Post your chinese restaurant

[Mortimer]

Well when I eat out (not at home its mostly in this chinese restaurant, more often then at McDonalds or Pizza, which is rare.) I eat at least once a month chinese. McDonalds maybe twice half a year, and pizza twice in a year. Otherwise I eat at home what my mum cooks.

All you can eat for 7.90€

[zhaoyun]

Well, I usually eat authentic Chinese food. And it is very regionally specific.

This is a popular Hot Pot restaurant I go to sometimes. Not my pics.











Or for Cantonese food, this popular Dim Sum restaurant.

[Mortimer]

Well, I usually eat authentic Chinese food. And it is very regionally specific.

This is a popular Hot Pot restaurant I go to sometimes. Not my pics.

I couldnt find any pics of my restaurant in google. Maybe next time I go (probably next week) I will take some pics by myself and update the thread. My restaurant is cantonese, is cantonese southern chinese and is that still han?

[zhaoyun]

I couldnt find any pics of my restaurant in google. Maybe next time I go (probably next week) I will take some pics by myself and update the thread. My restaurant is cantonese, is cantonese southern chinese and is that still han?

Yes, Cantonese is Southern and it is Han. But there are very large regional differences between Han Chinese, it is just an umbrella term really.

Another cuisine is Sichuanese. This is a place I go to sometimes. I can't eat like this every time though, the spices are crazy.

[Mortimer]

Yes, Cantonese is Southern and it is Han. But there are very large regional differences between Han Chinese, it is just an umbrella term really.

Another cuisine is Sichuanese. This is a place I go to sometimes. I can't eat like this every time though, the spices are crazy.

this looks so good here is a few meals i could find o google i eat, not from this restaurant but also from austria and what my restaurant serves too

[zhaoyun]

Sometimes when I want something light. I just have Chaozhou style noodle soups.

[Mortimer]

Sometimes when I want something light. I just have Chaozhou style noodle soups.

I eat regulary the pikant-säuerliche suppe, I fucking love it. It means piquant-sour soup.

[zhaoyun]

I eat regulary the pikant-säuerliche suppe, I fucking love it. It means piquant-sour soup.

Yeah, that's hot and sour soup. I like it too.

Other styles I like are Cantonese BBQ. It's pretty heavy so I don't eat it much nowadays.













So fucking amazing

[Iloko]

Ironically I found the Chinese food in America to taste slightly better than the ones in Philippines based on what I've tried so far, don't really know why; even though Philippines is geographically closer to China than America is lol. I won't make any final conclusions just yet since I haven't tried any Chinese restos in Manila-Chinatown yet. There are a few new Chinese take-out/fast-food restos that have opened in my current area within the past few months which I believe are run by actual Chinese people who've just set up shop, and it's only a few blocks walk away from my place; it should be interesting to try out, since also there's been an influx of Chinese and Koreans who've recently moved into my current neighborhood...But I wonder if this is considered real Chinese food:


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[zhaoyun]

Ironically I found the Chinese food in America to taste slightly better than the ones in Philippines based on what I've tried so far, don't really know why; even though Philippines is geographically closer to China than America is lol. I won't make any final conclusions just yet since I haven't tried any Chinese restos in Manila-Chinatown yet. There are a few new Chinese take-out/fast-food restos that have opened in my current area within the past few months which I believe are run by actual Chinese people who've just set up shop, and it's only a few blocks walk away from my place; it should be interesting to try out, since also there's been an influx of Chinese and Koreans who've recently moved into my current neighborhood...But I wonder if this is considered real Chinese food:


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As much as Taco Bell is real Mexican food. Or McDonalds is real American food. Resembles it, but a very cheap, fast food version of it.

You'll have some great food in Hong Kong.

In HK, there is a sub-cuisine that is popular, which is Hong Kongese Western food. Has a lot of baked dishes. You should check it out.

This is baked pork chop spaghetti



Black pepper chicken



Sweet toast with ice cream