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If you stroll through Manhattan on Christmas Day, you’ll witness a migration as predictable as the seasons: herds of Jewish families—decked out in their finest puffer coats and Hanukkah sweaters—bee-lining for the best Chinese joint uptown. Forget figgy pudding; tonight, it’s all about crispy duck and those addictive little fried noodles you pretend you’re “just nibbling.” Click to read the rest of the story.

If you're a Jewish person, I'm sure many of you are starting to think about your plans for Christmas. My friend, and former bunk-mate at Camp Boiberik back in the day, Itzek Gottesman made this presentation on "Old World Jewish Christmas Traditions". I think you will enjoy it!

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?

For Jews, going to the movies, and eating Chinese food on Christmas has become a tradition. But, there's much more to it than just that. Click to learn the deeper meaning of the holiday to Jews.

Got a birthday celebration coming up? Learn the difference between celebrating birthday's Western Style and Chinese style. The differences will shock you!

Jews love Tradition. Jews love Chinese food. Traditional Chinese food? Now we are talking! This is what The Chinese Quest lives for. Let us take you along with us on this journey...

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 ...

 A Very Mee-rry Christmas! A new Chinese Quest tradition was born this Christmas Eve, as the family Quested, as all good Jews do, to a Chinese Restaurant.  Four Mee’s (unfortunately Gonzi Biao was detained at work — gosh we love his work ethic, but we sure missed his presence!) went to: Uncle Dai’s 26 School Street Glen Cove, NY 11542 ...