No matter how much you might enjoy going away, there are always some things that each of us misses when we are away from home. For me, that's Chinese food!

We Want You… To submit any old pictures you might have… or, memories that you have of eating Chinese food… or, original stories about Chinese restaurants… Anything that you think would be of interest to readers of The Chinese Quest that you would like to share. We will publish all original, unpublished works at our discretion.  You would receive credit as the ...

Memories of The House of Won, a Chinese restaurant in Fresh Meadows, Queens, NY that opened in 1955, and the long lasting memories of the Wen family. and...

You can find Chinese food anywhere in the world you go. Mee Rich Yee, on his recent trip to Scotland, found "China Town Buffet" in Elgin. Read more...

XieXie (pronounced as 'Shi-eh Shi-eh') means "Thank You" in Chinese. Saying thank you is a sure fire way to get more of the same in return. Read our thanks!

How often have you either referred to some particular type or style of cooking as being Comfort Food? Read Chinese Comfort Foods for the American Palate!

Each of us maintain certain memories that we hang on to. So, why should this be any different when it comes to Chinese restaurants? Here are a few of mine!

Personal preferences are unique to the individual. And when it comes to preference in Chinese food, those preferences are most definitely unique. Read this!

A Second Look & Review When I first visited and ate at Moonstone Chinese Restaurant, located on Northern Blvd in Great Neck, just east of the Queens border, I had a terrific time, probably as much due to getting to meet and greet the characters of The Chinese Quest, as for any other reason (although the wine helped!). My wife (aka ...

Another Aspect About Chinese Food What Meal(s) Are the Right Ones? I was never one to conform to the concept that one eats only breakfast food in the morning, etc. Perhaps the first company to recognize (or at least acknowledge) the fact was White Castle, who decades ago used an ad campaign with the slogan, “White Castles for breakfast? Why ...