Going out with a Chinese lass has the advantage of being exposed to an entire world of awesome food. I really could not pick a favourite, although I grab the beef and vegetables on crispy fried noodles on a regular basis. I'm also quite partial to prawn dumplings with soup noodles.
" @Meteora: Right, right. I get what ya mean since I'm ethnically Chinese as well. I don't mind Chinese food but rice get's a little dull after ten years or so. I can't cook Chinese food very well but I can cook almost any Western dishes, much to the dismay of my parents amusingly enough. "
Hahaha, yeah that's what I'm going to expect if I ever learn how to cook.
Lunch special of Kung Pao Chicken, minus the celery they add, with steamed rice, a coke, and an eggroll (which I don't eat, I hate eggrolls) for $6.05.
for the record, I'm asian, and I find it mildly amusing to read through this and figure out what the english translations of all the Chinese food actually is. And by Chinese food I don't mean the fake takeout crap, I'm referring to the people who posted about real chinese food.
Although I like fake chinese food too. I just hate the fact that they call it chinese when it's not.
Not a big fan of Chinese food to be honest. Only thing I've ever really liked was Orange chicken, and that's only if it's from Panda Express. Have had it at other local places and it's pretty nasty in comparison.
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