Best Chinese restaurants in the U.S.
And no mention of any in the San Gabriel Valley in the Yahoo Article? It is true that there are 3X as many Chinese restaurants in the US as there are McDonalds. The headache is many of them are not very good. The source, Travel & Leisure has more. I wonder where they got their ratings from? My guess is Zagat. They seem to be going after the nicer restaurants with A+ service, and not focusing as much on the food. My priority is food, price, and service.
They mention Din Tai Fung that has a location in Arcadia - San Gabriel Valley.
Sea Habour in Rosemead I have not been too. It used to be a Farrel's Ice Cream Parlour, and I still feel kinda guilty for accidently pouring chocalate syrup from a birth day party over the person next to me from my Sunday. The waitress told me to hold it with one hand, and that was a bad decision :-)
Chung King in San Gabriel.
References:
Best Chinese restaurants in the U.S. - Yahoo Travel
Original article, but you need to go through 27 pages.
Travel & Leisure Best Chinese Restaurants in the US
Some cute books:
They mention Din Tai Fung that has a location in Arcadia - San Gabriel Valley.
Sea Habour in Rosemead I have not been too. It used to be a Farrel's Ice Cream Parlour, and I still feel kinda guilty for accidently pouring chocalate syrup from a birth day party over the person next to me from my Sunday. The waitress told me to hold it with one hand, and that was a bad decision :-)
Chung King in San Gabriel.
References:
Best Chinese restaurants in the U.S. - Yahoo Travel
Original article, but you need to go through 27 pages.
Travel & Leisure Best Chinese Restaurants in the US
Some cute books:
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A little girl wonders why she and her Mom are growing plants in their garden that are so different from their neighbors'. Recipe for Ugly Vegetable Soup included! 
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After a young Chinese American girl opens fortune cookies with her family, she notices that the fortunes seem to come true, in a story which includes brief notes on the history of the fortune cookie.
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Just right for young children, Dim Sum for Everyone! celebrates a cultural custom and a universal favorite activity--eating! Great book!
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| Fortune Cookie Chronicles - Adventures in the World of Chinese Food by Jennifer Lee | |||||||
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The Fortune Cookie Chronicles is for anyone who has ever wondered who is General Tsao and why are we eating his chicken; why Jews eat Chinese food on Christmas; and who really invented the fortune cookie.
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| Cooking with Kids - Celebrating Chinese New Year, DVD for kids! | |||||||
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Labels: Chinese Food
posted by Ray Ritchey at
10:40 AM
2 Comments:
Do you prefer chinese restaurants for
外國人的口味 or for 中國人的口味?
For Chinese. And my definition of real Chinese is not "Orange Chicken".
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