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The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival, is primarily celebrated in east and southeast Asia and coincides with the fall harvest during the brightest and fullest moon. This year the festival is celebrated on September 21, 2021. As part of the celebration, lanterns of all sizes and shapes, are carried and displayed. They serve as symbolic beacons that light people’s paths to prosperity and good fortune. Click to read more and check out a bonus recipe!

Just 10 days until Chinese New Year! These ten facts will make you an expert on the subject, and score you invitations to many celebrations! Gung Hay Fat Choy! Get learned!

Only 20 days until Christmas. Where's a Jew to eat? Chinese food of course. This is part one of three articles to help you find a great Chinese restaurant near you. Today we focus on Suffolk County. Next Week Nassau County, and finally the week before Christmas, New York City!

What better way to celebrate Veteran's Day than by honoring the great General Tso. Here is a recipe for General Tso's chicken so you can really celebrate the holiday properly. Thank you Veterans! Thank you General Tso!! Bon Appetit!

How to celebrate Independence Day, the 4th of July, Chinese Quest Style? With fortune cookies, of course!f Hopefully you will get one of these fortunes..

Happy Mother's Day from The Chinese Quest. Let us recommend three Chinese restaurants on Long Island and Queens for you to take your Mom that will make her feel special, and you won't feel ripped off! Here are our suggestions...

Where's a Jew to eat on Christmas Day? Let The Chinese Quest tell you where your best choices in Chinese restaurants are in New York City! Click to find out!

Why not try your Thanksgiving Turkey the Chinese Quest way? Here's a yummy recipe for General Tso's TURKEY! Check it out!

November 19th is World Toilet Day! REALLY! Be grateful for small favors. See how much you know, take our QUIZ!

Eat Chinese Food for Thanksgiving Just say “No!”  “No” to the slaughter of millions of Turkey’s at this time of year.  “No” to the same old same old.  “No” to the hours of cooking and preparation.  “No” to the hours and hours of clean up.  This Thanksgiving resolve to do something different.  You’re family!  Reduce pressure, and enjoy a meal ...