Tag Archives: cantonese

Every year at Christmas, Jews all over the world seek out a good movie and Chinese food. The Chinese Quest offers these five recommendations of Cantonese Chinese restaurants for a mellow Christmas Day feast. Here are our recommendations for the Top Five best Cantonese style Chinese restaurants on Long Island and New York City plus a bonus selection of a Kosher Chinese restaurant. So of all we recommended these past few days, which Chinese restaurant are you going to?

Chinese cuisine is part of the most ancient culture, the Great Civilization, which is as old as all of humanity! Different geographical areas of China - the provinces - for various historical and climatic reasons have very different cuisines. Click to learn about a few!

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.

Jian Restaurant, is a nice Chinese Restaurant serving both Cantonese and Szechuan dishes in Little New York, just north of the Long Island Expressway in a strip mall off Horace Harding Expressway. I think you would like it, because...

Ho Wan Chinese Restaurant in South Richmond Hills, Queens, New York has been delighting patrons since 1970. In the midst of a changing neighborhood, Ho Wan has stood the test of time. Check out my review!

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...

Cooking is considered to be an art and Chinese dishes are as beautiful to look at, as they are delicious to eat. Read about 4 Types of Chinese food.

Orient Odyssey is the sister restaurant of The Orient in Bethpage.  Orient Odyssey serves Hong Kong Style Seafood.  After a year’s wait, they finally opened their doors two weeks ago.  The buzz was still going strong (and it eventually turned in to an alarm!  More about that later), when we got there as the restaurant was PACKED!  And it was ...

Badda bing badda boom, The Chinese Quest was in the House.  Fuggeddaboutit!  The Chinese Quest came to Brooklyn, and we left our mark.  Our mark this evening was Pacificana Restaurant in Brooklyn’s Chinatown section (8th Avenue in the Sunset Park area).  Good thing we had a trusty map because even after parking literally right in front of it, we walked right ...

I confess, I would never eat Moo Goo Gai Pan. But, I will admit that I LOVE saying "Moo Goo Gai Pan". If you'd like to make some yourself, try this recipe!