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!!

What better way to celebrate the Dumpling King's birthday than a trip to an authentic Dumpling House. We went to the recently opened Yum Yum Dumplings in Centereach, NY. Did it meet the Dumping King's very discerning palate? Well... you'll just have to read the article to find out!

Spicy Home Tasty is a new Szechuan style Chinese restaurant that recently opened in Commack, NY. We welcome the influx of authentic Chinese cuisine to Long Island. However we found this restaurant lacking in two ways. You won't believe the second!

Happy Garden Chinese Restaurant in Williston Park, NY, close to Mineola, is a fine choice for dining in or taking out. If you live in that area, this may be your best choice for Chinese food. Click to read why!

Tao's Fusion, a Chinese restaurant in Selden, NY is part of the evolution of Chinese food that is rapidly spreading across Long Island.  No longer content with Americanized Chinese cuisine, the cultivated tastes of Long Islander's is warming up to authentic Chinese food!  Click to read our review!

Dining tonight at Pearl East Chinese Restaurant in Manhasset, NY brings The Chinese Quest back to the roots of their existence. Though only one member of the Quest was there this evening. So, how are the roots formed here? I will tell you the round about story if you read on...

Dim Sum at Fortune Wheel Seafood restaurant in Levittown exceeded our expectations, and complimented our review of Fortune Wheel that we had written in the past. The history lesson / legend that we learned about one of the dishes was priceless. You have to read it!

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?