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Cheng Du Chinese restaurant recently opened on Hempstead Tpke. in Franklin Square where Jani's used to be. Promising authentic Szcechuan cuisine it was with great anticipation that I dined there the other night. Did it live up to its promise? Read on.

For Jews, going to the movies, and eating Chinese food on Christmas has become a tradition. And The Chinese Quest recommends these nine Chinese restaurants on Long Island and Queens. We will leave the choice of movie up to you! Where are you going to eat on Christmas Day?

Newly opened F-A-N Chinese Restaurant, located at 534 Commack Road, Deer Park, NY, specializes in authentic Szechuan cuisine. The space is small, nicely decorated, and the English speaking waitstaff are friendly and helpful. The night we were there had a nice mix of Chinese and Caucasian customers. So what did we think of the food? Click to find out!!

You Garden Xiao Long Bao, sister Chinese restaurant of Shanghai You Garden Dumpling House in Flushing, opened a few months ago in Bayside. Their reputation certainly preceded them as lines out the door to get a table are the norm every night of the week. Was it as good? What was different? Read and find out! And wait 'til you read what they gave away for FREE!

Daxi Sichuan, is a Chinese restaurant located on the 2nd floor of the New World Mall in downtown Flushing which is located at 36-20 Roosevelt Avenue. Here you will find a most elegant upscale restaurant, great Chinese food, and raucous parties. Raucous parties? Click to read our Review and more...

"Zou Ji", a Chinese restaurant, opened up three weeks ago in Syosset, New York.  Zou Ji features Northeast Chinese Home Style, or Dongbei, cuisine. This evening we had some dishes that we had never eaten before on our Quest, and that was only half the surprises that were in store for us!

Kung Fu Xiao Long Bao, a Shanghainese Chinese Restaurant located in Flushing, NY came touted to us as having THE BEST Soup Dumplings.  Even better than the Soup Dumplings at Joe's Shanghai.  That's quite a bold statement!  Were they?  You'll have to read on to find out if we agreed!

Baybridge Chinese Szechuan Cuisine restaurant is locate in the northernmost section of Bayside Queens, practically in the shadows of the Throgs Neck Bridge. Our review is typical of the difference between our Quest and what others may have become accustomed to. If you're eager to try it, pay attention to the tip posted in the article!

More and more authentic Chinese restaurants are opening all over Long Island, and now with Tao's Peking Duck House opening in Glen Cove, we have another to choose from! This is their sister restaurant to their Selden and Stony Brook locations. How does it stack up?