Wine

After having a few rounds of Mai Tai's with friends, you'll all shout “Maita’I roa a’e!” In English, that means “Out of this world! The best!" Don't believe me? Invite me the next time you go out for Chinese food and I'll show you. Read the intriguing story and mystery behind the Mai Tai cocktail. Cheers!!

Tri Dim Shanghai, a Chinese restaurant on the upper east side of Manhattan at 1378 3rd Ave. New York, NY 10075 came highly recommended. We came, we ate, and we were blown away. And, we found a Questie-worthy dish! Please read our review and share it with your friends. Please post feedback in the comment box below the article.

Chinese wines were once considered exotic and aroused curiosity among specialists, today they are gaining more and more relevance. New wineries are emerging due to bamboo cultivation and some are determined to make premium wines in terms of price and quality. Here are 6 Chinese regions essential to any wine lover

Wine is a versatile drink that has the ability to add flavor and depth when paired right. And like wine, Chinese cuisine also has a wonderful range of varieties that are lined up to light the spirit of the festival. The rich diversity of these two helps us explore and understand the perfect pairings of food and wine. So here is the pair guide for wine and dine you might want to try this new year. Cheers!

China has a rich beverage culture of its own, with all the color, variety and flavor you find in Chinese cooking. Here’s a list of some of the best Chinese drinks that you’ll find as mainstays in bars and fridges all across China. Some of them may seem surprising, but check them all out and you might be surprised how many of them tickle your palette.

Many of us search for definite ways to taste wine in the proper fashion. Guest author Harold Camaya share his expertise with this article on 5 ways to taste wine properly. Take a sip and taste like a pro after reading this article.

Chinese food on Christmas and Manischewitz wine? Should those words even go together? Well, let me enlighten you on a growing new phenomenon. Trust me when I say this... You are NOT going to believe this!

Happy Hour's have changed at Moonstone Chinese restaurant in Great Neck, New York. Read about the revised Happy Hour days and times.

No matter what the day, and almost what the time, you are sure to get Happy at Moonstone Chinese restaurant in Great Neck, NY. Happy Hour specials all day Sunday to Thursday... Friday and Saturday from 5:00pm to 8:00pm. Meet us there for a drink! Cheers!

Pairing wines with Chinese food can be tricky. A French wine expert shares her secrets with a Hong Kong based travel blogger, Michael Taylor. Learn the secrets...