The Mee's will definitely have to come back and conquer the New World Mall Food Court in Flushing. Down the escalator one enters a whole 'nother world!
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Curious About Cumin
Cumin in Chinese Food It was just the other night when we dined at Red Tiger Dumpling House in Stony Brook that I first encountered the use of cumin in Chinese food. We asked the waiter about it, and it just made me more curious to learn more about this fascinating spice called cumin. It’s not just used in Indian ...
Read More »Why Chopsticks and Not Forks?
Most scholars seem to agree that chopsticks were probably first used as cooking utensils in China as early as 1200 B.C. during the Shang Dynasty. Read more!
Read More »Interesting Facts About China
We've brought you lots of information lately about Chinese food. Now we thought we would share some interesting facts about China. Which did you know?
Read More »Dumplings (Wontons) Geography Lesson
Dumplings on my Mind Class is now in session. A Chinese dumpling, or a wonton, is a staple food popular throughout China. Dumplings were likely introduced to the West by early settlers in Chinatown, who came primarily from the Cantonese-speaking coastal cities in Southern China. It seems like I’ve got dumplings on the brain as it’s the second time in ...
Read More »[HISTORY] Another Reason We Love Chinese (Shanghai)
Another Reason We Love Chinese (Shanghai). It's not just about the food. Read more!
Read More »HistorMee: The History of the Mee Family
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 ...
Read More »American’s Can’t Get Chinese Right!
The Jewish zodiac placemat is a hilarious parody of the Chinese zodiac. It has all 12 deli food images and text. The whole megillah. Click here!
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