Wall of China. The area is so remote, some argued, that the Jews in this nether region wailed because there wasn’t a ...

The Land of Plenty …Plenty of Chinese restaurants to dine at that is! It’s good to be back.  I’m sure I was missed.  By some.  A few?  Perhaps some one? I did it.  I managed not to succumb to the urge to eat “foreign” Chinese food while I was out my comfort zone, where my knowledge of local restaurants is ...

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? ...

Aside from Junior's in Brooklyn, the only type of restaurant I can ever remember eating at with my family was a Chinese restaurant. What are your memories? Read more!