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The alliance between Jewish and Chinese foodways traces to the Lower East Side of Manhattan at the dawn of the 20th century. At a time when much of immigrant New York maintained cultural enclaves — Italians ate at Italian restaurants, Germans at German ones, Jews at kosher delis — Chinese restaurants distinguished themselves by welcoming outsiders, Jews included. The story of American Chinese food — especially as it intersects with Jewish experience — is about more than what’s on the plate. It’s about migration and adaptation, about forging friendships across boundaries, and about finding joy and kinship where you least expect it: across a table filled with chopsticks, challah, and the communal language of food.​

Chinese food on Christmas and Manischewitz wine? Should those words even go together? Well, let me enlighten you on a growing new phenomenon. Trust me when I say this... You are NOT going to believe this!

Annie Chan's Glatt Kosher Chinese restaurant in Fresh Meadows, Queens, New York, is the real deal. I had the pleasure of dining there recently when a Networking meeting I attended convened there. Want to know why? Click to learn!

Americanized Chinese food is plaguing the nation. But, we make a compelling argument for this concept dish that is environmentally friendly, Kosher, and delicious. We think!

Enjoy a Passover Seder Chinese Quest style, at Cho-Sen Village, a Kosher Chinese restaurant in Great Neck, NY. Though we weren't all present, we were presented with a beautiful and tasty dinner. Read what we ate...

Pork is THE Chinese staple meat with a flavor that can be combined successfully with a great range of other foods types. Read fun facts about pork and more!

You don't have to be Jewish to love Chinese food. And, if you keep Kosher, the good news is that you don't have to give up Chinese food either! Read why!

It's hard to find Kosher food in China. Here's a comprehensive list of Kosher restaurants in China. Please feel free to add to our list!

At sundown on Yom Kippur, observant Jews around the world will be breaking a 24 hour fast, when the Shofar is blown. What Chinese food do YOU crave now??

A meal in the palm of your hand! What could be more convenient?  You can carry it anywhere you go.  It won’t leak like a taco, it won’t drip like an enchilada.  It’s THE perfect food.  It is, of course, an Egg Roll! And it doesn’t have to even be eaten hot.  I think nothing more than a midnight snack, straight ...